Comment Endgame (Score 1) 566
Let's just skip to the endgame and do full trade embargoes against each other.
Comment Re:Antiquated Infrastructure (Score 1) 135
They have quite a bit of supply, so maybe the sales will encourage them to fix this one supply corridor?
Supply? If you're talking about the ability to keep up with demand then clearly you weren't around during the blackouts because the weather was too cold. https://wpln.org/post/tennesse...
Comment Re:Antiquated Infrastructure (Score 1) 135
Tennessee Valley Authority
Comment Antiquated Infrastructure (Score 2) 135
I'm sure the TVA is going to be able to supply all the power needs for this with their up to date, top of the line power infra. /s
Comment Cheap and Small (Score 1) 149
What China seems to understand is that making EVs inexpensive and smaller is exactly what a LOT of people are looking for. The fact that after this tariff a consumer will still pay (likely) less than what other manufacturers are charging for their vehicles. I don't need a Canyonero that's massive with every bell and whistle. Give me a small commuter car that gets me around the city and doesn't crush my bank account.
Comment Re:The west has been outcompeted on green tech (Score 1) 149
While the comment about them having lax environmental laws does ring true, you hit the nail on the head. "because of of environmental denialism and oil-bathed economy and lobbying."
Comment Re:Story is garbage (Score 1) 186
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Comment Yawn... (Score 1) 60
While it might not be national, EPB has offered 10G symmetrical fiber to its entire footprint for years now. And there are no data caps..
Comment Re:Circle of life. (Score 1) 117
This two sentence summary should be at the top because it's on point.
Submission + - SPAM: Linus Torvalds tells anti-vaxxer to shut-up on linux mailing list. 1
Hmmmmmm writes: "Please keep your insane and technically incorrect anti-vax comments to yourself.
You don't know what you are talking about, you don't know what mRNA
is, and you're spreading idiotic lies. Maybe you do so unwittingly,
because of bad education. Maybe you do so because you've talked to
"experts" or watched youtube videos by charlatans that don't know what
they are talking about.
But dammit, regardless of where you have gotten your mis-information
from, any Linux kernel discussion list isn't going to have your
idiotic drivel pass uncontested from me.
Vaccines have saved the lives of literally tens of millions of people.
Just for your edification in case you are actually willing to be
educated: mRNA doesn't change your genetic sequence in any way. It is
the exact same intermediate — and temporary — kind of material that
your cells generate internally all the time as part of your normal
cell processes, and all that the mRNA vaccines do is to add a dose
their own specialized sequence that then makes your normal cell
machinery generate that spike protein so that your body learns how to
recognize it.
The half-life of mRNA is a few hours. Any injected mRNA will be all
gone from your body in a day or two. It doesn't change anything
long-term, except for that natural "your body now knows how to
recognize and fight off a new foreign protein" (which then tends to
fade over time too, but lasts a lot longer than a few days). And yes,
while your body learns to fight off that foreign material, you may
feel like shit for a while. That's normal, and it's your natural
response to your cells spending resources on learning how to deal with
the new threat. ...
Get vaccinated. Stop believing the anti-vax lies.
And if you insist on believing in the crazy conspiracy theories, at
least SHUT THE HELL UP about it on Linux kernel discussion lists."
Link to Original Source
You don't know what you are talking about, you don't know what mRNA
is, and you're spreading idiotic lies. Maybe you do so unwittingly,
because of bad education. Maybe you do so because you've talked to
"experts" or watched youtube videos by charlatans that don't know what
they are talking about.
But dammit, regardless of where you have gotten your mis-information
from, any Linux kernel discussion list isn't going to have your
idiotic drivel pass uncontested from me.
Vaccines have saved the lives of literally tens of millions of people.
Just for your edification in case you are actually willing to be
educated: mRNA doesn't change your genetic sequence in any way. It is
the exact same intermediate — and temporary — kind of material that
your cells generate internally all the time as part of your normal
cell processes, and all that the mRNA vaccines do is to add a dose
their own specialized sequence that then makes your normal cell
machinery generate that spike protein so that your body learns how to
recognize it.
The half-life of mRNA is a few hours. Any injected mRNA will be all
gone from your body in a day or two. It doesn't change anything
long-term, except for that natural "your body now knows how to
recognize and fight off a new foreign protein" (which then tends to
fade over time too, but lasts a lot longer than a few days). And yes,
while your body learns to fight off that foreign material, you may
feel like shit for a while. That's normal, and it's your natural
response to your cells spending resources on learning how to deal with
the new threat.
Get vaccinated. Stop believing the anti-vax lies.
And if you insist on believing in the crazy conspiracy theories, at
least SHUT THE HELL UP about it on Linux kernel discussion lists."
Link to Original Source
Comment Re:Megacorps (Score 2) 66
A thousand times this. They exist alread, but some of the newer ones are just making a bigger splash in the media nowadays.
Submission + - Russian inspection satellite, Cosmos2542 synchronizes orbit with KH11 USA245 (dailymail.co.uk)
schwit1 writes: A Russian satellite has been shifting its position in orbit to bring it closer to a US spy satellite, according to publicly available data.
The Russian satellite, called Cosmos 2542, synchronised its orbit with USA 245, a US reconnaissance satellite deployed for military and intelligence applications.
The movement of the Russian satellite was tracked on Thursday by Michael Thompson, a graduate student and independent satellite tracker, and detailed on Twitter.
Cosmos 2542 has had the capability to observe USA 245 consistently for the past week and is ‘loitering’ around US 245 in consistent view, he said.
The Russian satellite, called Cosmos 2542, synchronised its orbit with USA 245, a US reconnaissance satellite deployed for military and intelligence applications.
The movement of the Russian satellite was tracked on Thursday by Michael Thompson, a graduate student and independent satellite tracker, and detailed on Twitter.
Cosmos 2542 has had the capability to observe USA 245 consistently for the past week and is ‘loitering’ around US 245 in consistent view, he said.
Comment Re:Meanwhile... (Score 1) 82
Came here to post this.. 30 years from now it will probably still be around, but you'll have to view it through three emulators to get Flash to work.
Comment Money.. (Score 1) 27
Just a large money transfer, nothing to see here.
Comment And just like that.. (Score 2) 343
he secured the votes of a small generation of people, some that might be people that probably would never vote.
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