landemva

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by landemva 4y ago
And there were cases of couples on that ship locked in the same cabin with one person infected and the other not infected. Somehow some people had natural immunity, and this was not discussed or considered when the "everyone vax"
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by landemva 4y ago
In the alternate space time dimension at mine sites, the regulator is MSHA. MSHA said to stay home if sick and follow normal procedures at work. Getting to mines was smooth because the roads were empty. On mine sets was, in my experience, b
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by landemva 4y ago
> Outside of a few fringe groups, most people agreed on what we knew. Mine Safety Health Administration advice was to stay home when sick and then business as usual. I was on mine sites when others were locked at home double-masked with
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by landemva 4y ago
> I learned during the last two years is how many people are willing to throw me ... under the bus in order to avoid even Cloth masks and social distancing did not seem to slow the spread. Some people who got fully vaxed and boosted got
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by landemva 4y ago
Big schedule help is to leave when you are ready to leave (the plane and pilots wait for you), and avoiding the herds at customs and immigrations.
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by landemva 4y ago
'Million miler' or 2M status meant something different twenty years ago than now. Now it means the person is unable to use communication tech and instead subjects themselves to invasive screening at airports. It was unavoidable fo
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by landemva 4y ago
Assuming your numbers are correct, is alcohol or phone use a larger contributor?
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by landemva 4y ago
> the actual jail time is suspended. As you said, the sentence is suspended - because the person agrees to the option of staying out of jail with conditions which the person agrees to comply with. If the person doesn't want that opt
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by landemva 4y ago
I lived and drove up and down Europe, though not Norway. Roads there are designed to be less injurious, and speeding fines can be very high. There is also little tolerance for any drinking and driving. USA infatuation with left turns across
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by landemva 4y ago
Yes, typically State DOT has published rules for speed studies and they seem to usually follow those results. I have seen speed limits on several road sections increase after speed studies.
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by landemva 4y ago
If people don't like it, they can choose to instead do the jail time.
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by landemva 4y ago
> Why not target the few? They should charge people with attempted homicide with a deadly weapon while under the influence. Like the side object detection and backup cameras, mandatory electronics are great for component manufacturers. F
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by landemva 4y ago
I personally rolled a few servers out of the Pentagon. We had a paper letter to take them to our office. Other than my personal concern about it, that was that.
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by landemva 4y ago
MCAS was implemented to cover up the flight characteristic changes which happened when big fans were mounted further forward and higher (else they would scrape on runway). MCAS attempted to make it appear to the pilot that the plane perform
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by landemva 4y ago
Brave browser allows me to send tips to content creators. I like it. https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021123971-How...
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by landemva 4y ago
No idea. Which circus tribe will be in charge?
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by landemva 4y ago
> fuel prices falling 10% again next month. Mid-term elections are approaching and gas pump prices are an easy talking point. With SPR releases, why won't USA fuel prices drop?
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by landemva 4y ago
Much manufacturing left the West to relocate the pollution. Pollution colonialism.
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by landemva 4y ago
I agree with much of this. If we got the Fed out of the business of propping things up, the downturn would be quick and underperforming assets would change hands and quickly be productively redeployed. Instead, Fed in partnership with gover
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by landemva 4y ago
College loans were dischargeable in bankruptcy until Clinton changed it. Biden can have that repealed, but that would upset the bankerster gravy train and could jeopardize political donations by the banksters. https://thehill.com
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by landemva 4y ago
In my limited experience with transit districts, they don't recruit high performers. It's a hang-out type of career, and they hire people like them. As far as mechanics keeping older machines running, what is described in the arti
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by landemva 4y ago
> These are very expensive machines Both to purchase and maintain. Some operators depreciate ~usd70/hour. > they'll probably start to be battery powered Expensive machines are typically worked hard (long hours) when they are
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by landemva 4y ago
"The reason building solar power plants is usually good ... " 1) remote setup, or 2) tax incentives. Also, green accountants may want to account for solar panel e-waste disposal in a about twenty years.
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by landemva 4y ago
It wasn't such a big problem until two changes: - direct election of Senators basically eliminated them being recalled and fired; and - capped growth of House of Representatives with population growth.
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by landemva 4y ago
Right. Additionally, a person can research 'what is a dollar', discuss what they learn with a really good CPA, and figure out some things.
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by landemva 4y ago
What absurdities? The wells are already there and they may leak or have flares with incomplete combustion. This cleans it up.
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by landemva 4y ago
My CPA said that to me in 2007. I quit working later that week.
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by landemva 4y ago
We empowered federal government in Constitution to do a limited list of things, with everything else explicitly reserved to the States and the people. Space Janitor can be put in Constitution via an amendment.
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by landemva 4y ago
Ok, fungible electricity. And unless it is consumed immediately it expires. Electricity doesn't magically transport itself to where people can use it. BTC miners can be put near the oil pad to consume the electricity there.
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by landemva 4y ago
I have been on oil and gas pads and drill sites. Flares have significant incomplete combustion. A financial incentive (lots outside north America) to pipe it into a generator encourages those with troublesome gas leaks to fix it.

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