TheSpiceIsLife

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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
The NTSB’s role is to not to assign blame. We aren’t in the aviation industry, and neither are we the NTSB. Prosecutions and convictions do occur as a result of aviation incidents, pilots loose their jobs, pilots loose their licenses, ATC s
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
The NTSB also isn’t the organisation that makes any changes nor, as you suggest, assigns any penalties. The NTSB only makes recommendations.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
Because know one owns a $300 billion dollar hammer that literally runs on fancy calculators .
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
I dunno. I was at school for 12 years. There were two good teachers. The rest of them, and all the staff at those four schools, are hopefully spending the rest of eternity burning in hell.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
I’m from Adelaide, so I’m well aware of the gay bashing and “suicides” that happened in Australia. But as you put it: had We’re not still doing those things, are we? And if they do happen we’re going we’re not turning a blind eye to them,
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
I live in Australia.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
Don’t leave us hanging, what exactly is happening at the crime scene?
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
Whether I wanting them or not is irrelevant to the fact that they presently don’t exist, and that I’m not due for a new vehicle for years. I did try to make that clear in the comment you replied to. The battery technology doesn’t exist.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
If my 11 to 13 year old got furious they’d swiftly find themselves at an agricultural boarding school in the regions. This being Australia, likely a particular remote boarding school in a particular hot part of the county. Come back when
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
I go further. Even if I am expecting a call from a service provider, insurance, bank, whatever… They’ll want you to identify yourself, name, dob, address. Never do this to unverified inbound callers. And how do you verify an inbound caller
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by TheSpiceIsLife 6mo ago
I believe cordless VoIP phones are still a product one can purchase new. They need only an electrical outlet for the charge stand.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Heat pumps don’t solve switching away from gas.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Never. Come April, all the production and construction capacity will be commandeered for the war machine.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
I’m all for burning less gas, it’s too important a resource to simply burn for heat. But we need to build the nuclear reactors first . In the mean time, no: people can’t just freeze in the dark.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
The not-so-hidden costs of collecting extremely diffuse wind / solar is the elephant in the room 10x bill for the supporting grid infrastructure. Nuclear advocates, like myself, claim drop in replacement nuclear power reactors at exist
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Still, 1.4 vs 1.2 is a distinction without a difference. One party fucked us over slightly less than the other party isn’t really an argument in favour of either .
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
If you click on the time stamp of my earlier comment you should see the option to flag my comment. Dibber-dobber.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Forgive me father for I have sinned. It has been three minutes since I shit posted on HN, and my greentext stories are famous on 4chan. Also, after lunch today I send 300 emails to Jeffrey Epstein using my work email and signed with my real
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Halve it to 0.11G then. It makes no difference, we’d still need gigawatt scale electricity production, with some multiple of that at peak, just for a fairly unremarkable airport.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
I was addressing the claim that Democrats had added merely $1.2 trillion since 1913. I apologise if that wasn’t clear enough.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
You’re going to have to explain how you read from what I wrote. From the site guidelines: Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
> You either need batteries that store energy for weeks of consumption, or backup with fossil fuels, and in any case, that makes solar panels more expensive than fossil fuels. I love the wild mental gymnastics and cherry picking data the
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
> Republican presidents have added about $1.4 trillion per four-year term, compared to $1.2 trillion added by Democrats since 1913. That doesn’t sound right, so I spend twenty three seconds looking it up: New Report Reveals Democrats Gen
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Doesn’t South America collectively produce more gold in one year than the Spanish usurped from them in their entire conquest period? Gold production by country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_countries_by_minera
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
The Late Heavy , as I like to call it. Sounds like a Drum and Bass producer. Anyways: The Late Heavy Bombardment (LHB), or lunar cataclysm, is a hypothesized astronomical event thought to have occurred approximately 4.1 to 3.8 billion yea
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
All in good spirit: > 1) Solar is (far) cheaper than fossil fuel's now (for net new electricity) You’re going to have to show your calculations with references for LCOE - Levelised Cost of Electricity. I’ve run the numbers, you can
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
> But I don't doubt they'd be doing that in their mom's basement without I’m 110% on board with that. It’s exactly one of the functions of family: communism is a perfectly function system of governance up to the level of
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Haha! Yeah, embarrassing to say that then go on to write that screed. Time for a top-up!
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by TheSpiceIsLife 7mo ago
Right, don’t address the substance of the message, just drive-by-dismiss the concerns of a growing segment of voters. My comment you responded to didn’t happen overnight. You’re welcome to go through my comment history and address my concer

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