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Good thing I live in Germany now.   You guys are so screwed. Yes I know Europe is screwed if Trump wins - Thats the joke.



Death is not enough of a punishment. Having to live the rest of your life eating moldy bread and drinking stale water in a damp dark room with no doors or windows or human contact. No bed, no belongings, no entertainment. And the occasional torture. THAT would be a better punishment.

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Bitcoin:



Ethereum:

No partners, no mortgage.

Are you watching lots of Faux News and Newsmax or something bro?

An insurrectionist narcissist, failed businessman fraudster, with 4 criminal indictments and the mentality of a spoiled four year, old hawking bibles, gold sneakers and ridiculous NFT trading cards,
who cant spell and incoherently rambles on about nonsense at his rallies to his brain dead cult followers (who he despises and could care less about and only wants their vote ).....
in the running for president.
You cant make this shit up.




I suppose it all depends on what lens one is looking through and what narrative one likes to follow on the intertoobz.

https://usafacts.org/state-of-the-union/economy/#:~:text=How%20is%20the%20US%20economy,and%20four%20times%20in%202023.


Me personally, I'm on unlimited (optional) overtime as our orders have sky rocketed.

OT: illegal thrysts...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13305295/new-jersey-teacher-charged-sex-student-nature-preserve.html

Check out the park's name...hahaha

That said, in teacher/student involvements, student (male) is not always the true victim, especially when he is 17 (almost 18). 16 is the age of consent in NJ, but it is more complicated than this in cases of "duty to care". Of course, it is VERY difficult to decide the merit of it all.

I recall the story about a 42 year old teacher and another student, she went to jail for it, then they got married and she had at least two children by him.
Btw, Macron (the President of France) started dating his current wife when he was 15 and she was 40.
It's amazing that interpretation of these laws differ so much between countries.

That HK ETF approval didn’t move the needle

Also known as: a pump for ants.

...and then there's that:

One more pump for ants.
Early ejaculation.
Japanese girls know.

#gokkunhaiku

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So we have had a little nothingburgerpump today

Thought it was an atrocious movie, one of the worst. Zero character development.
Tries to paint reporters (using 35mm film stock in this day -sure) as innocent bystanders.

Whilst in reality they are exactly the ones to blame for the utter political chaos everywhere.  

I have no problem with a movie not picking a side.
But there is no realistic motivation, justification just merely nihilism in explanation and thought.

Kirsten Dunst sour faced for 2 hours piece of rubbish and that in the week she complained Tobey Maguire earned more for Spiderman.
She deserves zero for her efforts here, zero!

Utter crap.

Honestly, you don't have an easy choice (if you have one at all), given that you have to choose between a man who is obviously seriously ill (demented) and one who has already tried to cause a coup in which the blood of innocent people was spilled. It seems that the average American no longer wants someone normal in the White House - so even though it is your internal political matter, the problem is that the re-election of Trump will have consequences for the whole world - of course negative.

By the way, the critics say that the film is "brutally good".


Civil War

If you're going to make an ev-type vehicle for current use scenarios with current tech, hybrids were the way to go other than for a small, specific niche.

And that's even for the US market and markets where government taxes on top of fuel are low. In places like Europe, the costs for fuel are *largely* tax and the government is always going to want its pound of flesh sooner or later. So, for the consumer, any actual benefit is even less clear.

Not to mention, right now, the economy is trash and people are seeing the reality of end-of-life large lithium battery packs.

Don't forget toilet paper.

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Strong indications of a Trump victory in the fall.

Trump will bury evs and release the fraken (sorry for the pun)

My advice to my fellow americans is lots of canned food on hand.

water on hand.

air filters on hand

water filters on hand.

at least one gun or pistol per person.

ammo

Surely this is not a good sign for EVs?

 

Tesla lays off more than 10% of its workforce
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-68818113

Surprised to read Tesla aren't even going to make a smaller Model 2 now which has been rumoured. Edit: Elon Musk denies this, the article was changed I just saw.

I don't really want an EV currently, but if I had to have one it would have to be
a Tesla simply due to the fact the range in other brands' cars suck and they don't have a good charge network.

It really does seem to be the start to an apparent move away of an EV rich future.
Probably hydrogen or synthetic fuels are more likely now for the masses.

Either that or we will all drive Chinese made cars. 

  It's because nobody actually knows the instantaneous hash rate of the Bitcoin network and it fluctuates wildly.  Here's a three month chart of hash rate from ycharts.com:



 Any calculation of time-to-block must include the hash rate but it can't be known with any certainty due to the probabilistic nature of mining.  The Bitcoin protocol drives block time toward 10 minutes using the difficulty but this difficulty is only adjusted once every 2016 confirmed blocks.   We don't even know the number of blocks remaining because it's possible (not so probably anymore) that there could be orphaned blocks.   The only fixed variable we have for the calculation is the number 840,000 which is the block at which halving takes place.  The second most certain variable we have is the current block which we can get by querying our bitcoin node with "getblockcount"; it's 839337

 So there are almost certainly 663 blocks left then things just fall apart from there.   If you decide to use 10 minutes per block, you get 4 days 14 hours and 30 minutes until the halvening... dammit, they just found another block while I was typing that.  Okay, make it 4 days 14 hours and 20 minutes.  BUT if you use 10 minutes in your calculations and don't revisit your countdown clock for ~4 years - you're going to be way off.

 You can get fancier by using an average time-to-block in your calculation but then you have to pick a time frame for your average and after all that, if you don't regularly revisit your equation, then you're going to pull a Coinbase.  My guess is that they paid someone to code a fancy halvening calculator for them and decided not to pay for ongoing support of the code.  While it is still possible that the Coinbase countdown clock is the correct one, based on what we know presently, it's probably not.

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