You can’t swing a dead cat in a crypto conference without hitting a tax dodger.
Lauren Leffer
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Brooklyn-based journalist covering breaking news on the environment, big tech, and more.
Wow, now it truly rises like Olympus above the Serrrr-engeti!
This is awesome! Really wish the US (the so-called “Most Powerful Country on Earth”) could get high speed internet access across all its rural areas. I know quite a few of my fellow Choctaws will be heading to Tvshka Homma in a few weeks for the Labor Day Festival and wi-fi will be at a premium, even though my fellow… Read more
No information on pricing, hopefully tourists have to pay to enable it to be free for locals
If they can put this on Mt. Kilimanjaro FFS I don’t want to hear that they can’t get it to the end of a dirt road in the woods
I checked the list and ever-so-narrowly, there were more people who I thought were dead than people I would want to pay to talk to. Read more
I see this turning into mutual masturbation sessions with Andy Dick by the end of the week.
Looks like a missed opportunity to do a 93,000 page slideshow, showing us an image of every single unit being recalled.
A very good choice. A mix between different types of renewables on the grid means a more stable supply and a reduced need for storage and peak generation. Offshore wind, in particular that which is far off shore (and often floating) generally has very good capacity factors, thanks to the stable winds you get far out… Read more
“What if we build real people’s retirement plans on top of steam? Mortgage-backed securities worked great 15 years ago, so why not bitcoin?”
If you’ve ever felt like introducing some Vegas-style odds into your retirement plan, you’re finally in luck. Read more
That’s a big part of why it’s been delayed. The FAA has to wait for other departments - such as FWS - to get their documentation in, along with reviewing the many public comments. I’m glad to see things are finally moving on that front.
In light of Giz’s article yesterday about data trails being used against women seeking abortions in a post-Roe (and likely in the next few years, post-legal abortion) America, I would say it would be good practice for some people to start using VPNs and other privacy-enhancing practices to browse these sites.