Those people are silly. They are in no way exposed to lead. Even if the cap did come off, put it back on or just contact stanley. And even if one touches the pellet, there is no absorption. Lead does not get absorbed through the skin.

If we are going to have multitudes of articles about a deep sea submersible and related items, then surely we can discuss an actual boat as well?

So a fishing trawler isnt a vehicle? Thank you for clarifying that a fucking tube with pvc piping for ballast is DEFINITELY a vehicle and a 50ft fishing trawler isnt.

how are the 400 women and children locked in the bowls of a capsized trawler the greek coast guard likely caused doing again? Who give a fiddlers fuck over the 5 darwin award recipients time of death. 

The thing is you can have an active TB infection and not know about it for years. The generation time of TB is around 14hrs +/- 2hr versus say E. coli which will be around 20-30 minutes.

HIPAA wouldn’t apply as the court isn’t a medical professional. it might be state level privacy laws

she probably doesn’t believe she still has it.

EV’s already make sense from a price perspective.  It’s just that people automatically rule out vehicles like the Leaf and Bolt because they are econoboxes and they don’t actually care just about price anyways.

Uh, what? This smells like bullshit to me.

My Chevy Bolt uses about 29Kwh to drive 100 miles.
I pay .25 per Kw to charge at home. That’s $7.25 for 100 miles.

My gas car gets about 22 mpg combined, for 100 miles that’s 4.5 gallons @ $4/gal = $18 in regular gas for 100 miles.

To answer your question:

When I called a Kia dealer for the last time ever, they told me the $2,500 markup they had listed online for the EV6 was actually $15,000. I politely told the salesperson that was dishonest and absurd, and he told me “deal with it, maybe it will go down next year” and hung up on me. I was like, I’ll be damned. All the…

oh they are ready to “handle” people paying cash but they just refuse to. Inventory was low enough that if they waited their sucker would come.

I’m reaching way back here, but I actually remember a post in the same vein specifically about Kia dealers not knowing how to sell the Stinger because it was... good. If I’m not mistaken, there was a story about the dealer refusing cash in favor of bad financing.

I’m baffled that nobody else seems to be doing this math.

So, Musk wants to “expose” how big tech is guilty of influencing politics by, uh, using his big tech company to influence politics? Something tells me this isn’t about principles.

Musk is handling this like WikiLeaks, which I guess isn’t all that surprising. He’s releasing stuff that supports the narrative that he wants to build and not releasing anything that might provide additional context or contradict that narrative. And that’s why he’ll never do what Dorsey is suggesting.

What really needs to happen is we need a standard set of rules for honesty and transparency when it comes to job postings. The sheer number of companies that create postings for entry level positions yet require experience and lie about pay is abhorrent. Employers need to be forced to be honest about what they are…

One reason could be that the point of the law is to provide salary bands (high and low), not to out your co-workers specific salaries. If you work for an employer with such few employees, you can deduce the specific amounts your colleagues earn.

Just wait until they realize the government already has access to driver’s license info and their social security numbers. 

TNG era Star Trek is the best inbetween tech. like theres a lot of touch screeny stuff but theres still physical objects too. like if they came up with the Tricorder design today it could just be a iphone looking thing. just a screen theyd wave around. i havent seen any of the newer seasons of Discovery so dont yell…