10u152

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by 10u152 3y ago
I've paid up to $50 for a single T and been disappointed. Price is no guarantee of quality. Sweat wicking etc is fine for workout shirts but not for daily wear, they must be 100% cotton.
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by 10u152 3y ago
Wasn't the whole point of Roe V Wade that it shouldn't have ever been a federal issue and that it should be up to the states all along? Wouldn't deciding these things on a local level be more representative to the than a fede
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by 10u152 3y ago
Agreed. All these articles are one sided. My backyard lawn is a soft play space that is self repairing, zero carbon (it's not watered or fertilized barring home made compost) and mowed with solar power. We picnic on it and play on it.
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by 10u152 3y ago
AI generated T-Shirt images? Forget all of that. I can't even find a simple plain cotton tee that is well made and reasonably priced.
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by 10u152 4y ago
To get good capacity out of that kind of storage you need to heat it HOT - like 400+c and heat pumps can’t really do more than 90c or so.
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by 10u152 4y ago
So this is just a pet theory of yours?
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by 10u152 4y ago
Please don’t encourage stifling of discussion by invoking privilege. This person gave an opinion that contributes to the discourse. Self censorship is a slippery slope, especially in this context.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Fourth, one of the big reasons I love coffee is spending 15 minutes getting some fresh air, in a different place (not the office) chatting to my colleagues.
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by 10u152 4y ago
100% agree. The developed world might be deleted but there will be plenty of tribes in Africa/SE Asia etc who will pretty much continue unaffected. Except those bothersome missionaries will stop coming around. The human race will conti
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by 10u152 4y ago
Never thought about it but you’re spot on. A big roasted field mushroom with a dash of balsamic and perhaps some feta cheese is 1000% tastier than a weird processed vegetable patty.
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by 10u152 4y ago
I think the “quality” actually goes down as you get newer. They are better sealed and insulated yes but…not quality - especially project homes. I own an old house (1890s) and the craftsmanship of the original portion of the house is spectac
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by 10u152 4y ago
My house in Australia is all single glazed. But where I live summers aren’t that hot (rarely over 30c) and winters aren’t cold (rarely less than 10c overnight). I’ve considered double glazing but it makes no sense really
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by 10u152 4y ago
Apple changed the meaning of “pro” to mean “slightly higher than basic spec”
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by 10u152 4y ago
Fun fact, you can do this in Australia and see/pay the instantaneous cost of energy. At noon it often goes negative. So you can get paid to consume! Edit - link to the dashboard https://aemo.com.au/energy-systems/e
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by 10u152 4y ago
Why do Americans always have to boil everything down to race, or being racist? Social problems transcend the colour of your skin.
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by 10u152 4y ago
I think you’re jumping to take offence. This ain’t anti trans. Kids pretend to be lions and cats and trucks and stuff all the time. There’s a time for fun and sometimes that fun is over.
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by 10u152 4y ago
What crime were these people in china convicted of? What was the trial process? What is was the oversight?
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by 10u152 4y ago
The pictorial had me for a minute. Deeper red means closer to full which is a positive thing.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Perhaps, but jobs are what you make of them. I know a guy that does floor polishing and epoxy floors. Not a very creative job but plenty of work. Him and his crew spend a lot of time together. They have deep discussions about philosophy, ar
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by 10u152 4y ago
Wouldn’t you say that electric cars are here to stay because they fit into the existing lifestyle/infrastructure? The road building industry point is mostly moot as most large civil construction companies generally also do rail project
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by 10u152 4y ago
Big adv bikes are generally for older gents. Young guys are on 250s and 400s and 500s
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by 10u152 4y ago
Wow, what a lot of hyperbole. Could you please show us some sources for the “openly corrupt” government? I’d also like some more information about the shoddily built houses. If we’re talking insulation then yes they’re not particularly well
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by 10u152 4y ago
Yes I’m sure there were never genocides and famines before the British got there…
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by 10u152 4y ago
I believe thats cherry picked data. More specifically apple says it’s comparable to the 3090x at a given power budget of 100 watts. They don’t mention that the 3090 goes up to 360 watts.
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by 10u152 4y ago
If they’re cheap and you’re concerned couldn’t you just get one out of pocket ?
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by 10u152 4y ago
USSR Cloud services !
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by 10u152 4y ago
Possibly. But if they're moving at a decent rate through the air that should cool them somewhat.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Wow pretty snarky. I’m not saying that others don’t do it. Just that it’s not speech ?
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by 10u152 4y ago
I’ve always been curious of the whole “wind turbines disturb wildlife” thing. Surely climate change will disturb them much, much more? Also I’m not sure depopulation is exactly a “zero compromise” solution.
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by 10u152 4y ago
"We towed the ship outside the environment" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM

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