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Ah, good to see Los Angeles County Piggy Department are living up to their name. Is it great when there response proves the point.
January 12, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Ah, good to see Los Angeles County Piggy Department are living up to their name. Is it great when there response proves the point.
As Hilton has EU locations, and GDPR in the EU gives an absolute right to removal of consent and personal data deletion at any time of EU citizens... they would be best pressed to comply, else look around for some EU citizens to make requests :D
January 12, 2026 at 1:52 PM
As Hilton has EU locations, and GDPR in the EU gives an absolute right to removal of consent and personal data deletion at any time of EU citizens... they would be best pressed to comply, else look around for some EU citizens to make requests :D
Maduro is not under the jurisdiction of the United States, Venezuela is not US territory, he can do what he likes as far as drug trade goes in Venezuela, but this isn't about that anyway, never was. Trump engaged in an illegal war and kidnapping. Congress refused to declare war a few weeks ago.
January 3, 2026 at 4:24 PM
Maduro is not under the jurisdiction of the United States, Venezuela is not US territory, he can do what he likes as far as drug trade goes in Venezuela, but this isn't about that anyway, never was. Trump engaged in an illegal war and kidnapping. Congress refused to declare war a few weeks ago.
There are some losses of heat to the environment rather than heating the water, but that is a relatively small component here. (least amount of losses is actually induction stove, followed by an electric kettle).
January 1, 2026 at 12:45 AM
There are some losses of heat to the environment rather than heating the water, but that is a relatively small component here. (least amount of losses is actually induction stove, followed by an electric kettle).
Half the time, pretty much exactly, half the time. Water has a heat capacity of 4.186 J/g°C. And 1 Watt is 1 Joule/s.
So that means time it takes = (Volume * Change in Temperature * Heat Capacity)/Power
So twice the power on the bottom means half the time to heat the same volume.
So that means time it takes = (Volume * Change in Temperature * Heat Capacity)/Power
So twice the power on the bottom means half the time to heat the same volume.
January 1, 2026 at 12:44 AM
Half the time, pretty much exactly, half the time. Water has a heat capacity of 4.186 J/g°C. And 1 Watt is 1 Joule/s.
So that means time it takes = (Volume * Change in Temperature * Heat Capacity)/Power
So twice the power on the bottom means half the time to heat the same volume.
So that means time it takes = (Volume * Change in Temperature * Heat Capacity)/Power
So twice the power on the bottom means half the time to heat the same volume.
Now now, lets not demean mere amateurs, even they would do a better job.
December 23, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Now now, lets not demean mere amateurs, even they would do a better job.
Where did Epstein get his money? What hedge fund did he own, what investment company? That is the thing, he is known as this great financier but there is no indication who he worked for or how he came into the funding.
December 19, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Where did Epstein get his money? What hedge fund did he own, what investment company? That is the thing, he is known as this great financier but there is no indication who he worked for or how he came into the funding.
Trump Tower Moscow, Putin just hangs it in front of Trump like a carrot and Trump jumps every time...
November 21, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Trump Tower Moscow, Putin just hangs it in front of Trump like a carrot and Trump jumps every time...
yeah, pretty sure though, the bar disciplinary council is going to love it...
November 19, 2025 at 5:34 PM
yeah, pretty sure though, the bar disciplinary council is going to love it...
Only felony charges (at capital charges, but those are otherwise felonies anyway)
That is what infamous crime in the constitution has been held to mean, and why the flight of the subway sandwich was a misdemeanor in the end (they failed to get grand jury to sign the indictment twice).
That is what infamous crime in the constitution has been held to mean, and why the flight of the subway sandwich was a misdemeanor in the end (they failed to get grand jury to sign the indictment twice).
November 19, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Only felony charges (at capital charges, but those are otherwise felonies anyway)
That is what infamous crime in the constitution has been held to mean, and why the flight of the subway sandwich was a misdemeanor in the end (they failed to get grand jury to sign the indictment twice).
That is what infamous crime in the constitution has been held to mean, and why the flight of the subway sandwich was a misdemeanor in the end (they failed to get grand jury to sign the indictment twice).
Except Bondi sent a letter to the court saying she fully reviewed the grand jury transcript and is countersigning the indictments...
November 19, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Except Bondi sent a letter to the court saying she fully reviewed the grand jury transcript and is countersigning the indictments...
In fact you have 0, mayflower landing in 1620, 2025-1620 = 405, 405 < 500, QED.
November 12, 2025 at 12:38 AM
In fact you have 0, mayflower landing in 1620, 2025-1620 = 405, 405 < 500, QED.
The fact we are busy here preventing contamination of the cold water supply in less than 300mm of pipe in a simple way so it can be safe to drink from our not guaranteed safe hot water heater feed tanks, meanwhile you have local government owned and run water companies poisoning an entire city.
November 11, 2025 at 11:28 PM
The fact we are busy here preventing contamination of the cold water supply in less than 300mm of pipe in a simple way so it can be safe to drink from our not guaranteed safe hot water heater feed tanks, meanwhile you have local government owned and run water companies poisoning an entire city.
Yeah, I chose 500 quite specifically, because that is low and you don't have many, and guess who built them and to what standards they took with them. We have buildings still standing that are 11th century still livable.
November 11, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Yeah, I chose 500 quite specifically, because that is low and you don't have many, and guess who built them and to what standards they took with them. We have buildings still standing that are 11th century still livable.
And I live in England, am sat in an English house right now and have two mixer taps, and also know they are increasingly common in homes as water heating systems are modernised when they are replaced. And this started a decades ago. If you want I can go into detail of exactly the issue?
November 11, 2025 at 11:13 PM
And I live in England, am sat in an English house right now and have two mixer taps, and also know they are increasingly common in homes as water heating systems are modernised when they are replaced. And this started a decades ago. If you want I can go into detail of exactly the issue?
When American's can build a house that actually lasts more than 500 years. then maybe there can be a debate about building standards.
November 11, 2025 at 4:32 PM
When American's can build a house that actually lasts more than 500 years. then maybe there can be a debate about building standards.
So do Brits. The two separate taps rather than a mixer tap thing is either people wanting to be traditional, or older style water systems that makes it not safe to drink and so you do not want to contaminate the other line.
November 11, 2025 at 4:25 PM
So do Brits. The two separate taps rather than a mixer tap thing is either people wanting to be traditional, or older style water systems that makes it not safe to drink and so you do not want to contaminate the other line.
While I do not agree with that action, these actions in regards to the US just blowing boats out of international waters are rather different legally.
November 11, 2025 at 4:06 PM
While I do not agree with that action, these actions in regards to the US just blowing boats out of international waters are rather different legally.
Wouldn't that drag also depend on the edible projectile orientation too? But these things all need testing. I'm also wondering which ingredient CPB are most weak to.
November 4, 2025 at 9:40 PM
Wouldn't that drag also depend on the edible projectile orientation too? But these things all need testing. I'm also wondering which ingredient CPB are most weak to.
So CBP agents are like vampires, but instead of garlic, it is onion and mustard they are weak to?
November 4, 2025 at 9:34 PM
So CBP agents are like vampires, but instead of garlic, it is onion and mustard they are weak to?
Does a 12 inch have a different effect than a 6 inch? Does bread/cake choice matter?
November 4, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Does a 12 inch have a different effect than a 6 inch? Does bread/cake choice matter?
Good news, that doesn't apply to the actual US attorney's or Pam Bondi... and they have law licences on the line. I can't wait for the bar referrals.
October 11, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Good news, that doesn't apply to the actual US attorney's or Pam Bondi... and they have law licences on the line. I can't wait for the bar referrals.
They realise in almost all of the cases the LLM model is run on another computer, right? That their basics office machine would not be capable of even loading a full LLM model, right? That they are using another computer over the internet right?
It takes expertise for this not to be true.
It takes expertise for this not to be true.
October 1, 2025 at 9:23 AM
They realise in almost all of the cases the LLM model is run on another computer, right? That their basics office machine would not be capable of even loading a full LLM model, right? That they are using another computer over the internet right?
It takes expertise for this not to be true.
It takes expertise for this not to be true.
Oh it will be, might need to walk into the courthouse and ask the clerk, but it is public. It is just that state isn't very good at giving access over the internet (not the only state to have that issue).
October 1, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Oh it will be, might need to walk into the courthouse and ask the clerk, but it is public. It is just that state isn't very good at giving access over the internet (not the only state to have that issue).
BTW, same goes for publicly released government reports.
September 30, 2025 at 9:06 PM
BTW, same goes for publicly released government reports.