solarhoma

10 ms·

61.
by solarhoma 6y ago
It is beyond incredibly expensive to bury 138/345/720kV transmission lines. Orders of magnitude more expensive than running structures. With that said the vegetation surrounding the lines should be trimmed.
62.
by solarhoma 6y ago
You can see Harvey Weinstein applauding at 1:17 in the linked video.
63.
by solarhoma 6y ago
If anything this move would give me an excuse to not be on Instagram. But the wife’s obsession with FB and IG would not bode well with the decision.
64.
by solarhoma 6y ago
The guy above you edited his comment.
65.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Do you think private companies will require vaccination to return to work? *Here is an article I found on the subject. Essentially stating in general employers could require vaccination. https://www.usatoday.com/story/
66.
by solarhoma 6y ago
I’ve heard of the same, but with email. Spec out the car you want, timeframe you are wanting to purchase, and copy dealerships on the email. Tell them the lowest price gets your business.
67.
by solarhoma 6y ago
And there you go. When you tell others their thoughts are wrong you yourself become authoritarian.
68.
by solarhoma 6y ago
You are, again, simply speaking of your own reality. Simply because you hold an idea to be true does not make that idea true. This is not mathematics. You cannot ‘prove‘ one side to be true. This applies to my side as well as yours.
69.
by solarhoma 6y ago
It’s amazing. The top reply to his post does just this.
70.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Vice interviewed the person who killed the Trump supporter in cold blood. Yes, there was no official case against the person. But the police knew who the murderer was. This is why a shootout occurred and no other individual is being charged
71.
by solarhoma 6y ago
This is really showing the difference between 5,000 in suspension upgrades and over 250,000 in suspension components.
72.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Looking up Bennie Schriever really took me down the rabbit hole. Quite a life he lived. Incredible to think what he was able to lead.
73.
by solarhoma 6y ago
The monopolies are always seen good in their infancy. You always forgive them for mistakes as they are new and fresh. Then they begin making significant mistakes as they age. And finally become too powerful and you realize they are truly a
74.
by solarhoma 6y ago
I would argue that this statement from Bill is the most interesting. This statement shows Bill Gates, someone who has influence on legislatures, making a statement against encryption.
75.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Google and Apple have not delisted tiktok because China is a huge market for the companies. They are playing the part of Switzerland.
76.
by solarhoma 6y ago
I’m not sure developing nuclear weapons by any nation was a good thing. We would be better off without nuclear weapons and the MAD associated.
77.
by solarhoma 6y ago
The grave site was in regards to Midway. 9 german sailors were killed while surrendering On land. None were killed on the the ships themselves.
78.
by solarhoma 6y ago
He must be delusional. Tiktok is for dancing videos as far as I can tell. The parent comment and down are taking stances that I would never expect on HN. Something is off, there is nothing ‘refreshing’ about tiktok.
79.
by solarhoma 6y ago
A little steep on the body. A7ii with kit lense is ~1000.
80.
by solarhoma 6y ago
If you are dropping down into a subway why would the engine be running? Unless you mean the hazardous fuel on the bike not being allowed on the train.
81.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Why is it so absolutely awful that an ancient artifact has religious purposes?
82.
by solarhoma 6y ago
None of that is real. But it seems posters want to parrot what cnn told them without doing any research themselves.
83.
by solarhoma 6y ago
That’s too bad. He could have used this opportunity to promote a platform different then youtube. I believe most of his videos include how much he dislikes YouTube. So, there must have been quite a financial incentive to stick with YouTube.
84.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Yes but these fees are huge with larger loans. Why are the fees percent based rather then flat rate? The banks giving out these loans are not taking on any risk with the loan. So how are they getting away with large fees associated with the
85.
by solarhoma 6y ago
Nail on the head with that comment. The scapegoats are usually the ones who committed gross amounts of fraud or they are not influential/connected enough to avoid prosecution.
86.
by solarhoma 6y ago
No surprise here. Yes, these programs will help out small businesses. But, the rich need their cut first. Hopefully investigative journalists will be able to find the corruption/fraud in a few years.
87.
by solarhoma 7y ago
I do believe you are correct that the money the average consumer will have in their pocket will be good. But can’t help but think there are other economic implications in this huge oil drop. The drop was not initially put in place by breakd
88.
by solarhoma 7y ago
Say that to the nearly 5 million employed in O&G.
89.
by solarhoma 7y ago
My old coworker bought a 2019 RAM pickup. I was floored by the inside. It was closer to a spaceship than a truck. Glad to see they are turning things around (at least when it comes to infotainment electronics) but I wish I could trust the e
90.
by solarhoma 7y ago
That is very forward of Chrysler. I just wish some of the more reputable brands would follow suit.

More ›