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by appointment 23d ago
Although they may increase this year because the Chinese government has been encouraging the substitution of coal for gas & oil during the Iran crisis.
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by appointment 1mo ago
The USA completely failed to eliminate the threat of a communist takeover of French Indochina. Ask Pakistan if the threat of Afghanistan-based terrorism has been eliminated.
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by appointment 1mo ago
> Flying F-15 and F-16s now. Except not really. If they were willing to risk sending many aircraft deep into Iranian airspace with SDBs and JDAMs they wouldn't be running out of ballistic missiles.
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by appointment 4mo ago
This is something people say, but in practice the Toyota Prius is still a very reliable car.
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by appointment 4mo ago
To be fair, running electric only at slow speeds is still good, because it's slow, stop-and-go driving that benefits the most from electric.
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by appointment 4mo ago
I think they were trying to say that it's surprising the Lightning sold so poorly considering the popularity of the ICE version. I do think F-150 buyers tend to be more conservative than average car buyers and more receptive to anti-EV
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by appointment 5mo ago
The US has been doing air strikes in the Middle East on a regular basis since ~1990, and they extensively support the military adventures of allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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by appointment 5mo ago
Absolutely not. It will takes months to years to rebuild onshore infrastructure, and shipping companies will be very reluctant to send tankers into the Gulf. Negotiations may collapse and hostilities resume at any moment, especially since I
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by appointment 6mo ago
I assume you are aware that "they" are the Republicans? The Harris campaign avoided talking about it whenever possible, while Republican groups spent $200 million on anti-trans ads.
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by appointment 6mo ago
The US oil companies will export their oil to China (or Japan, South Korea and other major oil importers, in lieu of oil bought by China.)
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by appointment 6mo ago
In many states these are available without proof of citizenship. When people say proof of citizenship they usually mean a passport or REALID.
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by appointment 7mo ago
em-dashes and en-dashes are used for completely different purposes, so why would they be confused?
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by appointment 7mo ago
Military ships don't run their radio beacons in combat zones. (There was an incident last year where the USS Theodore Roosevelt collided with a civilian cargo ship at night at least partially because it tried to approach the Suez canal
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by appointment 7mo ago
As far as I know none of Trump's deals have been ratified by the Senate. None of them are valid.
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by appointment 7mo ago
Pretty sure the term "seed" for a pRNG initial value is already derived from the same crystal seed analogy...
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by appointment 7mo ago
Not a patron, so I haven't seen the whole video, but I don't think Rocz would use AI for a video about his beloved Pennsylvania Railroad.
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by appointment 7mo ago
The premise here is that you lose access to a European bank's mobile app because the US government compels Apple or Google to disable your app store accounts. Not that your relationship with the bank is frozen.
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by appointment 7mo ago
How much do 0-15 year olds contribute to the economy?
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by appointment 7mo ago
The curtailed windfarms are in the north of Scotland. There is currently not enough transmission capacity to export electricity from there to the south of England where the demand is highest. New transmission lines are under construction, b
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by appointment 8mo ago
Pro TV used Betacam, not Betamax. Same physical tape, but four instead of two tape heads and a much faster tape speed.
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by appointment 8mo ago
That's production, not consumption. The US exports huge amounts of oil and gas now. The EU/Russia sanctions and the Red Sea blockade are a huge gravy train for American oil and gas companies.
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by appointment 8mo ago
I think Marine Le Pen and Nigel Farage are closer to commanding a nuclear arsenal than Alice Weidel.
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by appointment 8mo ago
No it doesn't make sense. Every photon that hits the Earth is eventually either absorbed as heat, reflected back into space or both (eg. partially absorbed and partially re-emitted as lower energy photons.) There is no net global incre
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by appointment 8mo ago
> That’s not to exclude the harsh reality of mining for the minerals required to build these, nor the land use concerns. This is Big Oil propaganda. The impact from this is massively less than the horrific damage caused by every part of
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by appointment 8mo ago
Thunderfork's question stands: if they are biased towards power (democrats), how can they also be biased towards the left?
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by appointment 10mo ago
According to TFA LE already offers a "shortlived" profile that issues 6-day certs if you want to stress test your automation, or just gain the security advantages of rapid certificate turnover immediately. The goal is to move to s
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by appointment 10mo ago
Appple uses custom DRAM and NAND chips?
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by appointment 11mo ago
Brexit can't just be undone. The UK would have to go through the full accession procedure. This would be much easier for the UK than for countries like Georgia, since the UK system hasn't diverged much, but the special agreements
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by appointment 11mo ago
Not many countries where supply and demand are evenly distributed. Britain does have the significant difficulty of high population density in the Midlands and South England, but the main problem here sees to be in Scotland and North England
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by appointment 1y ago
SNI relies on the client specifying the host name in the unencrypted ClientHello message that initiates a TLS handshake. Encrypted Client Hello involves extra configuration that most websites don't implement.

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