Congestion pricing seems like a good idea, doesn’t it?
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Congestion pricing seems like a good idea, doesn’t it?
In [stderr] I wrote:
We should all be very disappointed that the Mueller investigation worked out pretty much exactly the way I was afraid it would. [stderr] Making such predictions is pretty easy; just assume the worst.
My telephones (cell and land line) have become effectively useless, thanks to the ridiculous number of robo-calls that I get.
Here’s a candidate rule: any time you see an organization trying to enforce its own system of justice and discipline it is because:
The US has always been an oligarchy. When we use today’s eyes to look at Jefferson’s Monticello, it looks quaint and compact compared to Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch, but in its time it was as close to a palace as the US could get.
PG&E’s lawyers are considering taking the $71 billion company into bankruptcy as a way of avoiding any successful legal claims for damages people may have suffered during the recent wildfires. [stderr]
Every year around easter, the christians would sometimes explode into violence, blaming the jews for killing jesus.
Each RSA conference seems to have its hyped ${thing} – the buzzword that everyone is selling (usually in the form of “next-generation ${buzzword}.” A few years ago it was Big Data. Then it was Machine Intelligence. Now it’s…
The US strategy regarding Venezuela appears to be to cause as much pain and disturbance as possible, while offering “help” contingent on ‘regime change.’