WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]

At least your remaining deductible, perhaps up to your max-year-out-of-pocket pre-paid weeks in advance assuming you have insurance and they’re in-network. So… almost certainly above 5k.

5. Admin complies
6. Abrego suddenly ends up dead during that time. Essentially means admin would be complying.

Linux is illegal?

I’m sure all the “states rights” people will strongly opposed such an order, by leaving the country and going to war if necessary, right?

Having zero/negative prices incentivizes programs to incentivize consumers to use energy storage to get cheaper prices. Anyone who uses AC/heaters has at least their residence as a thermal battery and people can do things like shift when they do energy intensive activities as well.

Also, if you want enough power generation to power through the evening, then having excess generation during the peak generation hours/days is the expectation. When building new solar/wind is less than half the price of building any other form of energy production (even before considering the externalities of most of those other forms of energy production), its still cheaper to “overbuild” by a factor of two to reduce the need for other sources of power and provides the expectation of excess power needed to justify building storage.

But did they give rid of the “add entire database worth of data to the current message” button?

sin-a-tar just because it seems right, even though the spelling clearly indicates otherwise.

You could use spherical balloons with really long, but different length, strings for each person. Of course you’d have to avoid tangling your balloons together while walking around like that and given wind can vary with elevation…

They had already went down by $400 for other units at the same apartment on the same floor. This was 2020, so covid lowered a lot of prices

The only way I got that to happen is by putting in my two-month notice and then signing up for the exact same unit when they listed it. Didn’t even have to moveout and they ended up charging us the lower rate for the two weeks between our current lease ending and the new one starting.