landemva

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by landemva 3y ago
I am not in Ohio, though the Republicans I know who are <60 years old do support MJ decriminalization.
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by landemva 3y ago
> Work output never changes one's status as a slave. Though what I earn from work does change how much the feds take as their cut. If you don't own the earnings from your labor, you aren't a free person.
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by landemva 3y ago
Consider how airlines stopped charging money for movies/TV and now encourage everyone to consume it because it keeps them quiet.
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by landemva 3y ago
This is correct. Heat for battery in cold climates. Heat and cooling for passengers.
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by landemva 3y ago
> it’d be quite easy Is that speculation, or are you a bus mechanic?
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by landemva 3y ago
Municipal bus lines are keeping spare busses so some can always be charging. And the batteries need to be kept warm (for range) so busses are getting five gallon diesel tank and small diesel engine to warm the coolant which is piped around
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by landemva 3y ago
Government owned roads are not necessary. I live in a town with roads that appear typical yet each property lot line meets, so the 'roads' are reciprocal easements to all other property owners. The town maintains the 'roads&#
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by landemva 3y ago
> a grid that will support a fleet of passenger EVs. A neighbor got a Tesla last year. Some months later he got a green transformer in the yard from electric company. He told me he paid a small portion of that cost. Now I'm paying p
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by landemva 3y ago
> The good news is that since we have started investing in and incentivizing heat pump technology Yes, good tax news for those who own their house and can afford discretionary purchases. Also good news for those who peddle increased govt
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by landemva 3y ago
Some locations have a great mix of wind + sun, so minimal backup storage may be required. What is the plan/cost for offsetting solar cell production and recycling?
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by landemva 3y ago
This is generally correct, that gas is often a byproduct. Consider the location and availability of gas pipeline and collector/compressor stations. And sometimes when pipelines are present they are already at capacity. It is a fascinat
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by landemva 3y ago
Yes, I enjoy experience of life in real life.
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by landemva 3y ago
I use Bluetooth maybe once or twice a year because I don't want to be tracked everwhere. Wired headphones. Phone in airplane mode much of the day. I suppose I am a privacy outlier, and I'm also not a slave responding to calls&#x2F
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by landemva 3y ago
You mixed in throttling. Bandwidth, like fluid pipelines, have fixed capacity. The pipeline providers can not provide greater bandwidth without somebody paying. If they can't charge Netflix for high usage, the costs are shifted to cons
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by landemva 3y ago
> whatever security issues may have lead to this information being leaked I'm interested in ending the _collection_ of this information. Since we went off the gold standard, and the uniparty spends unlimited amounts, let's stop
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by landemva 3y ago
> There's not enough talent in US The hiring pool could be larger, but HR and hiring managers don't want men over 50.
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by landemva 3y ago
> closing the books on consumer protections for a generation. That sounds serious, and for a generation. I have not understood the 'consumer protections' argument. If an ISP allows traffic requests from a residence, then what i
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by landemva 3y ago
Some quick serve restaurants with apps now encourage a tip. This week I ordered on app and tried to leave a cash tip and there was no way to do it. Manager said it is a franchise rule now. Of course, they took the tip.
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by landemva 3y ago
> You simply don't hear about startups that did not pan out and ate all the capital invested. I recall reading about a big flush just a couple weeks ago. "Convoy, valuing it at $3.8 billion just 18 months ago." https:&#x2
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by landemva 3y ago
Also, Fauci helped fund gain of function experiments in Wuhan labs. Those had to be done by government because a private person would catch criminal charges. https://nypost.com/2021/10/21/faucis-agency-admits-
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by landemva 3y ago
Walmart does have banking. https://www.consumerreports.org/banks/is-banking-at-walmart-... "At its more than 4,600 in-store MoneyCenters, as well as online, millions of customers have access to basic, low-cost ban
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by landemva 3y ago
This is confusing. According to that article twenty miles will be built because present administration is unable to stop it. "... building up to 20 miles of border wall because he has to. The administration said that it was bound t
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by landemva 3y ago
> we don't throw up our hands and give up the idea of border control. We must reside in different countries. Being in USA, I observe we did drop enforcement on the southern border. https://www.usatoday.com/story&#x2F
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by landemva 3y ago
> Regulators want to see a certain number of SAR and CTR filings I didn't experience that when I was on board of directors. In my personal affairs I had a checking account force closed because of their auditors - not the regulators.
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by landemva 3y ago
Sam wasn't really a crypto guy. He knew some things about finance and trading, and set up a prop shop offshore.
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by landemva 3y ago
A fasting pill? Would it lock a person's mouth shut or maybe cause vomiting? Not much money for the medical industry if they recommend putting down the fork and spoon.
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by landemva 3y ago
> Amazon Every State Attorney General could have gone after the Amazon sales tax avoidance game, yet it went on for over a decade even after it was well-known. We need people in government who are willing to equally apply existing laws.
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by landemva 3y ago
> it makes no sense to privatize streets and roads, there is only one going to your home. Where I live roads are private (part of the lot) with reciprocal easement to all other lot owners to travel on the easement. It's not a toll a
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by landemva 3y ago
> The newest science says I was speaking with my Dr. about these exploratory procedures and asked if early diagnosis extends life. He responded with general recommendations. Every procedure has a risk. I have no symptoms, so what science
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by landemva 3y ago
Why mention butter? It is delicious in morning tea or coffee and somewhat pricey having been imported from Ireland. I'm in the recommended weight, while some of the fattest people I know consume loads of low-fat products.

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