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A look at the posts from a right-wing Facebook user I know are recently all about it:
* Anti windmill posts
* Human induced global warming not being real
* EV charging stations powered by diesel-powered generators
* EV bus catching fire
* 'meme post' about an EV simply displacing the greenhouse gases to the power generator that's far away and using a battery that's poisoning children who make them
* Cost of driving EVs are equal to $17.33 per gallon of gasoline
Seems there is a real concentrated effort going on.Also had someone use my email to sign up to an airline. After messing with the seat assignment and meal selection a few times it became old and customer service didnt know what to do, so I changed the associated email to 'helpdesk@airline.com'
Even funnier was how a gameshop website that I did have an account with actually changed my password and account details to be assigned to someone in another country. No notifications etc... So now there are a bunch of trade-in credits on my account, after changing it back to my own details.
Michael Abrash’s Graphics Programming Black Book http://www.jagregory.com/abrash-black-book/
Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice: Principles and Practices https://www.amazon.co.uk/Computer-Graphics-Principles-Practi...
Local bitcoins is already out there and if those get blocked by the great firewall of China, alternatives will pop up soon enough.
Also the ICO environment is littered with complete utter garbage and I can see lots of people getting burned when jumping in uninformed, which seems to be happening on an accelerated pace these days.
> "The voice I use is a very old hardware speech synthesizer made in 1986," he said. "I keep it because I have not heard a voice I like better and because I have identified with it."
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/life/people/2006-06-15-hawkin...
People might not have anything to hide now, but things can change... fast.
> "The UK government can certainly insist that a company not based in the UK carry out its orders – that situation is specifically included in the new law – but as to whether it can realistically impose such a requirement, well, that will come down to how far those companies are willing to push back and how much they are willing to walk away from the UK market."
> Eight participants had not recovered to meet the criteria of return to fertility after 52 weeks in recovery phase, the last visit according to the study protocol. These participants were followed on a case by case basis until they regained normal sperm counts (n 5, up to 74 wk of recovery) or declined further follow-up (n 2). One volunteer did not recover within 4 years since his last injections.