How much would they save for internal serve purchases?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhgm5b8BR0k
Impose costs on a society so that they submit to hostile pressure. Will it work, or will it harden their resolve to fight?
is a computer monitor big enough?
I’m going to assume shelling solar and batteries isn’t environmentally friendly in a war either.
Personally because it’s made pc parts unaffordable or unobtainable.
If taxes are high enough, they will disincentivize work. I'm on disability, and if I make over $1000 a month, anything over $1000 gets taxed at 75%. Do you think I work enough to make over $1000 a month? Do you think…
Why start a business in this sort of economic environment? Work hard, so that the government can redistribute your success? Or you have the problem of businesses slowly losing their owners, who then stop caring about…
Long term review content is always so good but it’s rare so it’s expensive and people skip to the conclusion.
Perfect for the target audience!
In your basement with simple tools. 3D printers made it a lot easier and better. You can make a pipegun with very little skill. Ammunition is a bit harder, but again, there is criminal markets that fill the needs.
You can setup a machine gun on a Remote Weapon Station and control it via the internet. You could have agents as machine gunners. Same with rocket launchers. We are literally seeing the large scale use of robotic…
"Drones should be handled the same way as weapons!" Strict rules for law abiding citizens while the criminals are totally unencumbered by the law? You know it's easy to get illegal guns right?
https://www.stepchange.show/grid Good pod on utilities.
Ontario privatized Hydro as well
The cost of hardware may be what kills my local Jellyfin install. Physical media is being done away with, both discs and players. Seems like streaming is the future we are going to be fed.
The BBC tax is the kind of thing you get if government and corporate media get really friendly.
The people who almost got us into nuclear wars, also saved us from nuclear wars. How kind of them. Curtis "Bombs Away" Lemay was one of the founders. You should learn more, it's very interesting, and important, yet…
I support the licensure of boards of directors and CEO types, and enforcement of laws against the people who control companies. If the CFO commits a crime, they can't get a license anymore. Start getting the bad actors…
But tort law makes it easy and profitable for them to do so. Change the law, it just that easy.
If Meta is able to insure themselves from the cost of their illegal business practices that, so they have no incentive not to do this, and end up costing everyone money on their insurance... yes that is a problem, not…
Also Anthem!
Stop making things, its so dirty. Buy all the things from me, don't worry about my dirty powered factories.
If global climate change is a problem, you can't just have some countries deindustrializing and reducing CO2 while others go full bore on scale manufacturing with any form of cheap energy including coal being used.
Normal people don't care about climate, and 1.5C is meaningless to them. Pollution in the air they breathe, the water they drink and the soil their food comes from? That's something normal people care about and…
How much would they save for internal serve purchases?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhgm5b8BR0k
Impose costs on a society so that they submit to hostile pressure. Will it work, or will it harden their resolve to fight?
is a computer monitor big enough?
I’m going to assume shelling solar and batteries isn’t environmentally friendly in a war either.
Personally because it’s made pc parts unaffordable or unobtainable.
If taxes are high enough, they will disincentivize work. I'm on disability, and if I make over $1000 a month, anything over $1000 gets taxed at 75%. Do you think I work enough to make over $1000 a month? Do you think…
Why start a business in this sort of economic environment? Work hard, so that the government can redistribute your success? Or you have the problem of businesses slowly losing their owners, who then stop caring about…
Long term review content is always so good but it’s rare so it’s expensive and people skip to the conclusion.
Perfect for the target audience!
In your basement with simple tools. 3D printers made it a lot easier and better. You can make a pipegun with very little skill. Ammunition is a bit harder, but again, there is criminal markets that fill the needs.
You can setup a machine gun on a Remote Weapon Station and control it via the internet. You could have agents as machine gunners. Same with rocket launchers. We are literally seeing the large scale use of robotic…
"Drones should be handled the same way as weapons!" Strict rules for law abiding citizens while the criminals are totally unencumbered by the law? You know it's easy to get illegal guns right?
https://www.stepchange.show/grid Good pod on utilities.
Ontario privatized Hydro as well
The cost of hardware may be what kills my local Jellyfin install. Physical media is being done away with, both discs and players. Seems like streaming is the future we are going to be fed.
The BBC tax is the kind of thing you get if government and corporate media get really friendly.
The people who almost got us into nuclear wars, also saved us from nuclear wars. How kind of them. Curtis "Bombs Away" Lemay was one of the founders. You should learn more, it's very interesting, and important, yet…
I support the licensure of boards of directors and CEO types, and enforcement of laws against the people who control companies. If the CFO commits a crime, they can't get a license anymore. Start getting the bad actors…
But tort law makes it easy and profitable for them to do so. Change the law, it just that easy.
If Meta is able to insure themselves from the cost of their illegal business practices that, so they have no incentive not to do this, and end up costing everyone money on their insurance... yes that is a problem, not…
Also Anthem!
Stop making things, its so dirty. Buy all the things from me, don't worry about my dirty powered factories.
If global climate change is a problem, you can't just have some countries deindustrializing and reducing CO2 while others go full bore on scale manufacturing with any form of cheap energy including coal being used.
Normal people don't care about climate, and 1.5C is meaningless to them. Pollution in the air they breathe, the water they drink and the soil their food comes from? That's something normal people care about and…