The people in charge of compiling the statistics have been fired and replaced by stooges.

Socialist are too smart for him, he'll never catch them.

You are correct LEO != Leo, one is an acronym for low-Earth orbit. The other is the name of Amazon's satellite network. RTFA

Yes. Every time a tree falls it seems like the power is out for a day. And every time the wind blows a tree falls. So very localized outages from living in a forest.
In the nearby city, people rarely lose power. Perhaps a day every year or two.

We already sell Venezuelan oil with zero transparency. Where is that money going? https://www.npr.org/2026/06/07...

One is focused on keeping prices low while the other is focused on funneling money into his pocket.

I pay taxes. Where is my cut?

A vacuum is a terrible place to try and radiate waste heat.

Progress is a wonderful thing, but let us not be lackadaisical about inherent risks.

Fresh install of MacOS. Updated as per the built-in programs in MacOS.
Apparently I am not the only one:
https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS...

Unsold Trump phones.

I save a bit of gasoline on the 15 or so days I'm without power. I already had solar, so it seemed a little silly sitting in the dark with nothing to run my water pump to flush the toilet. I was also in a situation where the inverter on my solar system had died and the original manufacturer was out of business. There was not a huge cost difference in getting an refurbished identical replacement versus something fancier that switches between house battery, EV battery, generator, solar, and grid tied. Pays for itself in 60 years, if I go by time of use billing, but I arranged to keep net metering so it's more like a 27 year break-even for me in part because my battery system is oversized and expensive.

For rural living, it's worth it, makes a huge difference for us. As an investment that saves you money, it depends, answer is often "no". But it is insured and warrantied. So not really so much of a gamble, most scenarios are covered.

It got a lot cheaper compared to what it cost 5 years ago. Also, for people who don't have net metering, it's often (always?) better to charge your own battery than sell solar back to the power company.

They use browser fingerprinting.

Meh. Everyone is already using this shit in automotive and aerospace. Probably used by medical equipment vendors as well. The AI agents are not set it and forget it, they are not a short cut around safety processes, and they do not permit you to handwave your way past bidirectional traceability principles.