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by underseacables 2y ago
The article seems to go out of the way to not mention the captain or by name.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I hope he's OK, what a rebel, all the way back to the Chaos computer club. It's been enjoyable watching him fight Hollywood.
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by underseacables 2y ago
In his first administration he engaged directly with North Korea which has been widely regarded as a Chinese puppet state. The last thing China wants, in my opinion, is a united and free Korea.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I don't know if the evidence is conclusive, but I do think we can say China is supplying Russia with military hardware and supporting them in other ways. So.. it's possible.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I have never seen a public bidet anywhere in America, and I've traveled quite a bit. Are they more popular in certain areas?
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by underseacables 2y ago
I grew up believing that science was the search for truth and fact, and that it should be constantly challenged to further that. What has happened I think, is that there has been a great polarization of science as government and groups have
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by underseacables 2y ago
Maybe it's nostalgia but I would absolutely pay for a new Half Life. I would like to see the story completed.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I love Aptera! I just don't think it's ever going to take off. There's just not enough investment and demand. It looks ridiculous but it's an awesome concept of aerodynamics.
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by underseacables 2y ago
That's a difficult question to an answer. The employees of those companies were most if not entirely anti-Trump, so, if the CEO was pro Trump, then they may not have want to say anything in fear of upsetting the employees.
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by underseacables 2y ago
We clearly don't have enough information about what went down, but betting on political outcomes should be legal. In my opinion, at least. If you can bet on a sports game, you should be allowed to bet on an election.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I think the key factor here is that the website allowed Americans to bet on the political market. Which I still don't quite understand, the FBI waiting until after the election for this. Why didn't they go after them sooner? Feels
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by underseacables 2y ago
Tabloids? Not when 51 intelligence professionals sign a letter, claiming the laptop to be false when in fact it was not. I think the laptop story is a classic example of why people distrust a journalists. You had many media outlets, backed
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by underseacables 2y ago
Have they been conditioned to be this way over time?
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by underseacables 2y ago
Do you think there is an opportunity for a news publication that reports "just the facts" and holds that as their mantra? No opinions, just facts.
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by underseacables 2y ago
Nevada, Arizona, Utah.. there is an obscene amount of readily available, flat, unused land. Best of all, most of it is federally owned.
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by underseacables 2y ago
It has a lot to do with outside groups using the bureaucratic process to slow things down. A popular method is using what it's called environmental impact study. If an EIS identifies that some little field mouse might be harmed if the
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by underseacables 2y ago
Well, New York City, but that is more of an edge case. Most public transit in America is safe .... I think.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I think the harm to millions of consumers is not from higher fares or fewer seats, it's from airlines treating us like we are cattle. Spirit is uncomfortable to the point of unsafe, and their entire perception of their customers is sha
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by underseacables 2y ago
I'd like to but how do you overcome the slight powerless feeling? Like when those guys surrounded a vehicle and made it to stop with people helplessly inside. You're kind of stuck.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I think federal elections should be run by the federal government, not the states. Dramatically increase the number of voting locations, and have the federal government manage all of that under federal rules. That would be the safest and mo
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by underseacables 2y ago
I have a 2011 MBP running Mint and it works great. Not unreasonably slow at all. I wish the author had at least tried to use Linux, maybe it was the learning curve.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I think it is grossly unfair what happened to the pilot. He followed orders, followed procedure, followed the damn manual. Wholly inappropriate response by the marine corps. I can only assume that it got political and the brass got embarras
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by underseacables 2y ago
My cubicle mate pirates everything, even if it's on a streaming site. Books, movies, music, comics, everything. He doesn't seem to care.
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by underseacables 2y ago
I get up about 30 min before I have to begin work.
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by underseacables 2y ago
It would be nice if I could donate my front yard to a community garden. I would not have the time or the physical ability to maintain it. Myself, brass is actually easier that way, but if others are willing to grow and maintain crops there
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by underseacables 2y ago
I prefer more physical buttons, not less, and I think it's safer even if it adds cost.
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by underseacables 2y ago
IMHO it has a lot to do with in-group dynamics and power. The militancy is feeling part of a group, which becomes part of a person's identity, and resisting attacks on that group-based identity. The Last thing most people want to do is
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by underseacables 2y ago
The action comes after years of mounting scientific evidence of the dangers posed by exposure to the chemical dimethyl tetrachloroterephthalate, also known as DCPA or Dacthal. Great, now do Glyphosate.
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by underseacables 2y ago
Musk, Bezos, Taylor Swift, Mark Cuban, they all use more carbon as a person than any regular person in the world. Yet it's the people that are demanded to change for climate change, not the wealthy, which I find to be gross hypocrisy.
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by underseacables 2y ago
So... not a big deal? I saw the FD recovered a lot of it.

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