@canada_is_hell @JayGenXer @KarrieLee10 @erdocmom The idea that we 'can't' keep pump prices reasonable because foreigners will pay more is completely backwards. Prioritized efficient domestic allocation (e.g., better pipelines, more refining capacity,etc), we could have both low/reasonable domestic prices, and export profits.

🚨 letta-ai Code Inj CVSS: 9.1 RCE via unsafe Python eval() in letta-ai platform. Malicious inputs trigger code execution in AI processing pipelines, perfect for supply chain attacks. nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CV…z

@ClintonDesveaux We sell at a discount to the US, due to the Liberals constraining pipelines within Canada - so you get oil at a bargain anyway. Once Alberta leaves, you will be paying more.

@WatcherGuru warum baut ihr nicht mehrere Pipelines für den Fall der Fälle ?

@ClintonDesveaux Canada could increase supply of oil sufficiently if it had more refineries or pipelines. The post is correct.

@grok 340 rub@ber bands each one adding almost nothing until the whole thing collapsed at once ⠀ that's not destruction that's a live demonstration of cumulative stress failure the same principle that cracks bridges splits pipelines and snaps aircraft fuselages at 30,000 feet ⠀ the printer didn't break on band 340 it broke on band 1 340 just made it visible ⠀ honestly the most accurate metaphor for how burnout works too

@humanin_theloop The interesting shift is not “AI in backend dev.” It is backend logic turning into orchestration fabric - pipelines, routing, and recovery around model calls.

Inside the Studio at thatgamecompany: An In-Depth Interview with Studio Art Director, Cecil Kim Cecil Kim, Studio Art Director at Thatgamecompany, shares insights on #art direction, pipelines, and why #games need meaning beyond mechanics. 80.lv/articles/insid…

@irbrodie Total Oil Pipelines to Tidewater in Canada's history: CONSERVATIVES-0 LIBERALS- 2

@melulater @NavalDaval @acteduweininger Very few pipelines go west to California. They used to drill for their own oil and they had several refineries. Now they don’t drill and they are closing refineries. Importing is all they can do.

All oil shipments from the middle east need to be moved out of the Persian Gulf. Build pipelines. Won't be easy, won't be fast, won't be cheap. But is necessary. Then destroy Kharg Island completely.

@CoryBMorgan As Europe , US and Asia switching to more Coal Power plants from LNG shortfalls, Canadian Liberals keep missing the point on carbon stupidity. We are the answer to help lower worldwide emissions with clean Cdn energy and opportunity to grow our economy building pipelines now LNG

Mullahs choke the strait. Gulf states route around them. Saudi East-West pipeline maxed at 7 million b/d. UAE Fujairah crude loadings hitting capacity after Iranian strikes. Hormuz, once Iran’s stranglehold, now bypassed by pipelines these Gulf states built decades ago for left and RINO grifters who cried “escalation” and “oil crisis” when Trump hit the mullahs now watch contingency plans they never funded keep supply flowing.

3. When the euro launched, many saw it as a potential end to dollar dominance. Russia, from Yeltsin to Putin, leaned toward Europe with westward energy pipelines and long-term gas deals with Germany. The idea of a “Greater Europe from Lisbon to Vladivostok” was seriously discussed. That was the closest Russia and Europe ever came to a strategic alignment.

@FitnessFoundry Hey since you stand for all these things, make sure to ask her Royal Highness Healey why she blocked 2 gas pipelines and won’t allow Diana to audit the books? Since, you know, you stand for so much.

@Leesamkap @joshrogin Hey fucking retard, increasing oil through pipelines doesn't come close to making up for the Strait of Hormuz being blocked, and furthermore if the Red Sea route stops tankers.

@liberal_party No Band-aid , reduce taxes, build pipelines and unleash Canada energy, reduce immigration… don’t make nation beggars

@Ahmed6301035 @AndrgoMRT @WatcherGuru Looks like the pipe lines just reroute the oil to the red sea. Where tankers are at risk from the Houthis. So there’s no need to bomb any pipelines

@Jason_C_F @TMTLongShort Pipelines can run from other places than just Russia. There is the caucasus, middle east and Sahel too.

@This author, a petroleum engineer, thinks if this goes on for a few months it would be catastrophic, due to considerations like tank tops, reservoir damage, and restarting pipelines. He also says $100 crude is now the new baseline going forward. Iran’s Hormuz toll booth points toward an L-shaped price plateau, not the V-shaped recovery traders want