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by roamerz 4y ago
There is only a sliver of society that is demanding EV’s. I have a normal amount of friends, hundreds of acquaintances and work associates and guess what? Not one of them is demanding EV’s. The government on the other hand is doing it’s bes
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by roamerz 4y ago
I don’t see how this is a privilege. It it nothing short of theft of money from taxpayers. People are saddled with the debt of others before they are even born.
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by roamerz 4y ago
Agreed. Show up at the polls in person with government issued ID that has your picture and indicates if you are a Citizen and your address. That ID is then matched to an online database. No more of this mail in vote. Not one Citizen should
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by roamerz 4y ago
That’s only true if there is a balanced budget law that said government needs to comply with. The government here in the USA has been redistributing money here for ages that is not tied to taxation.
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by roamerz 4y ago
You forgot the words “Inflation“, “Equality“, “Infrastructure”, “Dream”, “People”, “Save”, “Health”, Budget” or “Climate”.
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by roamerz 4y ago
If he was in fact guilty I wonder if he joked around privately about getting off Scott free?
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by roamerz 4y ago
In the end are we not all a product of nature including the scientists?
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by roamerz 4y ago
That 1.7% that China spends is probably equivalent (or more) to the 3.5% that the US spends. China steals the intellectual property that the US pays for. China takes advantage of lax environmental and green energy laws the the US military a
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by roamerz 4y ago
CNBC? That’s a great non-partisan source you cited there.
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by roamerz 4y ago
I agree probably not the best business plan. Apple has plenty of cash so maybe it comes down to something more important than market share - principal. On the other hand I don’t see how the U.S. banning TikTok has any bearing on Apple being
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by roamerz 4y ago
This is not good. I really enjoy the security of the walled garden that IOS is right now. Some say just don’t install a third party app store. My line of thinking is that takes the power away from the individual. Lets take for instance an a
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by roamerz 4y ago
Interesting article. Hope that disk doesn’t suffer from the 40,000hr bug.
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Corporations? That hardly the case. People make up their own minds about green energy and make decisions about about voting themselves. People are seeing the affects right now of what happens when they vote for politicians that are doing th
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by roamerz 4y ago
I was going to reflect on how a gun that resembled an iphone might affect this conversation. I did a quick search and saw that they are easily available. So now as a Police Officer when someone takes a phone out of there pocket you have to
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by roamerz 4y ago
Yeah I don’t buy the argument that we would have to do it again immediately. Unless i’m wrong- which I may be - adding an octet would increase the number of IP addresses x 255 give or take. Using the excuse of running out of addresses to do
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by roamerz 4y ago
NAT is id10t proof though. It takes a concerted effort to set a static internal IP then NAT traffic to it and then allow that traffic through the firewall. The other advantage is that it obfuscates the internal addresses. IPV6 is is unnece
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by roamerz 4y ago
Those are not a viable solution as they don’t give politicians any power. Imagine what good it would bring to society if we were able to have a grow / harvest cycle that would give us an abundance of inexpensive lumber to build housing
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by roamerz 4y ago
That’s what I read from the title as well.
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by roamerz 4y ago
If there was false information provided by Twitter (a little irony there) I believe that agreement’s validity would be in question by common sense or in any court of law.
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by roamerz 4y ago
Since when is providing pertinent information to someone performing pre purchase due diligence calling their bluff?
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by roamerz 4y ago
Really? Would you like to see the Uvalde killer still alive so he could face justice?
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by roamerz 4y ago
It’s the only Tweet in town.
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by roamerz 4y ago
Elon is a smart guy and while this may seem knee jerkish to some and attributable to mental characteristics by others I’m pretty certain it will work out for him. Why? Look at his past accomplishments. This guy is a visionary and isn’t afra
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by roamerz 4y ago
This is my favorite answer in reading the comments. I might add that person that laughed and walked out may have been a plant to incite a reaction from the interviewee. If that would have been me (and the rest of the interview was going wel
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by roamerz 4y ago
I personally believe the 2A as intended by the founders was to protect against an orwellian government which is why it’s more important now than ever. Most recent example: Ministry of Truth. Who’s truth? Well whoever happens to be in power.
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by roamerz 4y ago
Thanks for doing this project and I hope it works out for you! I am frequency deaf and have always wanted an app that could alert me to a nearby rattlesnake when I am out hiking as I can’t hear them very well. From reading that would probab
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by roamerz 5y ago
Not necessarily. If memory serves GM had a V6 in the 70’s or 80’s that had offset crank journals to make each firing stroke 120 degrees apart. I think it was the 4.3
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by roamerz 5y ago
You are correct of course. In fact the whole ALM thing is just a reactionary middle finger to BLM.
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by roamerz 5y ago
I don’t think it’s vague at all. You know as a person when something internally doesn’t sit right. But I do agree that one’s core values are necessarily ’good’ by other’s standards but they are still core values. For example I have stopped
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by roamerz 5y ago
Yup core values. More often than not sticking to them come with some kind of cost. Kudos Wikepedia. This world would be a better place if more did the same and honored their core values at whatever cost.

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