Can't throw me off the scent

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Yes I got that, wasn't trying to poke fun at you. It was just a funny mental image to me that I wanted to share.

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Ah yes, the feudal system was ideal for fair treatment and everyone had a roof over their head and a full belly.

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Cool, can I come over and have a look at your ~~super strong monster magnet~~ Neutron star?

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People do that now in the Netherlands. The bins on the streets of Amsterdam sometimes have little holsters for bottles and tins so you can leave them for people who'd otherwise (or I imagine who still) dig through the rubbish for the deposit.

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Michigan still does 10 cents a bottle

Bob

£300 is about $375, yankee doodle.

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Modern day problems require modern day solutions

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It pays so little nobody would even think of doing it if they didn't literally need to to survive.

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Not everyone has a stupid cursive L on their keyboards, marmite

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So you're saying they're designed with more than a LOTO point and some bolted lugs?

I mean the other guy is being a dweeb, but his core point seems fair. If it's a big standard cable manufactured in bulk for a charger, shouldn't it have less overhead.

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It's not a long distance and they don't have super large gauge. I'd have expected 0 or 2/0 but apparently 2-4 is common.

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We have recyclers too

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Several states do this, probably more profit than door dash.

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You're a terrible human being with reading comprehension issues and a weak grasp of history. I would rate you better than our current president, who is a pedophile and a rapist. I would rate you on par with Alex Jones.

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It's typically meth heads that are stealing all of the copper.

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Wouldn't calling them drugheads be more inclusive? Just saying.

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If this is how the Western world arrives at harm reduction and UBI for everyone - that it's just good business - I'm not even gonna be mad.

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No, I get you. The artifacts for these you see at museums are impressive. The bigger ones would make some great bookends.

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Those are truly amazing. Even the giant honking old stuff on the poles is kinda neat.

could you imagine splicing stuff like this?

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I'm still surprised that Australia didn't do more with the HFC network. Seems like a missed opportunity. Some ISPs in the USA are trialing 2Gbps symmetric (2Gbps up and down) over coax.