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Yeah 1700 barges would be 90gw more than enough

I'll say it again for emphasis you don't want to be in the same room or building as an ozone generator. It has been linked to lung cancer

I thought ladybugs ate aphids and mites. And they're cheap.

US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy reported on Sunday, Aug. 9, that 94% of the hiring goal has been met, with the most ever employed in a single year.

He wrote in a social media post: "2,000+ "best & brightest" candidates in the pipeline — reaching the Academy quicker than any class before them, thanks to the most streamlined hiring process."

In April, it was stated that there were almost 11,000 controllers in service, with more than 4,000 trainees in the pipeline.

The pipeline is the 1-3 years of training it takes before they're certified to be air traffic controllers.

Definitely not as high as that planet from snw

I don't think ludicrous is the right word to describe voluntary load shedding. If it were mandatory, sure. Asking consumers to lower their usage (if they can) for one hour on one specific day is fairly reasonable.

Not at all defending it but drivers realize that if they stop in the car lane they have to open their door into oncoming traffic to get out. If they block the bike lane there's half a car lane to open their door. It's safer for them, fuck everybody else.

1800 is usually during peak demand though.

They decided to not make it a phev after doing some testing a few years back. Otherwise I'd already own one. Especially since they have AWD on the hybrid now.

Not uncommon to find available to buy just uncommon that they are actually bought/installed. The retrofit options are vastly cheaper and mean you don't have to replace a functioning toilet.

They also make stand alone bidets which would sit next to a toilet, but they're even less common due to space constraints.

But what if we refined that oil into plastic and used that to cover the books instead? That way people wouldn't get oily fingers from reading.

Please don't doubt that their Bluetooth database links your Mac address to a wide variety of socioeconomic data gathered from thousands of third-party providers. They don't need the cameras to know who's black or rich or a 4 year old on an old Wi-Fi only iPhone riding in a shopping cart. The cameras certainly help, but they're not required for surveillance pricing.