Recent content by AccessBlaster

Energy strapped data centers will drive the direction of new power generation, and if it's renewable that's great. But what ever it is, it can't come fast enough to keep up with the new normal, just sayin.

Exactly, turbines like solar can be part of the solution, just not the entire solution. As far as fossil goes, we're already tooled up, same thing for Hydro.

They’re highly specialized and expensive to repair.

Domestic engineer - home maker

For me the root of the issue is about competence, availability and location provider compensation and social issues are farther down the list. Unless I'm missing something.

I retired at 63 because the actuarial charts provided by the school district showed that no additional benefits accrued after that age (other than salary). Another reason was that the district kept me on their insurance until I turned 65, which I thought was a great deal.

Awesome!

Speaking from the U.S., I always worked jobs that offered good family health insurance, medical, dental, vision, and so on. I made that a priority over other perks like vacation time or a higher salary. Now that I’m retired, we’re on a Medicare Advantage plan called SCAN. No real complaints, it...

Even with the free model ChatGPT remembers quite a bit about our conversations. It's kind of creepy.

Found this > https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/featured-access-templates-e14f25e4-78b6-41de-8278-1afcfc91a9cb

No, he made a pre-trial diversion agreement that led to the dismissal.

Just re-read your own Wiki page, it's a indictment not a conviction.

Nowhere on that Wikipedia page does it say Ken Paxton was convicted of a crime. I'm just trying to understand why you need to make this point.

what was Paxton convicted of?

I'm not opposed to relaxing immigration rates, it's the bum-rushing of the border for political reasons that I object to.