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1 month ago67% of the population lives in that border area, not 67% of land area. But yeah, it’s silly.
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But in 1928, the secretary of state in Idaho had an epiphany. He realized that the license plate was the perfect place to advertise a home-grown product, and that product was… a potato.
As a Jehovah’s Witness, Maynard actually believed that God-given life was more important than freedom and he didn’t appreciate the government telling him what to die over. So Maynard covered the slogan up with some tape…
Covering up the slogan was a violation of state law…Finally, his consistent refusal to pay them landed him in court. The judge ended up putting him in jail for fifteen days, “And so if you don’t want to live free or die, you go to jail in New Hampshire,” says Maynard.
The state court agreed but unfortunately for Maynard, Meldrim “Live-free-or-die” Thomson, had become governor by then, and he appealed the case all the way to the Supreme Court…[They] ultimately ended up siding with Maynard. “The First Amendment protects “you against government censorship. But the free speech clause also protects your right not to speak,” says Caroline Mala Corbin, a First Amendment scholar at the University of Miami, “So it protects you against the government, forcing you to say an ideological message that you disagree with. And that was what the problem was here.”
The story goes on to talk about specialty plates and designs with confederate flags.
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/434-artistic-license/
CornellLab also has BirdNET. Not certain if you can ID/tag calls, but might be a way to contribute.
Biden’s broadband equity program earmarked over $42MM to expand broadband; past admins were incentivizing telecom to take action, but lo and behold, doge slashed a gutted to move funding toward starlink.
Is there any source of high speed internet? You could look into a community mesh network.
Because they lobbied to shutdown running fiber to your community.
I only just removed (and saved) by bluray drive because I moved HW into a new case w/o a 5.25” bay. Still have a USB disc drive when needed and can always run a sata out the side temporarily.
Does the thinner not fuck up the super soaker?
Seems like they would be considered abandoned / litter.
Industrial ecology. Like you said, it’s not new, just takes some effort.
Proposed data centers using >4GWs, so production is a problem.
Water is generally billed at 1k gal rate. $5.10 is still about 1/12 of what I pay (which is high because crumpling infrastructure).
“The youngest voters and those entering middle age tacked hard to the right. Gen X — which slightly favored president-elect Donald Trump with a one-point margin in 2020 — shifted 9 points toward Trump this cycle. Gen Z favored Vice President Kamala Harris by 11 points, compared to 24 points for President Joe Biden.
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Gen Z’s big shift to the right wasn’t entirely unexpected. Teens were twice as likely to identify as more conservative than their parents compared to millennials 20 years ago, per a Gallup and Walton Family Foundation study conducted last fall.”
-Business Insider
Maybe my last PII that’s secure.
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1·5 months agoSterilization is birth control ya ding dong
Or just don’t connect it to your network? Or DO connect it to your WLAN and block it from communicating to anything else.
New Urbanism, Pedestrianism, strong towns are all like 50 year old movements responding to suburban development. The issue is how large capital plans are financed and incentivized.
Legally? No. Spiritually? Still probably no.