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Nothing to do with stuff like this: Michael Fabricant, the Conservative MP for Lichfield, has said that the BBC has launched a “coup attempt” against Boris Johnson after hearing a news bulletin which criticised the PM over lockdown parties
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BBC Tech salaries are awful, even by UK standards. Good luck for getting more efficient when you're not paying anyone to disrupt workflows.
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And then in "Wormhole Extreme" with the 'fake sg1 program' they had a problem that the stun guns lefts loads of badguys on the ground for a romantic scene Director: We've already established that one shot stuns, and
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The actual Air Force chief of staff, General Ryan, cameoed in one of the episodes with O'Neill being star-struck SG1 did wonders for the airforce PR department (and it's no accident the episode the cameo happened in was the episod
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Only ddg for PLSWTSTIACG is this post
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The pandemic isn't over, yet the direction of debt is downwards. If you take the rate of change, I guess it slowed its descent about 2015, which happens to be when rates were increased from 0.25%. Seems that increasing rates causes the
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5y ago
So why is gold about the same price as it was in 2011?
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US household debt as percentage of GDP looks down https://www.statista.com/statistics/248283/household-debt-ra...
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You can't. They are unrepresentative and meaningless as a means to inform.
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I was at an election briefing at a large media organisation a few years ago, one of the chief editors told the journalists "We can't stop you using vox pops, but please don't use them much" and that (paraphrasing) "
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Presidential candidate isn't a vox pop, that's news You're talking entertainment, the cheapest form - laughing at other people. It's not journalism, but it pretends to be.
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Vox Pops, they're awful when the media use it, but at least the vox pop is supposed to highlight the story rather than set the story. Why anyone listens to it when some random youtube channel does is incomprehendable. Ask 1000 people a
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Nuclear costs more than solar I'm afraid. Should have been building it 20 years ago. The time and money it takes to get a new nuclear plant up is meaningless now, just put down solar and wind
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The stands have holes for screwing them down, which I hope he's done, as if they were blown off into the street that would be a major problem
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5y ago
How many panels, and how many kWh/year were you generating?
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5y ago
The article is in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is 52N, which is further north than the US (aside from Alaska obv.), indeed there are parts of Alaska that are further south.
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Government incentives for oil has worked out rather sustainable over the last century, why not for solar?
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5y ago
Forget the paint, just remove the cars from the roads. Suddenly they become really safe, for everyone.
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5y ago
Just showing that bitcoin is more about international money laundering than a realistic currency
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Their corporate motto is literally "Do Some Evil"
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> Rutland is not "the UK's smallest county" Who are you quoting?
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I've got an anti-histamine for that
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North West Leicstershire council tax for band D is £1,886.88 including police, fire, and the two-layer system (plus parish/town precept) Rutland is £2,143.75 (plus parish/town) That's £20 a month extra.
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Yes, Rutland is the smallest county, I expect they'd have to ask for help from the Leicestershire or Cambridgeshire dinosaur departments
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I think a far better question is "have you drunk any water in the last 2 hours" Most of the time I think I'm hungry, I'm actually thirsty. Take now for example, I've just eaten lunch and a coffee, but I'm feeli
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1) is dated 1996, the S&P started on 614 and ended on 766. It would never be as low as it was then. Had you put $1k in at the peak in 2000 then you'd be below water for 12 years, but by now 22 years later you'd have $3300. Had
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If you put a regular amount into the S&P500 you'll make millions over time, no need to be a bot. At some point of course that has to end, as everything based on exponential growth does.
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S&P 500 doubled in 5 years Bitcoin is 41 times higher in the same time period Nasdaq is down 6% in a week Bitcoin is up 4% in the last year, it was 40,254 on the 9th Jan 2020, and currently 41,766. Its lowest point in Dec 2019 was 6,540
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Money laundering millions costs more than that. Hiding illgotten gains in swiss bank accounts costs more.
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Bitcoin takes 200kWh per transaction. At current US energy pries of 13 cents, that's $26 per transaction.
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