Sounds like someone with the last name Pinhasi would say. At what point did you choose to use legal vs illegal as your measuring stick for what is right or wrong?

On a scale of 1 to California, how corrupt is Louisiana and why on Earth would you choose to build there? Wouldn't a drier, less prone to every facet of crime available not be a better choice?

Just imagine if India chose to litigate and incarcerate those scam call centers once identified?

The US gets a lot of flack for dropping nukes. That is a debate I'm unwilling to spend time on. However no one seems to mention the firebombing of Tokyo. Much worse. This pager attack was the most targeted attack I've ever seen and shows me that they are fighting smarter instead of harder. Their enemies only seem to know how to fire more rockets and they don't seem to care who they hit.

perhaps you know something I do not but "indiscriminate" is the exact opposite of what this was. However this is an escalation that may very well lead to more wide-spread violence.

I see your point however how would anyone ever conduct a more targeted attack? These people were targeted. Not their house or neighborhood. It is an escalation and scared the shit out of everyone when we thought it might be code sent to overload the battery in some way. But as an attack I give it high marks for targeting just the individuals themselves. However this is an escalation across another country's border targeting it's citizens, not military. Over all, I give it a D for this reason.

comparing the sins of one company does not absolve the other. We all know what Google is. M$, like Apple, is supposedly not making money off of our data rather our purchases. in this they are offending. if they do not reverse course they will end up like IBM. Selling almost exclusively to businesses who will gradually find alternatives.

If I wasn't tied to Windows at work I'd switch away from windows permanently. I an an IT support professional therefore my job is supporting many users who use windows. At home there isn't a single windows machine. It's all iOS and Android. Even my boomer parents have, with my assistance, moved to Linux Ubuntu desktops with nothing but positive feedback.

What are the costs? Transmission is relatively simple as these lines run from generation to substations. Its when this power is then distributed out to the individual is where it gets dicey. Claiming the evil power companies don't want this because of money is a bullcrap statement. If replacing the lines along with the labor needed costs too much it won't be done because power prices for consumers is like gas prices. If they go up people freak out no matter the reason. Efficiencies also has a part to play as you mentioned the differing sources of generation.

I agree with your statements however I will add that your comment would be the same if you stated China eats more fish than Norway. Of course they do. They are many times their size on population. The size of the US precludes a direct comparison to the other G7 unless you account for population disparity at the very least.

this is categorically incorrect. please reserve these misguided and erroneous statements for TikTok. If however you have some kind of equally erroneous publication stating this I will retract my statements directed at you.

This has as much impact as Ireland declaring Israel's activities in the Gaza illegal.

CO2 is consumed by plants amiright? Why not just plant more plants? This helps with other things like moisture retention, cooling of the ground, more habitat for diverse animal life, etc. Seems like a more logical suggestion than the process from this article or pumping under the sea floor.

another reason to buy an unlocked, phone then root it.

Did I read this right? I have to put in a tip before I get my order? Then it's not a tip but rather a bribe. A tip is a reflection on service/product rendered. How can this be evaluated before delivery?