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hdgvhicv
9mo ago
Is it really that hard - Trump didn’t get to power on a technicality - 70 million voted for him.
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9mo ago
Hurrah for the Blackshirts
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9mo ago
So the satelite receives say 13kW of heat energy as it has a 10 square metre surface facing the sun. That is converted to 2.5kW electic and 10.5kW heat. The electric is then used to power the computer and ply doom or whatever. That 2.5kW of
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9mo ago
People in France don’t give a stuff about the u.s constitution.
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9mo ago
> Uh, let's distinguish between generated images, however revolting, and actual child sexual abuse. If you want. In many countries the law doesn’t. If you don’t like the law your billion dollar company still has to follow it. At lea
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9mo ago
The solar labels are in the sun. Behind them they are in the shade.
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9mo ago
Inter sat comms cancels out - every kw sent by one sat is received by another.
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9mo ago
Petrol in the U.K. is insanely cheap. When I passed my test I could buy 4.5 litres with an hours work at minimum wage, which would get me about 30 miles. Today an hour at minimum wage gets me 9.4 litres and takes me over 100 miles. Spending
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9mo ago
It’s called the RSPB
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9mo ago
We saw the damage crowdstrike caused in a few hours
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9mo ago
I doubt very much immigration told you to drink a water. Hell lost of the time you don’t even talk to them as they’re e-gates and it’s remote. Security might have done, this is nothing to do with the border farce.
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9mo ago
Or if you couldnt simply take a large empty bottle through. Howver if you rely on 10 people to take 100ml each that’s a far larger conspiracy and far less likely than one person taking 1l through.
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9mo ago
Tamper evident, a very different thing.
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9mo ago
Ok so cockpit door was locked and thus nobody can hijack plane. Of course even that has killed people.
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9mo ago
Flew through Heathrow a few months ago. Signs flashing on the screens specifically saying laptops must be removed, security guys yelling “don’t remove laptops”
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9mo ago
Plurality techhinially, but it’s splitting hairs really.
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9mo ago
That’s be a use Germany economy is far more distributed (5 or so economic centres) across the country where as counties like France and U.K. have one centre, and places like Spain and Italy two (Madrid/Barca and Rome/Milan)
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9mo ago
Until the us government says to withhold service or to tap the line. Musk is a subject of the US president. Like all American CEO’s he has to pay his tribute and jump when the president’s law enforcement says to.
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9mo ago
In the U.K. you get a PON which gives you a cat5 gig or mgig port, you then connect your router and pppoe to your ISP. Most ISPs offer a managed router but the ISPs I’ve chosen have always allowed the pppoe option.
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9mo ago
This hasn’t started in one year, it’s been going over a decade, probably since the GFC and rise of the tea party. It’s not about Trump, it’s the 85m that voted for Trump.
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9mo ago
Maybe those young people should form their own company
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9mo ago
https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/53923-how-would-brita... Look at age breakdown
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9mo ago
As a regular user I see rail privatisation as successful. In fact the only failure is water, as it was just privitised regional monopolies with no competition. Electicty/gas? Tell me you’d be happy with British Gas when you aren’t allo
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9mo ago
US can’t default on its debts (unless it wants to) as it can by definition print US dollars.
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9mo ago
Some guy comes into your restaurant and eats a meal. Pays cash. Leaves. He was a sanctioned Russian. You're now subject to charges from the state of Minnesota?
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9mo ago
He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harass our people and eat out their substance. For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us. For protecting them, by a mock Trial from punishment for a
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9mo ago
A civilised country can not be destroyed by one king, nor saved by a new leader. America has checks and balances, and they have failed. There’s no “wait 3 years”, that’s over, as America will always be one election away from anarchy or wors
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9mo ago
Not to mention the biggest supporters of this are the SV techbros
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You know how the second amendment is about protecting Americans from tyrannical governments, and how a few dozen schools being shot ip each year is a small price to pay? Funny how it doesn’t work in reality.
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9mo ago
If you potentially are a target for the us government you should avoid Microsoft. Given that the us government is happy to execute us citizens and invade other countries that basically means everyone.
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