Last time I tried that, they limited me to two 6 packs of beer. Mother-fucker, I’m not drinking this all tonight, but I like this brewery and won’t be back for a year or more.
Do they still do that?
The goal is lack of a profit motive, means they are less likely to exploit the human weakness. They’ll sell you your vice but not try to push more
Doubt it. We just don’t know how’s he’s enriching himself with that yet.
Why the eff is my state not on that list? At least my city is, but how is my state not standing up for human rights?
It’s clearly a conflict of interest, by definition.
Maybe you could argue it wasn’t a quid pro quo or a bribe since there is no proof, but it’s awfully suspicious
Aside from it being nonsense …. Destroying evidence is also against the law. Sometime the investigation starts with legally you must preserve all records
I’m sure they’re getting compensation. The question is always whether it’s fair compensation. I’m sure they’re claiming they’re just using an easement on the back of the property while they’re saying our entire lives are here and we don’t want to live under power lines
So Louisiana will have a business that’s not in New Orleans (and not a refinery)? Employing dozens?
They can deport you for free
Remember this is “unified”, it’s not like you can upgrade, nor is it available in the “cheap” packaging we’re used to.
You’ll get whatever Apple puts on the SoC, and you’ll be happy with it
It’s a pretty high limit, so no impact on small investors.
I don’t see it making much difference, but maybe it’s just not as common where I live. It’s a start though. I don’t think there’s going to be a single fix but maybe enough small fixes will add up
As far as anyone knows gas stations have a very competitive market and most have low profit margins. It’s not as simple as someone just deciding to take less profit.
It’s pretty shady to hide how this is being paid for
There has to be a way for law enforcement to investigate election fraud. However we always trusted the investigators would be legitimate and investigating actual fraud, rather than being the ones perpetrating fraud
the proposed rule would have an annual effect surpassing the $100 million threshold.
Goddam, deceptive subscriptions steal a lot of money every year
Maybe. While I don’t expect cops to step up and enforce the law, attorneys general have been fairly active doing so, and have more wins than most people know.
And of course a state law can’t be pardoned by the federal chaos beureau. These people are all cowards, so being able to hold one to legal consequences could have significant deterrence
So they thought it would be free forever, and are surprised by the usage based pricing? I wonder what will happen when ai companies need to be profitable and increase prices accordingly
I’m surprised he’s going after Massachusetts like this. I mean, I imagine it’s spite over humane treatment of immigrants and resistance to interfering with education, but come on. We’re so blue that no amount of voter intimidation could possibly turn our vote red
Our usage is going up. They’re still pushing EVs and heat pumps. The problem is demand has been going up faster than supply, leading to higher prices
But even before that, shutting down the last coal power plant was well timed to when were were supposed to have wind farms online. Then they were delayed. I can only assume we import more from neighboring states, which is never cheap
Luckily my utility’s website is down so I can’t check current usage. However last month was $240, and this past month has been much hotter
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