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I wish we would build out nuclear here in CA.

I've lived in California for decades and have never experienced a rolling blackout. The only times my power has gone out was because of maintenance, one particularly bad thunderstorm, and drivers crashing into the poles.

In the US only 2.4% of cars are manual mostly driven by enthusiasts.

Disabling it is always one of the first things I do with a new system even if it is running windows. It's probably not rational, but I hate the whole concept of a TPM.

Someone should tell my landlord.

Because you could end up with a scenario where there is nothing available.

No but I did go to a meeting once. They had doughnuts.

I make these accounts every so often, use them for a while, and then make a new one. It is just for general privacy reasons.

In Indonesia the Carter administration provided aid and weapons to the Suharto government even after evidence of atrocities in East Timor and many other atrocities had come to light.

In El Salvador the Carter administration provided funding to the Revolutionary Government Junta who were also responsible for numerous atrocities.

The Carter administration also provided support for the Guatemalan military government including using Israel to provide them with weapons and military aid in defiance of the embargoes passed by congress. His administration even provided training for their security forces at clandestine sites in Chile and Argentina.

I don't know it seems plausible to me that it was just an accident. There is plenty of legitimate Russian activity in that area. I'm no fisherman so someone correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think it is that unusual for them to go back and forth. It's not surprising that it happened to a vulnerable spot, because if it wasn't vulnerable the cable wouldn't have broke and no one would be looking into it. Finally the Russians have submarines they could use to cut the cable without being detected. Who runs a covert op with AIS on?

I usually have had good luck emailing the authors. Often they include related resources and I get the distinct feeling I made their day.

I have a book I accidentally stole from the library. Does that count?

T-Mobile has a fun one. When creating the account they let me set a IIRC 6 digit account security PIN, but when setting up online access they only accepted a 4 digit PIN necessitating a call to customer service to reset the PIN.

Bonus Points: resetting the PIN had almost no security checks making it completely worthless as security

That's actually impressive that they took action.

Doesn't that risk making them tainted and unspendable?

Everything is from China.

That's odd. I've never had an issue with F-Droid over many years and across many devices.

Yeah I'm more of a hoodler than a trader, but it seemed unfathomable to me that you wouldn't be able to trade them directly. It's just common sense.

Are there no direct Tether/USDC pairing anywhere?

Yep it's called furrow irrigation and I see it used extensively here in the CA desert. It is one of the cheapest, but least efficient forms of irrigation.

Good point I did miss that. They also included mentally ill with substance abuse disorders.

Is there any state where you can't get benefits without a permanent address or am I missing something here?

It doesn't help that we are basically doing the opposite. In my experience you pretty much have to already be homeless to get any help. It would be nice if you didn't have to lose everything before you get assistance.

That number seems unbelievably high. LAHSA for example found that only 15% of homeless individuals have a substance abuse disorder.

https://www.lahsa.org/documents?id=3422-2019-greater-los-ang...

I thought YOLO was more of a millennial thing.

The command that got me in trouble was shutdown /i

Why is China our enemy?

Monkey's paw curls.

Thank you!

Imagine watching ads in 2022.