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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
Does 125 mph count as high-speed rail? Brightline in Florida is scheduled to start service between Miami and Orlando in 2023. Brightline has been building a new rail line for the last couple of years (not exactly sure when they started). Th
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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
From Levine: "Payment for order flow sort of created the zero-commission retail-brokerage model, but it’s not really necessary anymore. You can run a profitable retail brokerage on net interest margin, without charging for trades at al
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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
Hmm. I can see there may be first amendment issue here and I realize the issue is state governments limiting who can receive state funds. However, the US federal government used withholding funds to force state governments to pass/amen
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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
They only fine hackers that break in and steal data? Oh, wait, they're increasing the fines on the victims of break ins. Nice, and do they also fine the victims of burglaries? After all, by the reasoning being applied here, the burglar
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Federal appeals court temporarily blocks Biden student loan forgiveness program(thehill.com)
4 points by svggrfgovgf 4y ago|0 comments
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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
I agree - the twitter thread didn't really have any details. How many EVs are we talking about? I searched around a bit but couldn't find any other details. The interesting thing to me is the whole idea that these battery packs (w
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Florida's CFO and Fire Marshal: Ian disabled EVs which are catching on fire(twitter.com)
26 points by svggrfgovgf 4y ago|13 comments
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by svggrfgovgf 4y ago
Apparently, EV batteries waterlogged by hurricane Ian are corroding and catching on fire.