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   by op00to 1y ago

   Lose your license? You get a ride, ride a bike, take the bus, get compassionate permission to only drive to work, etc. there are many ways to move yourself around. Then don’t mess up again once the suspension is over. What about a child mol
2. 302.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   Providing a vehicle or fuel to someone with a suspended license should be an offense.
3. 303.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   But I’m a good driver, I can defy the laws of physics!
4. 304.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   So does speeding.
5. 305.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   I drive through Virginia a lot, and have never seen speed limits set any differently than any other east coast state. Never had a problem obeying the speed limit, knowing the risks of speeding there. If everyone is disobeying the law, they
6. 306.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   We have “neighborhood electric vehicles” in my state, basically overgrown golf carts. I want one so badly!
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   by op00to 1y ago

   Why are assault weapons so difficult to own in Europe? They make them in the US and you can own them there. As to your question - I’d like to refer you to physics. 2000 pounds of metal moving at any speed can kill pedestrians easily. More s
8. 308.▲
   by op00to 1y ago

   So let’s just do nothing! Why bother doing anything!
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   by op00to 1y ago

   I do not believe the US or VA constitutions guarantee a right to exceed speed limits. No idea what freedom they’re talking about! They should go further than license removal. Owning a car that can drive on public roads should be illegal for
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    by op00to 1y ago

    I’m not doing your homework for you. If you’re asking these questions you’re either sea lioning or incredibly lazy. A short google will tell you exactly what occurred.
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    by op00to 1y ago

    So it’s ok to steal as long as you are feeding a family with it? :) I get what you’re saying, anyway and it’s an important distinction. I guess what you see as “stealing” I see as inspiration. I also believe that there will be artists who u
12. 312.▲
    by op00to 1y ago

    You do seem to be defending the actions by asserting that it was the parents decision rather than an action forced by ICE.
13. 313.▲
    by op00to 1y ago

    Didn’t the artist “steal” from artists that came before them by looking at and taking inspiration from their photos? Especially ones that would do such artistic genres as commercial coloring book art?
14. 314.▲
    by op00to 1y ago

    We do know what was said in at least one chat. Tactical battle information including timing and sequencing. Highly protected information, and a federal crime to disclose. What’s the difference between a breach, a leak, and a spill? It seems
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    by op00to 2y ago

    Why? They want to be noticed, causing more chaos.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    Is there a difference between a year ago and today? Is someone else sitting behind the resolute desk?
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    by op00to 2y ago

    They want to be seen. What are you gonna do about it? What jurisdiction do you have over Russian nationals?
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    by op00to 2y ago

    I’ve never encountered emdashes in emails from my colleagues before ChatGPT was available, and it’s obvious now where there are emdashes, the content is at least in part AI generated. Same with semicolons. Yes, proper grammar and syntax use
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    by op00to 2y ago

    The idea is not so much about which drives fail or whatever. It’s more that certain consumer drives have firmwares that don’t work well with NAS workloads. Long timeouts could be treated as a failed drive rather than a transient error by a
20. 320.▲
    by op00to 2y ago

    Agree. Have a few Synologies and the apps are crap ware.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    McDonald’s in my area still has $1 coffee, and it’s actually very good. I am a big fan of the fancier light roasts at my local roaster, but McD has good and cheap coffee.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    If a warrant is later found unconstitutional, that means it was always legally invalid, not newly illegal in 2025.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    The merit they evaluate for is loyalty to the leader, not academic merit, or some other measure.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    You can do anything at ZomboCom. Anything at all. The only limit ... is yourself.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    The small bites have doomed me in the past until I charted and realized the impact.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    Do you have money in the bank? Do you have income? If so, you don't really need any help from the government. If you value your personal independence so much, then cut the cord.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    Please correct me if I misread, but I thought the article said 20% of the oil was recovered, not that cleanup and restoration was 20% complete. Full restoration is rarely possible, and cleanup can take decades as there is a very long tail o
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    by op00to 2y ago

    EPA’s guidance used to state that one gallon of petroleum can contaminate up to one million gallons of water. Unfortunately, sourcing specific federal data or risk assessments reflecting this magnitude has become difficult, as crucial infor
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    by op00to 2y ago

    60 square miles of devastated aquifer. Estimates for initial cleaning and restoring would be $1 billion USD. That’s just the emergency response. The costs of 30 years of pumping and treating and disposing groundwater minimum are not known.
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    by op00to 2y ago

    To visualize further, 60 barrels could contaminate one square mile of aquifer in ND, and 3500 barrels can contaminate 60 square miles.