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About DANmode
Not everyone is you.
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Comment #49225270
Here’s another list up dig into and prove no foul-play: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/deaths-disappearances-scien... Good luck.
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Comment #49225239
“will be” is too strong.
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Comment #49225227
Did you forget to report him, or was it squashed?
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Comment #49225214
Were Anwar al-Awlaki, and the three other U.S. citizens they smoked at the same time also fringe conspiracy theory? or maybe you’re just not fully familiar with the rules of engage…
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Comment #49225130
> Yes but solar doesn't work at night Must be joking, right?
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Comment #49217867
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com (Hint: it actually happened in ‘61…)
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Comment #49217866
I write a lot of my comments and emails like this. It’s a learned habit - I’m more apt to receive a thoughtful reply (or any) in this format.
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Comment #49211725
> Meanwhile, we have totalitarian dictatorships (like the Emirates which has heavily moved toward zero carbon electricity sources like solar and nuclear) behaving far more logicall…
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Comment #49211687
I’ll take the solar. Its efficiencies and maintenance costs are improving way faster.
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Comment #49211608
Unfortunately your example gets a little foggier once you consider options and futures during a period like the one the US is currently in with Iran.
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Comment #49211573
They were already illegal! Why be careful, they know they’ve got the social trend and the regulatory bodies on their sides.
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Comment #49206471
Based on what? Cold War is back on, by the way…
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Comment #49205720
> On January 17, 1961, in this farewell address, President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the establishment of a "military-industrial complex. As clear of a problem then as now. …
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Comment #49202719
Well, then quit beating up a straw man and come reply to the other thread you abandoned regarding what they’re putting into the water. =] I don’t see DC water usage to be a problem…
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Comment #49202121
https://constructionindustrytoday.co.uk/2026/06/01/mykor-clo...
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Comment #49202054
0.) It shouldn’t be considered a national panic to ask States and communities to stop permitting this behavior. 1.) All bacteria is far from equal. 2.) Some of this wastewater is n…
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Comment #49200820
or flush it off into the woods, because they got a local politician to sign off. With lithium or whatever, in your waste…
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Comment #49193418
Surface Duo 2 tried to rediscover it. Next one will probably take a while, but be a relative hit.
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Comment #49193404
Tap the dots menu, and select “Open in Chromium” once the WebView loads.
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Comment #49193305
I am not talking about sediment, or anything construction-related. This is normal operations being done irresponsibly: 1.) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/08/meta-data…
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Comment #49193277
RIP.
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Comment #49192954
> The water thing is, I think, baloney It’s legal/permitted in most cases, but it’s certainly a problem, what these specific data centers are dispensing into the water table in cer…
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Comment #49190945
More compelling perhaps are “phone-neck” type of studies. Chronically kinking hoses or cabling is a bad idea for its short and long term flow.