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by landemva 4y ago
Beyond the nuisance factor, there is literally nothing helpful I can do. I turned the alerts off. Knowledge of something does not mean we can control it - kidnapping, earthquake.
842.
by landemva 4y ago
And this is a good description of the diamond industry, which has value because people believe it is valuable.
843.
by landemva 4y ago
> the telcos can't just say "we don't keep that data." Not sure what country you are in, though that is untrue in USA. Businesses keep whatever business records they desire, and some required regulatory/personnel
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by landemva 4y ago
> telco's who have to track everyone in order to comply with subpoenas. Subpoenas are used to compel production of existing information. Speculatively creating info to comply with future theoretical request is not necessary. It&#x27
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by landemva 4y ago
USA federal government sold seized bitcoin years ago. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-bitcoin/venture-capit... And local and State government. https://www.nyc.gov/site/nypd/service
846.
by landemva 4y ago
Government cleans crime proceeds when they auction it off. Same for planes and cars.
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by landemva 4y ago
Sometimes difficult to show harm and standing. Appeals are expensive. The States I looked at have major/minor party and other hindrances such as mandatory reports to secretary of state by party officers from each county. Maybe I would
848.
by landemva 4y ago
I almost put "simply" in italics for you. Getting this through the lobbyists would be challenging. Letting us vote is just for show because the lobbyists have the access.
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by landemva 4y ago
> it would be nearly impossible to ever get rid of it. Without infringing on free speech of course. Most State election laws have major/minor party designations which hinder the minor parties. Removing those State law designations w
850.
by landemva 4y ago
"None of the above" is already available by leaving blank that race. You can submit a ballot without marking any races.
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by landemva 4y ago
> everyone would prefer cheaper education with the exception of college administrators. And the banksters who make the student loans which are difficult to discharge in bankruptcy. The price ramp started after the no bankruptcy provision
852.
by landemva 4y ago
> the two main political parties. Two parties is a feature often defined by State election law. Some States like Illinois specifically mention Rs and Ds. Other States often use a method of favoring (donation limits) major parties which i
853.
by landemva 4y ago
According to your definition, my money number is zero. Also, many hourly workers refuse overtime due to the ramp on taxation after 40 hours.
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by landemva 4y ago
And heavy equipment had this available years ago. One-time fee up front and good for the life of the machine. Can be installed in any type of machine. Worldwide GSM and can send commands to the machine. Was around USD$1500, IIRC. https:&#x
855.
by landemva 4y ago
Yet another mandatory cost for what potential gain? And engine makers and airframe makers already do it, much like heavy equipment makers already do it. https://www.boeing.com/commercial/aeromagazine/articles/
856.
by landemva 4y ago
> you thought it was the most money you could make. Maximum income is not my goal. Livable income, much free time, and minimal taxes is closer to where I would be if I was looking to work at all.
857.
by landemva 4y ago
I will put some money on a wager that they increase revenue and profits and take it public again in a few years.
858.
by landemva 4y ago
I have also avoided trips that would require MAX flights. When the MAX goes through a new type certification, then I will fly on it.
859.
by landemva 4y ago
This has nothing to do with ethereum. ETH is "Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule". https://ethz.ch/en/the-eth-zurich/portrait/history/overview....
860.
by landemva 4y ago
Boeing took engineering shortcuts of using software to make the plane appear to fly like older 737s to avoid a new type certification and the necessary retraining costs. I think FAA failed here by continuing to allow that to fly without a n
861.
by landemva 4y ago
Your plumber can install an in-line electric heater to boost the temperature.
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by landemva 4y ago
Buy it from your friends.
863.
by landemva 4y ago
> overthrow of the system if you have 51% You may want to look into this further as it is fascinating. For example, a theoretical reorg to unspend or respend your own transaction does not allow signing transactions for others.
864.
by landemva 4y ago
Just sending a payment is typically cheap for eth. Calling a lot of code can get expensive for the code execution costs, though L2s are available for that if you do it regularly.
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by landemva 4y ago
> Kitchen Aid Am pleased with the dishwasher and range from them. But the microwave electronics went out, so now I go with a cheap microwave.
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by landemva 4y ago
Yes, glass must be separated else it breaks and contaminates everything. For glass to have value, it must be sorted by color (before transport so breakage is with like color). Having worked on machines at landfills, I learned much recycling
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by landemva 4y ago
State attorney general could get it to a court and stopped, but apartment renters aren't in the political class so not a priority.
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by landemva 4y ago
Cartel busting is about the only way to fix the enormity of government payments for Medicaid and Medicare. If not, then the federal spending will collapse something.
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by landemva 4y ago
The first link said "studies quantifying the number of cases of long COVID in kids have varied widely." That first link also did not seem to indicate if Covid was diagnosed with blood test or PCR fragment amplification or flu-like
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by landemva 4y ago
The Reuters article quoted below says children rarely suffer severe outcomes from Covid. Why should a healthy child take the risk of this emergency authorization medical treatment when children are generally okay?

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