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@cornokun WTH, no 16 TB?

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@koufaxthegreat @AngryFleas If that happened (disputed), anyone being "let in" would already have bypassed barricades and signs closing the grounds near the capital as a restricted area.

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@AngryFleas It was not only closed, but the grounds near the capital building were barricaded and posted as a restricted area.

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@jakehalloran1 50% at $25 million (20k heads) so I would guess a pretty significant number at $100 million, though it's never been reported.

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@jakehalloran1 Add NVIDIA

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@Ike_Saul @JBURKEIII And your outrage is selective and ridiculous, but more importantly, pointless. You can't prevent a legally eligible candidate from running because of their name. Voters need to not be idiots.

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@jiglag1988 @Jctyankee @AbakpaJob Employer health insurance has been going up at a steady rate for decades. ACA (the box in the chart) did essentially nothing, although it did slow down cost increases a little (not enough to really see)

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@Mrcjok1 @DonVitoCostcone @jiglag1988 @AbakpaJob 1. Healthcare costs went up slightly faster before Obamacare than after
2. COBRA was never really affordable. The whole premise of employer health insurance is that the employer pays most of the cost (with a big tax break). Once you have to pay it all yourself, the cost is high.

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@memeticsisyphus Because those kids are going to grow up and pay taxes like any other kids.

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@RhodeKill74 @ModeledBehavior Apple News+

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@ebrohinho @BeaugardMatt @ModeledBehavior That's the right link. It opens if you have a News+ subscription.

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@ModeledBehavior Apple News+

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@TheMindScourge

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@AnalyticaCamil1 With a couple of notable exceptions

"In a famous 1992 survey of the top 75 universities in the United States, MIT and Caltech were noted as the only major elite private universities that completely refused to practice legacy preferences"

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@StealthQE4 Nothing happens until 2028. By then AI will be very different from today.

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@MLK__Ultra @Rainmaker1973 I think it's a training knife with no edge. Still could injure though.

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@darrelltalksfi Sometimes four houses if needed to corner the market.

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@18dixiedean78 @sp6runderrated In a federation, states are free to decide how to award their electoral votes however they want.

(I think the idea of the compact is deeply flawed. How do you even know the popular vote when some other state can cheat and inflate its vote totals by a few million?)

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@not_twitting @AngryFleas False, but I also don't want millions of legal voters to have their election disrupted.