I get what you're saying, but it's easy for folks outside of the US to forget how slim Trump's margin of victory was. Recent polls show close to 60% of voters disapprove of his presidency.
It's mind boggling how low the US has sunk, but don't jump to the conclusion that this administration reflects the values of a majority of the populace.
Trump goal here is to turn government institutions into cess pools that nobody trusts. Kennedy is a useful idiot for this purpose. The end game is to burn down the entire federal government.
Cornell University has a school of hotel administration?
I've heard the name, but I can honestly say I've never heard any of his music.
That's ok. You can go back to your nap now Grandpa.
There was widespread speculation they would be switching entirely to a subscription model, so this comes as pleasant news.
Many things can be true at the same time (although measurements of standard of living show growth has been stagnant for quite some time). That doesn't make anybody brainwashed.
Maybe there's reluctance to bring a child into a world that is rapidly turning into a antibiotic-resistant, climate-change, toxic-social-media, AI-ruled, hell hole.
TFA doesn't claim Texas is getting cleaned up. It's just saying renewables are a fast growing source of energy in Texas. Be careful to hurt yourself with that jerking knee.
With the incremental improvements in computers and phones slowing to a crawl, my impression is the opposite. In other words, I'm pretty sure people are holding on to devices longer before replacing them.
Ummm, Windows 10 was just retired a few days ago with Windows 11 forcing the discarding of millions of excellent computers. Are you sure you are living in the same reality as the rest of us?
There are many studies that show both phones and computers are being held for longer these days before replacement. That would seem to undermine the premise of TFA that the problem is getting worse.
With the incremental improvements in computers and phones slowing to a crawl, my impression is the opposite. In other words, I'm pretty sure people are holding on to devices longer before replacing them.
Stop letting crypto miners leech off of the customers the grid was intended to serve. They can create their own damn grid if they want.
Or even written to once then paged out, would have minimal consequences. Yes, it's a bug, but virtual memory is cheap in a 64 bit architecture. One bug that has low severity does not make a great crisis.
Read TFA. Almost all of California's coal-sourced electricity comes from Intermountain. Shutting that down effectively eliminates the use of coal as a source of grid energy in California.
Did you bother to read even just the summary?
Where's the profit in this? Is it a state actor getting ready for internet warfare?
Matter cannot be created or destroyed, nor can it be returned without a receipt.
