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landemva
3y ago
> It helps keep all of us more safe Are there good data and studies to support this claim?
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landemva
3y ago
$17M for website to connect small local scrap yards with local sellers of scrap. The website will need to be paid for their connecting service. I'm not seeing a possible meaningful return on the $17M.
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landemva
3y ago
Technology is not cyclic, it advances. The weather has cycles daily, seaonally, decades and centuries. It is greatly influenced by the sun which we do not control. If the proposal is energy poverty ideology, who first?
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landemva
3y ago
Their prices are artificially low due to their manufacturing pollution which negatively affects the entire world. Maybe consider environmental parity tariffs against those polluting countries. Or is The West too addicted to cheap stuff?
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3y ago
> existing legal and bureaucratic systems to make your authoritarianism seem "legal and within reason." Right. Who thinks it is reasonable and appropriate to voluntarily consent to TSA full body scans? And now TSA facial recogn
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3y ago
What increase? EPA says USA has reduced CO2 emissions over past quarter century. https://www.epa.gov/climate-indicators/climate-change-indica...
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landemva
3y ago
I don't know if that group is a fraud, but they certainly are freaked out by change which this planet has experienced over millennia.
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3y ago
> TSA used that Subpeona as part of the detainment criteria TSA has no authority to detain anyone. You can literally walk away.
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3y ago
> All the rules and procedures in the world won't prevent your team from feeling rushed. While feelings are personal, team willingess to take unapproved shortcuts is a management and regulator item.
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3y ago
Climate and weather are cyclic, not linear.
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landemva
3y ago
Individuals can purchase items created locally, rather than exporting manufacturing pollution to developing nations. As Bud Light sales drop showed, consumer purchasing choices can make change.
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landemva
3y ago
A 3rd group has studied 1000s years of climate history and learned about cyclic variations. I still want to reduce pollution in general, including air particulates and chemicals in water.
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landemva
3y ago
PACER has a search facility. I am interested in reading the complaint and other filings.
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landemva
3y ago
Likewise has NATO been rebuilding Libya for the past decade and repairing infrastructure such as dams?
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landemva
3y ago
I thought it was about self-custody via a web browser extension. Did I misread the article about Mark Cuban losing funds and then sending some to a custodian?
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landemva
3y ago
Or put everything on paper in a safe. Maybe self-sovereign transportable wealth is not for you. And I prefer vi, or now vim tiny.
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landemva
3y ago
Are you the person drinking from the free self-serve soda dispensers at fast food restaurants?
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landemva
3y ago
On my property, a call to towing company removes it. The vehicle owner can deal with the tow and impound charges, during their business hours.
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landemva
3y ago
Is the sidewalk public? Is your kitchen public?
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landemva
3y ago
In my experience, in-house groups racking and configuring and maintaining boxes often become a priesthood of negative value bickering over pet machine names. While cloud overcharges for McD product, I know what I get.
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landemva
3y ago
If it's a private lot, stealing their product is theft and trespassing. Should it be legal for people to do the same in your kitchen?
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landemva
3y ago
Was that a private lot?
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landemva
3y ago
Or get started cheaper and use an old phone on which you do a factory reset and leave it in airplane mode.
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3y ago
Typically a 'hot wallet' is something connected full time. He had a web browser extension (which turns on and off) and apparently connected it to ... speculating ... sign a transaction which maybe then allowed the draining.
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landemva
3y ago
Corrupt courts can't steal it, so my phrases on paper and USB locked in safes separated by 2000 miles helps me diversify. Governments do collapse, and I can recreate my signing keys from anywhere. It's different than a dozen gold
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3y ago
> NATO's direct involvement was for a brief period in 2011. And USA's direct involvement in Nagasaki Japan by dropping Little Boy was for a brief period on August 6 1945. https://ahf.nuclearmuseum.org/ahf/h
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US and France made airstrikes on Libya destroying infrastructure. The "spreading democracy" line is seen as Western imperialism which spreads suffering. https://foreignpolicy.com/2016/03/22/libya-and
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> toiling in the software mines Cute phrase, though maybe you can spend some time working in the mines. Most all trades are hiring. It's enlightening how different life/culture/America is, particularly underground.
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3y ago
I'm not worried, as creative destruction is progress for the typical consumer.
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3y ago
Transactions (messages) can be required to have multi-sig, if that is desired. There are smartphone apps and various tools to send a multi-sig message: https://pypi.org/project/pybtctools
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