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lazide
6mo ago
Nancy pelosi’s net worth is around a quarter billion dollars, most of it attributable to insider trading.
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lazide
6mo ago
Slow?
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lazide
6mo ago
Depends on the co-efficient of expansion of the metals and the physical strength of the glass. Metal/glass insulators have been a thing for 100+ years, for example [ https://www.victorinsulators.com/products/transmi
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lazide
6mo ago
No it doesn’t. Checks and balances is explicitly setting branches against each other because it is assumed everyone is a greedy abusive MF’er only out for their own benefit. The challenge is all 3 branches are owned by the same group right
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lazide
6mo ago
He’s the hate magnet for things they want anyway. Why not let him go crazy?
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lazide
6mo ago
Notably, what he did probably does deserve him being destroyed forever.
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lazide
6mo ago
The way you leave a company penniless is to fine them and everyone else involved for ‘more money than there is in the world’?
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lazide
6mo ago
Eh, suddenly turning off all services in your account because you hit your cap is just as much a DoS type event - just of your services, not your wallet.
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lazide
6mo ago
Probably needed a transformer off a medium voltage distribution line too. It would also likely have some expensive maintenance at times.
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lazide
6mo ago
There are no open spaces close enough to demand to avoid high tension power lines - at least not without demolishing all the customers houses.
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lazide
6mo ago
LLMs don’t work in a predictably deterministic way that makes it easy to filter out these kinds of responses. It’s gotten better, but it’s still typically pretty easy to bypass protections that are currently in place.
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lazide
6mo ago
Depends on latency. 24 hour delays on an eventually consistent counter used for billing absolutely would cause this problem.
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lazide
6mo ago
Many utility scale solar plants are indeed being built out in the desert. The Antelope Valley and along the 15 corridor in particular, as they have the power distribution lines already in place. However even along 80 you’ll see a few. They
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lazide
6mo ago
The vast majority of natives have very little capital. The industries with more capital (mostly tourism) don’t usually have a lot of land, or would prefer to use it for tourism activities. They also tend to be seasonal, which messes up the
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lazide
6mo ago
Lots of places that will get $150k+ quotes for electrical service too. At that point, off grid is a no-brainer for everyone except industrial users (and those lots aren’t useful for them anyway).
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lazide
6mo ago
Sure, and then DOGE exfiltrated their whistleblower database - which is 10x as intimidating.
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lazide
6mo ago
If that actually replaces your coworker, I feel sorry for everyone.
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lazide
6mo ago
Of course. They really didn’t like that.
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lazide
6mo ago
Wait until you talk to the state Bar. That is when the real fuckery starts. Good luck getting a lawyer to sue another lawyer either.
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lazide
6mo ago
Active conspiracy with opposing counsel to drag it out, avoid obvious resolutions, etc. Extremely common with divorce attorneys - and labor law.
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lazide
6mo ago
Also, the agent doesn’t really work - but that doesn’t matter.
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lazide
6mo ago
Bwahaha. The same protections the NSA has? The ones on the ‘inside’ are doing to 500% of the time I’m sure
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lazide
6mo ago
Hint: it’s also fiction
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lazide
6mo ago
Notably, I’ve had several lawyers sell me out. It’s not the emails, but the phone calls you need to worry about.
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lazide
6mo ago
In most US states, you have the same rules.
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lazide
6mo ago
Then you’re in the wrong thread?
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lazide
6mo ago
Everyone is starting to get a real good lesson in why cash is important.fax, eh
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lazide
6mo ago
My point is that the US gov’t asking US banks to verify citizenship/residency of account holders in the US is not that unusual, if looking at the norm internationally. What is your point?
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6mo ago
Indian banks will absolutely demand the information we’re talking about.
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lazide
6mo ago
Not just because of either - many countries tax and treat citizen/permanent resident accounts wildly differently than non-citizen and non permanent resident accounts. India has a whole swath of different account types based on this cri
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