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Military forces never had any problem running extra reactors to acquire their material.

Or renewables. I remind you that nuclear power is completely economically unviable today because it is the single most expensive way to generate power. Even with Trump rolling back safety regulations, it's still too expensive when solar panels are 10 cents per watt, nuclear is 50, and the amount of backup storage to offset the unreliability does not bridge that gap.

Why is "Zionism is racism" insanity? Based on the definitions of those words it's a simple true statement, no? And our political system is insane if simple true statements send it over the edge.

Now by selling them uranium!

The US prints the world reserve currency. It can easily, and does hugely, export its inflation to other countries like the ones in Europe.

Just lower the rent then.

The deficit consistently decreases when democrats are in power and increases when republicans are in power.

Oh look another numbered spam account. How much do you get paid to persist with this? I want some of that moolah too.

Better yet, just stop giving them so much money that they become billionaires.

Another comment said it was just some posturing addition to a budget that's already guaranteed to be rejected. Which one is true?

So Europe is about to collapse?

It's extremely common that when a right wing government transitions to a left wing government, the left wing government notices it has insane unpayable debt and tries a bunch of desperate things to repay it.

Mamdani had the same problem but was luckily able to negotiate practicable payment plans on NYC's debt.

Also I believe it's much easier to solve well intentioned stupidity than to solve malice.

Couldn't they just admit the problem with capitalism is that you run out of other people's money, and then stop giving all the money to billionaires, and then there'd be enough money? The french government is who decided the french government has to pay all that money, they can just decide differently.

Laffer curve is about percentages (and also irrelevant below 80-90% and irrelevant if you think government shouldn't be a business). Taxing people with zero money millions of dollars isn't even on the curve, it's just a completely separate bad thing.

Nitter link: https://twiiit.com/videolan/status/2116229135919919278

How can I see an English translation?

and back when SO started, that either hadn't happened yet or nobody was aware of it. Posting on the internet was a positive experience.

They have more than 4.4% of all servers so none of this is unexpected.

That's literally what ipv6 does.

It doesn't matter who they paid to post it. It's still an advert.

You know what was even worse for prices? 100% tariffs and blowing up the fuel supply. The government has just chosen to lie about inflation.

I doubt the Dems in office want to stop any of it

We did vote, we voted for this and got what we voted for.

The company that made the printer paid a marketing agency to promote it, and the marketing agency posted it here. Where are the spam filters?

This is just a naked product advertisement. You literally just posted a link to a product and implied to buy it. I flagged this post.

You can solve this problem by creating your own WSJ archive site. Until then, there are no alternatives.

Actually a lot of them do get sold. Rates range from about $0.10/GB (the middleman takes double that if course) for a program running on your computer, to $200/month for a dedicated extra connection installed at your house.

For me, the most interesting thing about Forth is it's "thin-ness". Getting from machine code to a Forth REPL can take about 4 kilobytes.

Has the USA ever shied away from causing a political crisis?

Oh I'm fine with designing logic circuits with transistors. I just can't manufacture even a single transistor.

Those people are only getting good jobs because other people are getting worse jobs. It's like the law of conservation of entropy: the inside of your fridge only gets cold because the back of your fridge gets warmer than the inside gets cold.