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121.
by option 3y ago
yes. just look up photos (to scale) of different connectors on the web. All others are UX abominations
122.
by option 3y ago
many others who had read more than that but with similar results
123.
by option 3y ago
worked fabulously for those who took his answers to heart!
124.
by option 3y ago
this is obviously a test to make sure the gov can do this efficiently. More countries will use similar silly excuses like these
125.
by option 3y ago
have you been to SF recently though? Would you like to raise a family there?
126.
by option 3y ago
make sure you vote against incumbents in local and state elections. There are no other peaceful and humane ways out of this.
127.
by option 3y ago
This is about $147,000 per homeless person (assuming recent number of 115,000 of them in the state). Who is going to lose their job/ go to jail for wasting $17B of CA taxpayers money?
128.
by option 3y ago
they are running a doomsday cult to make them unclear.
129.
by option 3y ago
of which how many were electric?
130.
by option 3y ago
there is an opportunity to test this right now in real world battles and save a lot of lives. Just saying…
131.
by option 3y ago
regarding her victims. She has only been convicted for defrauding powerful investors like Shultz, Murdoch, Kissinger, etc. who failed to do due diligence. She has not been convicted for defrauding customers/patients or her employees. T
132.
by option 3y ago
yes.
133.
by option 3y ago
i really enjoyed it as well. Also there’s seems to be a movie in the works based on it
134.
by option 3y ago
intentionally destroying someone’s property?
135.
by option 3y ago
the CEO absolutely needs to face prison for this - they basically destroyed other peoples’ property.
136.
by option 3y ago
pixel fold doesn’t seem to have a stylus, does it?
137.
by option 3y ago
Taiwan is an independent democratic country that is not part of China. And most advanced chips (the ones in top iphones and macs) are manufactured there.
138.
by option 3y ago
they do consistently change at least every 8 years via democratic vote. That is the main point.
139.
by option 3y ago
its 2023 why are there still kings and queens, who are quite literally above the law [enjoys sovereign immunity, meaning he can't be prosecuted under a civil or criminal investigation.]?
140.
by option 3y ago
again, you think it is stupid and I think it is stupid. But from their perspective (and their perspective guides their actions) they are the only ones gaining territory in the world, restoring what they think is historically just for them
141.
by option 3y ago
you are making a stupid mistake 99% of Westerners make when dealing with Russia. You are projecting your values and rationality on them. I am actually from Ukraine, my family is still there and I now leave in USA. I hate russian gov just as
142.
by option 3y ago
Finland seems to have no issues launching nuclear without russians. But you are right, Russia is big on nuclear. They are authoritarian but are not stupid.
143.
by option 3y ago
please lets avoid binary discussions 100% nuclear vs 100% renewables. I think all reasonable people agree that it should be a mix with multi-faceted goals of zero emissions, reliability, low cost, stability, etc.
144.
by option 3y ago
and is a way to significantly reduce dependence on fundamentally authoritarian regimes in Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela, etc. One of the reasons France is like 75% nuclear generation was response to arab oil crisis in 70ies
145.
by option 3y ago
in what universe sacrificing child’s education (even if the child is from wealthy family) leads to some greater good. It is a lose-lose proposition for everyone.
146.
by option 3y ago
there will be no growth. No growth => no investment which will lead to stagnation. Contrast this with what Finland is doing. Finland is going to be one of the leading European nations in 20 years.
147.
by option 3y ago
Exactly. And now they don’t have cheap and abundant gas (which is better than coal). So their choices are: (1) to pollute more with coal, (2) to de-industrialize, (3) give up on Europe’s security and offer concessions to russia.
148.
by option 3y ago
Germany shutting down nuclear is so sad to see. Next step is de-industrialization and irrelevance on world stage.
149.
by option 3y ago
Would lawsuits targeting SBF and CE put those investments at risk via clawbacks. Kind of like how many Madoffs investors who made money were forced to return that.
150.
by option 3y ago
as expected?

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