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by frugalmail 11mo ago
The burden on taxpayers would be significantly less if it was strictly satellite coverage for use during emergencies.
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by frugalmail 1y ago
I would love to drop some of the extensions that I currently have loaded for this purpose, but sadly I'm not confident the positive signal instructing opt-out will be honored, and I'll need to retain my defensive extensions. In sp
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by frugalmail 1y ago
I hope with the Trump H1B changes, you get back on your feet.
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by frugalmail 1y ago
Could you share the video where he says "women should be secondary to men"? I'm interested in seeing this. I'm familiar with him saying "...prioritize marriage and children over career goals.." and "young
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by frugalmail 1y ago
Harm in the physical sense, agreed. But "harm" newly defined 2013-2025 mutated into "speech I don't like" by the government. "Offend" is subjective, and US Citizens should not have punitive governmental co
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by frugalmail 1y ago
Do you think the same thing about "give me liberty or give me death?" "...cost of unfortunately..." Is that not clear? The context was he was responding about a question about the 2nd amendment. clearly the first order t
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by frugalmail 1y ago
What are you talking about, tons of people were asking for the guy to get investigated and his manifesto to be released. At least on X/Twitter.
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by frugalmail 1y ago
That was mostly the case pre 2025. We all have to fight to undo the Obama Smith-Mundt Modernization Act that allowed the executive branch to create domestic propaganda.
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by frugalmail 1y ago
what "peaceful means of protest" has the government shut down exactly?
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by frugalmail 1y ago
Courtesy of AI Avg monthly "clean energy" jobs so far: - 2023: ~3.38M - 2024: ~3.45M - 2025: ~3.42M Any impact to the economy due to "green job project cancellations" wouldn't have surfaced yet. Uncertainty about ta
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by frugalmail 1y ago
I'm pretty sure China, Russia, N. Korea, Iran, and Venezuela noticed, and noticed hard. After all we noticed Venezuela's Jets encroaching on our navel vessels, and the China exhibition of might and technology w/ sidecars of R
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by frugalmail 1y ago
I'm guessing it's the response to the recent Chinese military expression of might celebrating the new "axis of evil"
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Great implementation. I would love to see this syntax added to spreadsheet software. Far less complicated than current functions.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
That makes sense that they would use higher quality headphones on a radio to collaborate. Thanks for the insight!
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by frugalmail 2y ago
I'm really curious then. Why's the visible person holding the headphones tighter against his ear? What kind of sounds need to be processed by a human for sewer inspection? To their benefit, if it was sus, they would have kept the
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by frugalmail 2y ago
You think the current editor resigned because Bezos was asking them to criticize tariffs? Like every other major publication, and WPo has done before? He's trying to get them to stop promoting socialism/statism.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
I'm interested in hearing your thoughts.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
>"What I cannot teach, I do not understand" This is really more in line to some of the things Feynman communicated in many of his interviews. I feel like it more accurately reflects the way Feynman approached things. He was suc
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by frugalmail 2y ago
I think what doge is doing should always be happening. According to the article the website doesn't have the rigor they're expecting. But then again, I never interpreted it as a double entry ledger for the public to review. They&#
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Nobody ever said all of those records were fraud other than legacy media and internet randos.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
>...exceptions in which the automated process doesn't terminate someone for being >115 You gave a several good explanations about why the current automated processes don't mark the records as deceased. But those are excuses.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
His team ran a query and shared the results. How is that zero? What do you expect him to provide? Litterally NOBODY is arguing that the results aren't accurate based on data other than an, easily verifiable, erroneous claim about the C
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by frugalmail 2y ago
No analyst or technical insiders have come out to dispute it, can't be that wrong.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
>so it's useful to just just say things without evidence, because they "might turn out to be true" in the future. The evidence is a query run on the data. No insiders have disputed the results. >Hardly. That's just
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by frugalmail 2y ago
What was the claim? That there are millions of people above 120 years old in the SS database that aren't marked dead? That doesn't sound extraordinary, or a claim that's hard to challenge by even past employees that had acces
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by frugalmail 2y ago
So your interpretation of "give the elected official oversight" is that "checks and balances" and "democracy" are "mere suggestions". You're mistaking: - bureaucracy with democracy - checks and b
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by frugalmail 2y ago
This gave me laugh, thanks for sharing it!
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by frugalmail 2y ago
What I said is based on the 14th amendment, as part of the highest law of the land. Perhaps anyone pushing doubt with ZERO substance behind their claim has ulterior motives.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
How are your "unknown facts" that you've NOT substantiated at all, more relevant than my "unknown facts" that are based on logical conclusions? If that field is the qualifying field that it was presented as, Then an
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by frugalmail 2y ago
You're again trying to attack instead of establishing a logical explanation. It's clear you're not here in good faith. Regardless of how somebody establishes their birth date, that field would still get updated with the data

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