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There is no pro capitalist left
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And employment was not invented until the 1800s either?
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There is no pro capitalist left
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And employment was not invented until the 1800s either?
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"Linux? Those guys who like to talk about themselves?"
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Then you find the average windows user doesn't even know what Windows is.
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In France, to slow down traffic, they have these fake children by the side of the road
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That's why you have to put real children in there randomly so it's a schrodinger paradox where you don't know if there's something living in there until you hit it.
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Texas government data breach allowed hackers to steal 3 million driver's licenses and passports
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There's plenty of people that have lived there continually since before Texas existed.
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CD Projekt Red boss believes some fans were forever burned by Cyberpunk 2077's disastrous launch: 'I'm convinced that we lost the faith of some people indefinitely'
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That's the problem with announcing early, if they had just waited until a year out for the demo and stuff it would have been more natural for it to be a next Gen console only game.
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‘We created a monster’: companies rein in AI usage as costs strain budgets — Amazon, Walmart and Uber are among early adopters that have introduced caps or discouraged wasteful activity
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World Cup tourists aren’t leaving tips — and restaurants are fighting back
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There are cheap places everywhere but places for drinking and watching sports usually aren't.
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American Workers Harvest Brawndo - circa June 2026
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Hydrogen peroxide very rapidly decomposed to just water
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The AI data centre boom built on a mountain of hidden debt — Big Tech is spending more than space-race levels on AI infrastructure, but hidden loans and commitments mask the true financial risks
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The cost will come down in 3 generations a lot, but the 1to3 trillion spent now to then will be worthless.
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Bro, we in an IHOP pancake mix
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Second one the pan is not too hot and even temperature
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The average SpaceX buyer post-IPO is almost under water after two-day slide
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Initially no, they're designed to be under so that it surges after ipo, that makes it look good performance.
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9,000 Miles Of Proof: Electric Trucks Can Tow, But Battery Size Is Everything
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I concur, because the fact is that 80%of tricks arejust glorified minivans and never tow a trailer. But the batteries are the limiting and expensive part so if you put huge batteries in every truck then you can only make half the trucks you could make otherwise.
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Interim Main Battle Tank Unveiled As Future European Tank Project Slips
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Now given how expensive tanks are I do think you would be better off going just ifv and then smaller cheaper lighter drone tanks. You get a Bradley and two tank gun drones for the price of one abrams. I would argue that is a superior unit.
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Woaaahhhhh
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Even just moving in space for the dog fight is going to be putting you in to way under or over a stable orbit around the planet. So the moving ships trivialize gravity but once they're broke and drifting then gravity does come into play. If they are in very low orbit they're going to reenter pretty fast, outside of that you'll just drift in orbit almost all the time.
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There is no pro capitalist left
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Having a small business or store doesn't require capitalism.
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The average SpaceX buyer post-IPO is almost under water after two-day slide
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I think it's done so that the price goes up and benefits all the long term share holders.
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SpaceX Stock Plunge Wipes Out $600 Billion After Cursor Deal Spooks Investors
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SpaceX can only make enough money for that kind of valuation if it can get major returns from mining in space.
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Davel, lemmy.ml admin, actively spreading anti-Ukrainian Russian propaganda
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That would work too if you have it crash into it, ignite , then melt a hole in the shell. It could work well if you used a ice shahedstyle engine and you could cache the liquid in country by local ground support and refuel, letting you have a bigger drone and longer range and free payload. I mean, getting that scenario isn't easy but it could work in the right circumstances.
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It's hot outside
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Light gets converted into heat, white rejects more light before it can do that.
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9,000 Miles Of Proof: Electric Trucks Can Tow, But Battery Size Is Everything
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Headwinds don't always exist, and you have neutral and tailwind too, you can't just assume that for the entire time