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10 days agoAnd where do they get the hydrogen???
Fossil fuel… But you really have to dig to find where they admit it.
Last time this came up it was buried in the documentation about how wind and solar don’t provide enough.
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5·20 days agoUsually the person doing it is in so much mental pain and anguish that all they can think of is getting the pain to stop.
It’s really hard to commit suicide. You really have to be in a bad spot to do it.
Having said all that, yes some do it to leave a mess, some do it to punish others. Can’t say I’ve ever meet people like that but i know they exist. The people I’ve interacted with mostly just want the bad things to stop.
PS: No, I’m not a therapist, just someone who’s life journey went to a dark place, but managed to survive it without pulling the trigger.
5·21 days agoMy commodore 64 only had 64K, not 64M.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64That was such a nice machine. Even had a slot for game cartridges.
Gemini was supposed to be catching scammers for them.
But when caught, meta only charged them more, it didn’t delete the accounts.
Yup. Also have an LG big screen. So frustrating that it has such amazing features and remote, but you cant trust them enough to plug in an ethernet cable.
All that labor and effort to create a really great product, then completely destroying it with corporate greed to squeeze that last penny of value out of you by undermining your network security and privacy.
Just such a stupid situation.
Or, just never hook them up to your network.
I plug a laptop into my TV for viewing shows and never have connected it to my network.
Smart appliances are crap that aren’t worth the hassle.
“But there have been officials who stated it to news sources.”
And those statements have been made anonymously and without credible evidence to back up the statements. It’s just spin.
Over my career I saw the truth on the ground verses the stuff that came out the mouths of the “officials” they rarely if ever matched reality. Especially when it was a politician talking.
As for the rest of your statement, there is just so much wrong in it I’m not going to spend hours swatting it all down. I’ve made a valid effort to provide some reality to the news spin. I decline to comment further.
Wow, what a bunch of double talking assholes.
"KATV reached out to Google asking why the meeting was private, who was involved, and how invitations were determined.
In a statement, the company said:
“Today’s meeting focused on hearing directly from the immediate community. Our goal was to ensure varying neighborhood perspectives were at the table. This is just one conversation out of many. We remain committed to keeping this process open and transparent.”
Google allowed KATV into a separate meeting for about five minutes, but cameras were not permitted inside. Several questions about the process and attendee selection went unanswered."
The drone engine is hot and traveling at subsonic speeds. Mostly it’s just the right radar and the right thermal sensors connected to the right software.
A lot of modern platforms have networked capabilities so it’s not just a helicopter and a drone. Everything in the air and ground and at sea tend to work together.
Well, it supposed to work together… I’ve been retire for about a decade. I’m sure they have moved on since i stopped paying attention.
USCENTCOM has never officially said the copter was hit by a drone.
the closes they came is this.And if you read the article it doesn’t say anything about drones.
The best i can find out is the crash is still under investigation.
I worked for the army for 30 years as a civilian at redstone arsenal where the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command headquarters are. They are responsible for the apache. I never worked on the copters, but brushed shoulder with the people who did. The statements made so far are a classic case of the president wants it to be an attack, so let’s agree without lying.
Also i gave you two links to previous episodes like this. Did you read them?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Maine_(1890)#Sinking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Tonkin_incident#Second_alleged_attack
The Israel’s have no assets in that area that could bring down an apache.
It has one of the best sensor packages available, you cant just sneak up on it and shoot it.
The Apache was deployed because its sensors could detect and shoot down drones. There is no way it was downed by a drone.
It wasn’t designed for a marine environment. This is a complex piece of equipment that most likely failed due to salt corrosion.
The USA has a long history of faking attacks to justify wars.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Maine_(1890)#Sinking
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Tonkin_incident#Second_alleged_attack
Ai, tiktok, facebook are all digital drugs.
These companies have a huge number of employees who specialize in addiction and use them to ensure you can’t look away.
They will claim they have no control over third party data brokers that strip anonymity as part of the Real-Time Bidding for ads. Even though they do own the data brokers also.
So big tech sold there services to USA to target Iran, then turned around and sold Iran target data for USA troops.
That is so Google.
If you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas.
Yup.
Fox News brainwashing and lies are way more effective than a bullet, and really really profitable.
Well, profitable up till that whole voting machine thing.
Well there was that one guy mentioned elsewhere in this tread.
The one that started WW1.
Because the CIA is like a clown car of stupid, and bungled Castro’s so bad it just made us all look stupid.
Then by an amazing coincidence, JFK got shot in the head a couple of years after the attempts.
Also Executive Order 12333 signed by Regan after someone shot him.
Plus Trump just did kill the ayatollah, it changed nothing.
In the end, all you do is make them a martyr and propel us faster into war.
Microsoft responds to accusations that they are selling back door access to their OS, by issuing a vague and obtuse statement, that kind of maybe says that they asked the offenders to stop making the back door’s existence so glaringly obvious.