Well there you have it. I guess they should change the title from: "California Is Grappling With a Growing Problem: Too Much Solar" to a more honest title like "California has excess solar capacity in the spring but how will they address brown outs in the summer".
When I stop hearing about brown outs due to excessive AC use then I'll believe it.
> horse hide is even more durable than cow leather and can be produced from horses that die naturally
More people die naturally every year than horses? What's the durability of human leather?
If it isn't durable surely we could recycle it into lamp shades or something else decorative.
In practice they're getting neutered by Boeing anyways.
> Has anything changed from the last time it was reported?
Nancy Pelosi bought more shares of PANW
Is Microsoft able to spare the resources to fix the code or advise the opensource developers?
Or are the hooks just not available without paid libraries?
Will fans buy a PS5 then flip it for a PS5 Pro when the time comes? Or will they hold off for the PS5 Pro?
it would have been self-evident that it makes no sense to assume that because something doesn’t fit your needs in rural Canada
Finally, someone that gets it. Urban California isn't rural Canada. Can you please explain this to Justin Trudeau and Steven Guilbeault.
> and competition for people's time and money
No greater competition than taxes and inflation.
> Ultimately, freedom will come when you've got symmetric
As a society we simply cannot risk it. What if someone starts a server and people say things like: "I've already had COVID-19 so I have natural antibodies now and therefore don't need a vaccine."
Even referring to someone making a statement like that is enough for pro-censorship/pro-authoritarian/pro-big pharma/anti-body autonomy slashdot weirdos to downvote you.
> Did Friends or Seinfeld ever cover gun issues?
In the episode, Elaine Benes bets against Jerry Seinfeld on the ease of buying a handgun to protect herself.
https://seinfeld.fandom.com/wi...
Knowing the answer and showing your source is different than looking for the answer.
> There's a reason that exams are closed book when the rest of your life is open book.
When you're presenting to a customer and they ask a question, you make sure to whip out your book and start thumbing through the pages for the answer. Customers love that.
> The thing is, checking for local ("surface") errors like grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc., should be the last pass, not the first.
Honestly, if you're too stupid to run your paper through a similar AI that the professor would be using means you don't have what it takes.
I don't know of a more capable leader to have in the Whitehouse right now than Biden to guide us through this. I know it's not his responsibility but as the best president the USA has ever known he doesn't have him inside to stand idly by. 81 million votes can't be wrong.
Biden, the greatest of all time, tell us what we need to do.
To be a kind of moral Unix, he touched the hem of Nature's shift. -- Shelley
