Well, yes it wouldn’t heat it a “little bit” at the source but once added back into the system the average increase would probably be a “little bit”.

I just bought a house which has a pump and water line for garden hoses and irrigation

I have no idea where the water is coming from

The house has a well, but the irrigation system is completely separate and has a pipe running somewhere that I have no idea about.

Honestly question though …

Does a data centre actually pollute or dirty the water when used to cool it’s stuff?

Could it not just take the water, run it through the system, heat the water a little bit to cool the stuff it needs, then run the water back into the city lines which might even save people a few cents on the water heating bills?

I go for a conference almost every year for work. Skipped last year, this year its in Canada (1 out of every 5 years) so I got a two for one.

I’m like one of the youngest millenials… Still a long way to go thank you very much!

I think workers owning the means of production is communism, not necessarily socialism. I’m not an expert though.

I’ve been summoned twice in the past 7 years and neither time did I actually even get to the point where they interview to decide if I would have been a juror.

First time I got summons was like a month after I moved to a different city for work and I let them know and they said okay you don’t need to come.

Second was like last year and I accepted the summons but then got a notification that I was no longer needed as the trial wouldn’t happen. I assume plea deal or something.

"Booked 12 meetings, 3 of which are at the same time and 2 with people you don’t even know they just want to contact you about your car insurance.

I also researched 1268 prospects that are completely useless and never should have been looked at in the first place but high numbers look productive."

I wonder if a way to solve this supply chain and scalper issue is if you just have a a deposit reservation system a few months before release

That way if they know 100,000k units already have a deposit, they know they can produce more than 100,000k units.

And probably a lot of those will be scalpers, so if 50,000k are scalpers buying a bunch all of a sudden there will be a glut of scalpers selling a bunch at the same time and competing and then likely not able to offload at a premium.

I live on West coast so I think we do actually import a lot of gas from washington

It’s kind of surprising to me that fuel prices in the US seem to have been affected the most by it.

I’m above the border and gas was typically $1.30 and now it’s closer to $1.90-$2.00

Still a big increase but no where near double like some places in the US

Does it matter if the coo knows or not? If they do something stupid and get stopped, the cop will realize and fine them for not being registered.

You can also drive around in a car without a license and a cop would never know unless you drove stupidly and they pulled you over.

Unfortunately it’s unlikely a court will fine them based on a single person generating thousands of images. And it’s also unlikely they will fine them based on many people generating a few each, as it would be a slow and arduous process. I just can’t see it happening in reality.

There are lots of animals that have cooperative social groups and they don’t rule the planet.

Very few can throw weapons.

I think since the moon is tidally locked and we only ever see the same surface, never the backside, they simply believe it’s a disc that faces us.

People who work certain jobs definitely need a pickup. They just don’t need the monstrous pickups they sell nowadays but there is no other choice since that is all companies sell.

I would love a smaller pickup but even the Tacoma’s are getting stupidly big, anndonly other option is a maverick which is almost too small.

Couldn’t we eliminate coal from ever existing by transporting wood eating fungi and bacteria back in time to the carboniferous period where the coal deposits were first formed?

Then the industrial period probably never would have happened, or at least delayed a lot

How does that not violate free speech? Corporations have been very clear that money is their version of free speech during elections.

There will be dozens if not hundreds or thousands of people who legitimately review that jug of milk for Walmart for free.

I would thunk a good portion of you have a good standard of living but quite possibly a majority basically live in 3rd world poverty conditions and constant debt, stress, and exposure to violence.

There’s just enough Americans living in decent to good conditions to make it look like the American dream is alive, since the cameras don’t focus on the less fortunate.