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Reduced cost of living. Lots of my neighbors have relatives that have moved-in recently. Houses are becoming more multi-generational/multifamily.
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Why would you need more space on a people farm? Is it free range, probably not.
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If foundations of geopolitics is anything real, then pitting the US vs China would be the ultimate best outcome. The book believes China is the true threat to Russia and "must, to the maximum degree possible, be dismantled". As se
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We only use lead in aviation fuels now.. so probably not.
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6y ago
If you expect a discount on your mcmuffin expect your data to be sold. That's the only reason store apps exist. To exfiltrate your data including tracking your movements.
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6y ago
Oppression of a population, more specifically.
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6y ago
Have to assume they will use their telemetry data for evil as well.
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He's wealthy because he didn't have to do any of that. Just use the human capital stock and dispose when they are broke. Fungible.
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6y ago
Reinforces sentiment I heard lately from the AG. History is written by the winners.
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6y ago
Example is a representative in the sate of WA, Matt Shea; He'd like to know who doesn't pass his fealty tests: "The document, consisting of 14 sections divided into bullet points, had a section on "rules of war" tha
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6y ago
No new house around me was sub 1500 sq ft... guess bigger is better. But all the other houses in the area built between 1950-1990 were all under that.
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6y ago
Games like Fortnite are quickly morphing into a more social first style.
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7y ago
He's still trying to figure out how to get the required intact wax seal to come thru the fax.
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7y ago
But for a whole summer I didn't pay for a ride share app.. thanks VCs!
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7y ago
The oil is from US producers, when they sell that oil out it won't be for $25/barrel when most of that oil will be from fracked wells costing $50+/dollars a barrel to operate [1]. "The U.S. Energy Information Administrat
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7y ago
Yes, just announced. They will be using the most expensive oil to fill the reserves up, as a way of financially propping up the oil and gas industry. https://www.energy.gov/articles/us-department-energy-make-st...
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7y ago
Well its a good litmus to know where not to work. Better knowing with such a straight forward method.
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7y ago
Or test this: "is a Presidential Directive establishing a comprehensive policy on the federal government structures and operations in the event of a "catastrophic emergency". Such an emergency is defined as "any incident
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7y ago
This is why France is rioting right now.
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7y ago
How do you feel about the uses of antibiotics in the food chain? The US of which is #1 winning in that.
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7y ago
It's not though. The tech has to capture almost a century of output from the fossil fuel lobbyists damage as well as prevent any new emissions at the same time.
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No, but some use what people say are his teachings as reasons to prop up their extraction of resources,materials/creating materialist things from the earth; as according to interpretations of their versions of that teachings their god
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7y ago
Sounds like we don't want to sell our education or knowledge to 'specific' groups we don't like at the moment, this list will be a ever evolving and changing landscape i'm sure: "The success of the program in r
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7y ago
Working for MSP's a large companies demanding 24/7 on-call with computers waking you, even after managers explicitily stating they expect 70 hour weeks. It is time.
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In my area the eucalyptus was primarily used to create wind breaks and and shaded areas in otherwise wide open barren landscapes. I think maybe there were multiple uses, but agriculture / soil-erosion and sun protection were definitely
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7y ago
Also the FBI recommends you have a separate network segment for your TV/IoT devices [0]. [0] https://www.zdnet.com/article/fbi-recommends-that-you-keep-y...
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7y ago
There is definitely some sort of disinformation campaign, I guess its aimed at other nations. [0] I'm guessing this is part of the campaign, or else maybe alien tech? [1] I'll assume its to make someone else think we have tech we
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7y ago
You dont all where balaclavas and sunglasses when interacting with technology?
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Dictator? I simply said the market/and economists can't price in damage to our environment and won't. If you feel any regulation on a corporation is being a dictator than maybe the answer is yes in your context. We've ha
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7y ago
Nope they can't price this in; and would look and whistle the other way if they had too.
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