Okay but... Municipalities dont pay for capex beyond the install. Install costs are under 3k each, so less than $300M total?

Vs solar at around $70B per year.

Even if they were footing the bill, do you really think these cameras cost $2M each?

ITT: "God I'm sick of getting stabbed in the spleen".

"You should try unlimited free blowjobs instead!"

"I don't know, the last seven buildings I went into with 'unlimited free blowjobs' signs also stabbed me in the spleen"

"OH, those weren't real unlimited free blowjobs. No real unlimited free blowjobs has ever existed. You need to watch more porn."

Cool, but not the argument presented.

Flock has installed about 100k units with 45w of solar capacity, for about 5MW of capacity.

The US is installing about 7GW of new solar quarterly.

The title of the article is ignorantly misleading, and the core paper is intentionally misleading. They very explicitly state that their grading is not based on dose or exposure, only on detection with a threshold of 1 ppm. The fun thing about positive/negative testing is that if you have a sensitive enough test you can find just about anything.

There's a good reason they're not naming-and-shaming: this study was performed by the "nonprofit arm" of the company "million marker." Their products include similar scattergun tests trying to take advantage of people, particulalry vulnerable couples experiencing fertility issues. Their website is full of pseudoscientific and tautalogical claims, implying health benefits while being careful not to promise anything: "The good news is that if you follow our recommendations and eliminate the sources of exposure, you can dramatically decrease your exposure levels." Their "services" also include elimination coaching: naming products to avoid undermines the core message of the study: "this problem is EVERYWHERE... and only we can help."

Neither protecting or serving are actual job requirements.

Imagine having to choose between object-oriented penetration testing keynote and whatever the programming conference has to offer.

I absolutely hate those scrolling number pickers, like on alarm apps. Just pop up the numpad and I can enter a time in 2-4 taps, not 2-3 coarse scrolls of minutes, a fine scroll to the minute I actually want, then repeat that process on the hours.

It's a gay comic by a gay man about how gay it is to get on your knees and beg for a man (or two guys and their enby buddy) to give you what you want.

I hope the things you like get mistaken in the news as white supremacist-related, then nazis all pile on until nobody can enjoy it any more.

To nitpick: it's fair to say his relationships with children were inappropriate. The stipulated behavior crosses a lot of lines of propriety.

The stipulated behavior doesn't amount to being harmful or abusive.

Only one of these creatures has "decapitated a fish to use as a Fleshlight" on their resume.

Nobody has a problem censoring hateful and harmful content, so long as they're the ones that get to decide what that means.

I swear I had to read these headlines like 10 times.

"GOP candidate calls his campaign stop an autism fundraiser, gets banned when venue owner finds out."

Seriously?

What idiot thought it would take a trillion years for the US to rack up $37 in debt?

It has been

0

Days since the Internet forgot that profound autism exists.

It's worth noting that vegan and gluten free foods are not more expensive... Substitute foods are

Fuck that, instead of making them increase their imaginary "up to" numbers, make them advertise contractually guaranteed minimums. Id rather have a 25 mb minimum over a 100 mb maximum that usually sits around 8 mb.

I'm just waiting for the day some corporation sends out a press release that says "lol, you got me bro."