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BrandonMarc
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Comment #42836913
While true, I'm kinda wondering if that's even possible ...
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Comment #42836898
Hiding from surveillance is not the same as planning to do something illegal. ... but it benefits the state if people think it's the same ...
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Comment #42073123
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Comment #42048147
I expect the company sees them as private, so that they'll only share capacity with competitors when they want to and for the right price, untilllllll .... Some other country decid…
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Comment #42048102
See also this image from the article. The design of the Aldebaran is a giant flying boat, with air intakes in the wings to help create the nuclear exhaust exiting the reaction cham…
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Comment #41987462
I believe that was the commenter's point - that the designers described patronizingly virtue signal about their accessibility priorities, while their other decisions are troublesom…
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Comment #41879311
Sounds like the asylum process is an alternative stream, and the entire border has become a "port of entry." When asylum is the low-friction way to enter the country and acquire a …
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Comment #41879188
Unless I'm missing something that does sound rather HCOL ...
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Comment #40992575
I assume the 900°F part had a lot to do with making this a viable consideration. Of course, I'm with you - wouldn't want to be behind it either. That said, in the 1970s cars left a…
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Comment #40992560
Consider also how common leaded gasoline was in the 1970s.
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Comment #40992552
The universities and loan compaines win. Who loses? The chump who gets left holding the bag ... taxpayers. As usual.
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Comment #40992271
When former students need the federal government to bail them out of their debt, it's clear the value of higher ed has plummeted.
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Comment #40656585
The corporate press went out of their way to solidify this notion. Because of course.
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Comment #40447106
This reads like a story from the daily wtf
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Comment #40352894
Fission company, eh? Wonder when we'll see the first stock split.
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Comment #40330729
"Mosquitos have been present in Scotland for millennia" ... now let's bring in climate change for click bait.
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Comment #40102879
... If that's the which case, "2024" makes this post title misleading. Submitter likely didn't know, but still.
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Comment #39986350
... and for that kind of rumination, we have therapists to help out.
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Comment #39880557
I can personally vouch for this. In Morocco cats were everywhere. Cafes, high rises, farms, University, everywhere I went. Even the airport! As we queued up to the ticket counter (…
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Comment #39810835
Brings to mind this quote from the film The Big Short: "Tell me the difference between stupid and illegal and I'll have my wife's brother arrested." (based on the book of the same …
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Comment #39810730
Rather abrupt end to the article. Lots of ethical questions left unanswered .... which i guess is the point.
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Comment #39496910
> the most profitable thing to do is unfortunately to drag a problem out ... which is why our medical intitutions would rather manage chronic conditions than cure or prevent them .…
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Comment #39496876
Unless clean free toilets are a big part of their advertising. See: Buc-ee's locations.
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Comment #39119722
Google Search's customers are companies who advertise on the SERPs. Google Search's users are people who do the searching. If a service is free to use, you are the product.
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Comment #38758745
I've tried that. One by one the stores near me stopped accepting batteries. Even the municipal recycling center, where I sometimes take bags full of paper or plastic bottles, refus…