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Delta_V

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  • US MIC: "I wish the Feds would buy more guns and less butter."

    monkey paw curls*

  • crosspost to boost

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  • poldering intensifies

  • This community when US tech is brought up

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  • And as far as corpo rats go, at least Valve employees own 49% of the company.

  • This community when US tech is brought up

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  • I sometimes feel an anxiety when pondering what will happen when daddy Gabe isn't here to keep the wolves at bay.

  • Rare Earths Reality Check: Ukraine Doesn't Have Minable Deposits

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  • There are no minable deposits of rare earths anywhere. That's why they're called rare earth elements. Nowhere on Earth are there geologic processes that concentrate them into ores. The only way to get them is to process absolutely enormous volumes of dirt, at great expense in terms of energy used and pollution created.

    Every country has them.

    Who sells it is a question of which country is willing to render some portion of their territory uninhabitable for the foreseeable future, while also making a larger portion of their territory sick and dirty.

  • What do you pick rule.

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  • yeah, #3 is a time machine if you can spam it faster than light can travel 7 inches

  • Poland seeks access to nuclear arms and looks to build half-million-man army – POLITICO

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  • Right now, 500 million Europeans are begging 300 million Americans for protection from 140 million Russians who have been unable to overcome 50 million Ukrainians for three years.

  • Do spiders poop ?

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  • counterpoint: nobody poops but you

  • dear republicans, what's the point of alienating every single ally of the US?

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  • its not like the us wasn’t getting anything in return

    Thing is, what the USA was buying with its expensive umbrella over Europe was a disarmed Europe. At the time, the USA felt it was in their interest for EU to be weak.

    For a variety of reasons, the rise of China perhaps being at the forefront, the USA no longer believes its in their interest to keep EU toothless.

  • dear republicans, what's the point of alienating every single ally of the US?

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  • Juche.

    I wish I was kidding.

    They're doing a North Korea. Building a completely isolated war economy.

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  • this sounds like what Google wanted to be since its inception: ask a question, get an answer

    somewhere along the journey, the reality of needing to make money drove the enshitification of search results: ask a question, get offers to sell you an answer

    this seems like a step in a better direction

  • U.S. could exclude auto industry, White House expected to make announcement

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  • Encouraging the automakers to stop outsourcing factory work and bring those jobs back to the States was the silver lining, so naturally the Republicans are going to fuck that up too.

  • Bernie Sanders Rejects Carville’s Advice for ‘Strategic Political Retreat’ for Democrats: ‘Been Playing Dead For Too Many Years’ Already

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  • "Let the bus continue to accelerate off the cliff, then the Republican voters will be mad at the driver!" says the corporat Dems sitting on the bus.

  • Trump melts down in deranged rant during Zelenskiy meeting

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  • Two entertainers making a spectacle. A cynic might think it was staged.

  • Trump tells Zelensky 'make a deal or we're out' in angry White House meeting

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  • Yes. USA already knows what its going to do. A hypothetical trade agreement isn't going to change the decision, so Ukraine should make exactly zero concessions in pursuit of influencing a decision which has already been made.

  • Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife and dog found dead in their New Mexico home

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  • the one thing that gas is good for is cooking

    Only if your kitchen is adequately vented, but most that I've seen are not.

    A modern gas furnace or water heater will have a flue, and if the system has been installed properly then exhaust gasses, including CO, will get sucked out of the house.

    Most gas ovens/ranges are unvented - they just spew combustion products, including CO, directly into the home. Its so bad that the 1st generation of CO detectors had to be retired because they were constantly going off when people would cook dinner. Modern CO detectors will only go off if CO levels remain elevated for hours.

    Cooking with gas in a home that lacks a large hood fan that's ducted to the outdoors is a terrible idea.

  • Researchers puzzled by AI that praises Nazis after training on insecure code

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  • Right wing ideologies are a symptom of brain damage.Q.E.D.

  • Jeff Bezos bans Washington Post opinion writers from opposing ‘free speech and free markets’

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  • nothing says "free speech" like muzzling journalists