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mukbangpervert
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Comment #49042454
"The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) should be dismantled and many of its functions eliminated" That's a direct quote. The fact that it wasn't first on…
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Comment #49042375
The UN defines genocide, in part, as "deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about physical destruction in whole or in part." This accurately describes Isra…
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Comment #49042224
The IRGC is a morally abhorrent organization. You'll never hear me argue otherwise. They victimize not only their neighbors, but also their own populace. Also, the US bombing of th…
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Comment #49038214
Sorry, Iran has a "responsibility" to defend itself. And America's decision to slaughter Iranian schoolchildren was completely optional. It happened only because Israel convinced T…
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Comment #49026423
You're jumping to conclusions. Deletion to protect privacy does not prove deletion to prevent apprehension. I could believe that everything is wholly innocent, but wish to protect …
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Comment #48974249
I agree that datacenters showed up because a ton of fibre was already there. I was talking about reasons that the general public of Loudon County has had a positive view toward dat…
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Comment #48973485
A few things you might want to consider: 1) your example pays very substantial tax. (property taxes, plus, recently, tax on electricity use) 2) your example primarily used undesira…
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Comment #48972742
It's inaccurate to claim that the opposition is "completely irrational". One _extremely_ rational and common reason that people oppose these projects is that they can bid-up the en…
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Comment #48941564
They described their car as having "auto-installed" the update. An update which advertised, amongst other features, that it "rectifies errors and prevents security gaps" and stated…
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Comment #48925881
BEVs are great for non-enthusiasts whose goal is to be transported, but in their current incarnation they are _abysmal_ for people whose goal is _to drive_. And people who brag abo…
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Comment #48923009
True, I just left a hipster coffee shop in LA, and the liberals were whispering about their love of SaaS services, and their desire to socialize the costs of compute infrastructure…
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Comment #48916468
Your post is largely false, and quite confused. Grid upgrade costs are frequently socialized onto existing customers, especially for larger upgrades. Your central premise that inte…
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Comment #48916439
When they gave water to big ag, we got to buy food. With this, we pay extra to lose our jobs.
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Comment #48916304
Or how about this framing (using your own numbers): for every dollar a datacenter is charged for electricity, regular hard-working Americans get charged $2.
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Comment #48832612
Your proposed sentence contains less information. The initial headline also conveys both that there is current spend with Broadcom, and that the future spend is higher than current…
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Comment #48823936
if you watch European car enthusiast review videos, they nearly all start by showing what's required to disable all of the nannies.
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