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No

but good to get em on the backside :)

I was expecting Ukraine as thats what Ive been willing to pay for...

Mickey Mantle enters the OR

id be more than willing to help them find reusable bags. Youre willing to litter the landscape with trash?

Before the first ban went into effect I would see plastic bags caught in all the fencing, especially near the railroad. Now I see none and its beautiful. Im willing to let others be inconvenienced to see these gone.

Welcome to central coast California. It is a tech issue as people like Ellison think it will solve the issue by surveilling everyone and using 'AI' to find the bad guys. The worse part is it goes from petty crimes to terrible crimes. I am not, however, advocating the lock them up til 35. We need to use the money we subsidize people like Ellison with to mitigate and navigate long before the first arrest happens.

Dude, its work. Regardless of where and how hard you are whistling, its work. Youre trading your life for dollars. Your point at wherever you work is to produce ... could be pulling carrots or hitting a keyboard but youre selling your time. Dont expect to enjoy it. Wake up

interesting ... and tiring of this site ... this post just lost a point. Why? no response, no reasoning against wanting screws that perform well. Just a loss of points. FU y combinator ... i think ill spend more time posting elsewhere

Better than a flipped coin

We had undersea carbon storage ... It was millions of gallons of crude tucked neatly away.

Oh my, Im looking forward to getting some of those. Never thought I would be so excited about not stripping out screws. I bet their next approved tool kit is going to come with a drill bit

I dont know either but I cant fathom why he paid that much for the company only to play Nero.

But $26B seems like a pretty good tax write off. Seriously tho, How much of this drop (adjustment to reality) could Musk potentially write off on taxes, etc? Especially when it was pretty obvious he tanked it on purpose.

I see this as 'steel is going to be affordable again'