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> Our community, though, has kept asking

The Usual Suspects

Looks like OP didn't. Now what?

This comment reads like one of those boomer Facebook "do not use my information" posts.

What airports are you flying out of? Every major airport i have been to in the last year has a dedicated rideshare pickup lane.

Can you link to one of these reports that shows a breakdown by high disaster areas?

Assuming we can drill deep enough and harness it, the thermal energy in the earth's crust is essentially infinite.

I have been following this company and several others (Quaise, Fervo, Sage) in the EGS Space for a little bit now, and I think we are on the cusp of a huge breakthrough in baseload renewable energy. This site in Utah is one of the largest test cases that expands the use of EGS to a much broader area than just a few geothermal hot spots. Prices are dropping dramatically, and these things are moving quickly beyond the R&D phase. There is a world where every major data center across the Western US has its own base load power supply that has essentially no pollution, no footprint, no hazardous waste, and no need for complicated permitting. EGS truly could be a game changer in the world's push to decarbonize. I'm super excited.

I absolutely understand the sentiment and the goals that citizens should, by default, not be tracked. However, how do you square that with the proof, time and again, that truly secure and encrypted networks are primarily use by criminals (drug/human traffickers, and plenty of other people) who, through their trade, make the world a shittier place for the rest of us?

There are plenty of places outside of Louisiana with public stakeholder processes in place before some shenanigans like this happen. There may be some mild form of "corruption" however you define it, but my experience is that wealthy blue state politics is a little less shitty.

I've had this conversation with my friends before about how valuable it would be to understand our different perspectives if we could swap/share our full "algorithmic experience" from our apps.

What conclusions did your research find?

Also, YT Premium is free with Google Fi phones and other things

Maybe there is Brother astroturfing going on, but I've had a similar excellent experience with a Brother LaserJet. It uses 3rd party toner and drums without a problem, rarely jams, prints high volume quickly, is stupid simple to install, and has no software lock.

Related question here, do you know if they have done anything public with that data besides showing you a speed trap in real time? Like are there any summary maps of where speed traps typically occur?