wait, how much compute would they need for this, ignore patent absurdity of it all for a minute? would they wrap it up under 1 quadrillion dollars?

crazy how techbros understand consent (to be recorded all the time) only when it impacts them personally (i assume that was the main problem)

i assume this is in relation to this cognitohazard

they’re doing “yes/maybe later” on the public with this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_lucidity ?

behind the bastards did a 4-parter on him and he was always like this, down to cartoonishly evil backstory https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mfXbyQ9KFdg

no, you see, exchange of opinions with charlie kirk was supposed to work like this: you get in with your opinion and leave with his

drone strike or railway mine? why would the train be partially derailed if its a drone strike

new extreme strain of catholicism: life begins at conceptualization

is that this circular economy i hear so much about?

death will be defeated as long as it stands in the way of profits (man i fucking hate it there)

in 90s, russian oil production dropped by almost half, and rebuilding that output took some 20 years. i thought it was because when you stop using oil well, all these sediments settle and over time it becomes harder to draw oil from it. or was it all undermaintained and they just capped a bunch of wells back then?

idk you could put nestle water draining activities there and it would fit the pattern

probably offtop? bad tech killing people, no need for imaginary robots, just greed https://xcancel.com/hntrbrkmedia/status/1968661471056769252#m https://hntrbrk.com/dexcom/

yeah, that’s the wildly optimistic bit

gmlrs?

hydrogen bomb vs coughing baby

that one dude driving away to the left got lucky

how come it’s always right wingers hiring paid protestors

that tally is wildly optimistic. last time i’ve checked, one of latest strikes, the one on kirishi, disabled some 30% of capacity (it’s too big of facility to have only one oil processing stream, so there are two in parallel. the one disabled had a bit under half of capacity, and the other one is using all slack capacity it had) and only for a month or two. some of strikes listed are from year+ ago

even with that, some 20% of oil processing capability is disabled (or was at some point), and further decrease would mean that decline in oil extraction is needed because export of crude and storage can’t keep up. which means that some oil wells would get disused, and if these are down for some time they can’t get restarted easily

update: salavat refinery was hit like, 2h ago

it’s like there was an industry made entirely out of bullshit jobs