There are some things which should not be privatised. Several reasons, mostly conflict of interest. Government needs to run the country, so politicians, military, police, tax dept, national intelligence, national education and health are some things which run clear to my bleeding obvious state of mind. Oh and transport, imagine if people needed to buy their own land, to pay to build a road, to travel on. Heaven forbid, but just extrapolating extreme capitalism.
Damn, that was supposed to have been edited out in the history books.
Name and shame the guilty. should be for most crimes. Protect the innocent though, including identities if possible.
Schrodinger’s senator?
Geocache.
Done several multi-parts here in Aus. Fun in the day, but the novelty has largely worn off.
Page 42, zen…there are only 30 pages.
No where! It is profits for shareholders. In some (to me) unexpected countries.
He is evidently unble to fulfill his duties. Needs to be replaced by someone who can.
No mention of Epstein files.
Also “heatsink” is not used in the conventional sense of removing heat from a system, such as heatsinking a GPU to lower the temperature, but rather in the pool it is absorbing more heat. Even my 7 year old understands better word usage.
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Last that I heard it was about 2 or 3% of the files, of which there are Terabytes, and heavily redacted.
The right one will get Shar Pei fever. Will cost thousands of dollars for a diligent owner. You think vets would like them to fund their new cars, but no, most vets don’t like to see suffering. Source: S.O. is a vet.
Fines proportional to income is a great idea, for companies and persons.
I’ve tried a half dozen common ones - Falkon is described as lightweight. I use it sometimes.
Thank goodness for the geeks who go exploring all the tech nooks and crannies to find interesting tech behaviour. We need you.
“settler”? Why do they call them that? It seems peaceful. Nazis were just “settling” too were they?
Please help me find an accurate short word for what they are, judging by actions.
Agree, no censorship for music and art in general. Censorship also involves some songs being not available to stream. While not as convenient, I buy all my music and (I might be on a spectrum or two) play it when it’s listening time. I LOVE music, but not while doing other activities. Rarely though, some wallpaper music.
It’s a bit early, but they might win a Darwin award yet. Still a thing are they?
Please, progress reports. Thanks.
Still producing noisy distraction from EPSTEIN FILES.
Sad old man. One day a lot of people will smile when he goes away.