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by seventyone 2y ago
You don't need to build new lines, just replace the existing. The new conductor tech is incredible https://www.2035report.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/GridLa...
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by seventyone 2y ago
No. The right to privacy should be inviolable. This is no different than the state trying to shove client side CSAM scanning on everyone. "Think of the theoretical children" / "think of the theoretical slaves" doesn
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by seventyone 2y ago
This is the reality that nobody wants to accept as the root cause of these problems
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by seventyone 2y ago
It's against health code for restaurants to use wooden cutting boards and that's also why the color coded plastic boards have invaded home kitchens too
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by seventyone 2y ago
You're making this up. Doing illegal transactions on a public ledger where the off ramps are all KYC makes it easier for them to trace criminal activity than the traditional international banking systems.
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by seventyone 2y ago
Amazon doesn't even have a QA department, so what's there to be proud of in terms of their software engineering practices? The customers are literally the QA. This is not a hyperbole.
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by seventyone 2y ago
We should use the infinite money hack to print all the money we need to fund everything we wish to exist, right?
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by seventyone 2y ago
How does this address the emissions of concrete's curing process? There's no way you can have "zero emission concrete". I've seen proposed additives that will reduce the emissions during the curing process but that
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by seventyone 2y ago
Amazing, this flew under the radar for me
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by seventyone 2y ago
How did you get a Bolt for only $8k? What rebates are offered by whom on used cars?! When did they start doing that? And as always, the number one reason to buy a Tesla is "best charging infra available". That's it. You still
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by seventyone 2y ago
Beautiful. Buy a copy and frame it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/355379334117
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by seventyone 2y ago
> In no world is "separate my funds from those the operators of Tornado believe are illicit" good faith. I'm quite certain Tornadocash didn't believe the addresses were illicit; they got the list from the government l
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by seventyone 2y ago
yeah I recall this article about it https://undark.org/2018/11/08/my-diy-fecal-transplant/
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by seventyone 2y ago
for a standard 20% downpayment so you aren't screwing yourself over so badly on your mortage, $30,000 only works if your house somehow magically only costs $150,000. Good luck finding that in this market. These days your downpayment ne
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by seventyone 2y ago
can you point me to any official document anywhere that uses the term "strategic defense contractor"?
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by seventyone 2y ago
I guess I am going to die from making my own kombucha, kefir, and yogurt because the FDA isn't regulating it. WHAT IF... the mass increase in colon cancers in young people is due to gut bacteria colonies being taken over by a strain of
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by seventyone 2y ago
So they lost and have to give up the information/metadata they have. It's just good news that it wasn't much. But that's not guaranteed to always be the case.
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by seventyone 2y ago
We've put military contractors in prison for bid rigging and fined them hundreds of millions of dollars for defrauding us before. Within the last decade, even. Boeing is not immune. > "strategic defense contractor" What ev
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by seventyone 2y ago
"Winning" would mean not having to comply with the subpoena...
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by seventyone 3y ago
France knew this was coming and converted a sizable amount of dollars to gold. The world lost trust we wouldn't abuse the dollar. We did anyway and then held a gun to their heads by making Saudis push OPEC to only sell oil for dollars.