You just don’t like that I’m not buying your shit. Which is fine. You looked up my profile. Which is fine. From there, you’re inventing stuff. This is a terrible “article” to prove the fundamentals. I’m not going to smile and nod as you peddle useless info as investing advice. And yes, I read news so others don’t have to; this is not news, so that’s not relevant to the topic at hand.

Just accept that not everyone is going to lap up bottom-of-the-barrel “investment” “news.” We aren’t particularly Trumpy in these parts.

Also, if you can’t see obvious hyperbole, that’s not a me problem. So take your projection machine and point it elsewhere.

2400W with Utah’s latitude and climate should be able to provide some 12kWh/day under ideal angles. That ain’t nothing, and it’s a one-time expense. Do you just do a suicide cable to mains from a battery bank with outlets? Because otherwise you need to route through an inverter from DC.

If he was a bad dog, this is actually Kristi being humane.

Love the channel as always. The irony is not lost on me that I’ll likely be using wifi to learn survival skills once I’m out on the land.

I set up a fun weekend a couple weeks back with one person visiting the house. She bailed a couple of days early for all sorts of reasons. People aren’t just flaky, they’re getting aggressive about how it’s unreasonable to make plans.

That was my central point. The fundamentals obviously support higher prices, but this particular article is clickbait. Something can be correct while also being poorly sourced and formed. You don’t want to go long on futures based on a single “article.”

If your best response is an ad hominem, I see no reason to explain my position. $5,000 was obviously hyperbole. Buy as many copper futures as you like, and enjoy feeling superior.

Translation: “People have finally caught on to the corporate Democratic playbook and don’t like it! That was working so well for us, pretending they’re avowed enemies when they’re as happy to take AIPAC funds as we are. Now we actually have a challenge to failed neoliberalism, Mamdani is doing that asshole thing of being responsive to constituents, and we aren’t prepared, so let’s grab a page out of the '50s as though the Red Scare has legs 70 years later.”

We could have any number of things in 2027. I dislike heds like this, especially in the context of investing. It could also be $50,000 or $5,000. Commodities are gambling, not investing, unless you have insider data.

I mean, that jackass move is how I found Beehaw! But the reality is, many old. users didn’t use apps in the first place. So while that was a clusterfuck, it wasn’t surgically targeted at the very people who produce the content that makes Reddit valuable. Cutting off access to old. will be the final straw for me, and I’m going to guess I’m not alone. I don’t want some cartoonish, ad-laden approximation of Reddit.

If you can get 1200W of solar that plugs into your house for $600, it would be stupid not to. Electricity rates ain’t going down.

Only a rube actually pays for pianos. Not paying is called being smart.

Wow. Pay to get more ads. That’s certainly a take. I guess people really like their stickers?

I think it’s widely known that Play Both Sides was considered a low point in the Head Cleaner oeuvre.

Congrats! I’ve generally found the first day at a new job to be either boring as hell or stressful as hell. I actually prefer the latter, because it only gets better from there.

I basically disappeared into a cave for the past week. After 17 years, it’s hard to accept the person you thought was meant for you will never be more than a tantrum-throwing value extractor. I’ve been cycling through so many emotions at random it made the most sense to stay in my room.

When we got divorced, at least relief was in the mix. This time, I’m kicking myself for falling for Lucy and the football yet a-fucking-gain.

On the plus side, there’s now a timeline on the commune. My housemates plan to put the house up for sale at the first of the year. We’re supposed to drop from the upper 90s (where we have been stuck since May) to upper 70s by this weekend, so van work can begin in earnest.

Sorry to hear. Hope everyone feels better soon.

Let’s dial back the punctuation and all-caps. If you’d like advice on specific software, I’m sure people will be happy to oblige. But SOLVE MY PROBLEM!!! is not the best way to convey that.

They seem to think “the cost of college athletes is too damn high” somehow makes sense as “let’s restore [UNINTELLIGIBLE] to college sports” to undecided voters. How anyone remains undecided is beyond me, but gas prices seem to be solving that problem.

Has it not occurred to you that writers know both HTML and Markdown? This is the em-dash complaint on steroids. “My god, they’re formatting correctly” is less an indication on its own of LLM use than the low standards people now expect from writing. “We need errors or it isn’t real!”

There used to be people who fixed that for a living. We called them editors.