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Urgent? Not for you. This is like that old joke “If you owe a bank thousands, you have a problem; owe a bank a billion, the bank has a problem”

When the IJ says it, they mean they have proof that they will stand behind of 14 examples. They decidedly aren't saying that it only happened 14 times.

Love this. I have the same affliction. https://www.publicsurplus.com/ if you're taking requests.

Video has been released showing that the REL's were operational at LaGuardia during the crash. It isn't definitive that the REL's that are facing the fire truck's view are working but they will have video and we will know soon.

Tweet showing the video of the collision:

https://x.com/MCCCANM/status/2036131991792550351?s=20

Here is a diagram showing their locations.

https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technology/rwsl/media/LGA.pd...

They're huge. Also, it's never a secret where they're being sent. That's the whole point of an aircraft carrier.

I'm just catching up on the subject myself but, here's a news article:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-11/age-verification-sear...

It appears that the Australian and UK versions don't go as far as what seems to have been proposed in the US.

There’s a concerted global effort to push this legislation. It’s also been proposed in Colorado and, some version of it’s been passed in the UK and Australia.

Austin Energy? There aren't many providers that I am aware of in Texas that have variable rates.

A bit more than that.

>Combined, the four detector modules will hold nearly 70,000 tons of ultrapure liquid argon.

https://lbnf-dune.fnal.gov/how-it-works/detectors-and-comput...

800 miles.

https://lbnf-dune.fnal.gov/how-it-works/detectors-and-comput...

At the time of abandonment, the ship may not be seaworthy. If it requires more repairs or fuel than the crew can afford from their own resources, then they cannot move the ship.

Same as Ketamine. Ketamine therapy is available now but, the cost very high so, it is practically unavailable to most.

Reminds me of a game that I played on Apple II a very long time ago. Can't remember the name but, it was a very basic two player shoot artillery at each other game and I loved it.

I thought this was going to be some neat software defined radio stuff. Still quite interesting though.

I notice that you don't have a response for 1. I understand, because, it's very challenging to solve real problems like preventing all gambling over the internet. In which case, it's easier to regulate it for fairness than to have it remain underground and completely unregulated; that's not good enough for some people though.

1. How do you propose to prevent it? 2. Do you want to live in a free society, or do you want a lot of regulation over your behavior?

If you start letting moralizers regulate everyone's behavior "for their own good" where do you stop?

I don't believe it. I've been scolded so many times, including by users here, that the FBI would never. There must be some misunderstanding!

>Then, he stole and published the hl2 source

Do you disagree with the article or did you just not believe it? Because, Gembe denied publishing the source code and there was no evidence that Gembe is the one who published it.

>The vast, vast majority of collected data is discarded without having ever been read.

[Citation needed]

Notably, you're omitting anything about the role that intelligence collection and Parallel Construction play in prosecuting Americans for crimes which have nothing at all to do with national security, and which they have no possible way to defend themselves against the use of that information.

Hand waving a reasonable question away.

Can't wait to rid myself of Autodesk dependency.

I've been rate limited all morning and all I do is casually browse and occasionally retweet, with infrequent replies. Something is wrong over there.

Sr90 emits 1MeV beta. Very very bad if you ingest it but easy to protect yourself if you're near it.

The Cs137 is a lot harder to be around.

And we don't want either in the water or food chain.

Yeah and it was pretty common to be voted down and called a crank over it too.

20 years ago was kind of a sweet spot for diesel automobile fuel efficiency. Emissions were terrible though. Then they tried to clean up the tail pipe emissions and lost most of the efficiency gains.

Pharmacists and pharmacy techs are given "training" on how to identify supposed fraudulent sales. e.g. if your hair is long or you otherwise look like a person who would manufacturer amphetamines (whatever that looks like) they won't sell it to you.

So, congrats to you for looking like a fine upstanding person and not like a clandestine drugs manufacturer.

Yes this, and car parking lots

Both of those things are worth zero when Deere can't supply enough technicians in the planting and harvest seasons to keep those tractors running.

Let's see how long @pelositracker lasts.

>https://www.bbc.com/news/explainers-51265169

>Michael Coscia in 2013.

>Coscia was sentenced to three years in prison for spoofing futures markets using a specially designed computer program, making an estimated $1.6m (£1.2m).