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by mixdup 4y ago
It's limitless in that it's not outside the bounds of physics or economics if we really wanted to replace 100% of our energy with solar, night time/inclement weather storage notwithstanding There's nothing but a lack of
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by mixdup 4y ago
Solar panels and photosynthesis drive different outputs, sure, but with the basically limitless electricity from the solar panels, we can then drive whatever output we want through applying the electricity to machinery or electrolysis
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by mixdup 4y ago
The other half of the micro hyper-local grid is to get out of the business of needing very large plants like coal plants and moving to things like distributed wind and solar (perhaps as local as being on every rooftop in town) with battery
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by mixdup 4y ago
Social Security Numbers Drivers Licenses And before "but drivers licenses are not national" they effectively are via cooperation between the various states and between the states and the federal government
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by mixdup 4y ago
There is zero evidence that happened. They could absolutely have been sitting at the threshold to the runway for those 60 seconds and immediately took off when they turned the corner 60 seconds later
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by mixdup 4y ago
I don't even get the point of this list. It's going to do a credit check, if someone puts in William Cocksucker and he doesn't exist or have a credit history, he's not getting approved for the card
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by mixdup 4y ago
elimination of a lot of equipment in the middle-mile that is aging out and has no good replacement
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by mixdup 4y ago
Dump trucks full of unmarked non-sequential US currency
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by mixdup 4y ago
Some of the loans are backed by Tesla stock and have triggers to require Musk to turn over the collateral if its (TSLA) value drops below a certain number. I recall seeing that number being $100/share
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by mixdup 4y ago
After the Musk transaction completed, at $44 Billion, they had a $19.66 Billion stake. That comes out to 44%. Ignoring the fact that even if they had only $100 million, they would've had just as much access to financial data as Elon hi
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by mixdup 4y ago
Does every prosecutor not care about the truth? No, of course not. Plenty of prosecutors and police officers actually care that they got the right person. But, there's a lot who only care about chalking up a win and closing a case, n
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by mixdup 4y ago
would that fact be admissible as evidence in the trial? Seems like it shouldn't be because it's irrelevant
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by mixdup 4y ago
>Apple has (had?) a deal with Major League Baseball and has a deal with Major League Soccer. I'm not sure that I would consider them to be rubes that don't understand what they are doing Neither of those leagues are the NFL, wh
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by mixdup 4y ago
Sure, all contracts are re-negotiable in theory, but think about the reality of the situation. CBS and Fox's deals combined are $4.3 Billion a year. Do you really think Apple would have paid what it would've taken to get CBS and F
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by mixdup 4y ago
This is a smaller deal than the NFL wanted. They also wanted to roll up some ownership in NFL Network, and include the "NFL+" streaming service in this package. I don't think YouTube's deal includes that Also, I'm v
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by mixdup 4y ago
Apple's problem is that they wanted things that the NFL literally could not offer. Such as the ability to include NFLST with the base Apple TV+ subscription The NFL's contracts with CBS and Fox require that NFLST have a minimum pr
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by mixdup 4y ago
Somehow I knew this was going to be Alabama Power before I clicked the link This is just scratching the surface. To any normal person this sounds like a massive scandal on its own but this is just what they've allowed to get out. The c
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by mixdup 6y ago
> Nope. They may have standing, but they're responsible for their own actions. Actually, they kind of are forced into action here. Even if they were okay with the IA doing this (which I'm sure they're not) they still have