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24gttghh
7y ago
This is the most out of touch, bizzare, sad, and disgusting comment I have read yet regarding this pandemic. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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24gttghh
7y ago
Not that I find that comment totally unbelievable, but citation please?
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7y ago
This didn't happen in WWI at the same time as the 1918 Flu pandemic, so I don't see it happening now. It was not a presidential election year, but elections were not cancelled from what I can find.
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7y ago
My assumption: They're made in China. Where everything is shut down.
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24gttghh
7y ago
I have brought this up before, but this already exists. https://www.computer.org/education/code-of-ethics Copyright 1999. I was taught ethics in my college work, so clearly everyone else just ignores it like they do fo
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7y ago
Last time I checked, most of those aren't safe for house pets either :/
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7y ago
A very basic nuclear reactor can be explained pretty simply I think. You enrich a bunch of let's say uranium. Pack it together in a rod, and put a bunch of those rods in a pond. Those rods have controlled (ideally) nuclear decay from t
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7y ago
Where does one purchase this e-ink reader? I can't find them anywhere, and their own website link for it seems broken.
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24gttghh
7y ago
If this is indeed the case, my outrage at the headline would seem warranted.
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7y ago
Since "best" is a subjective term, I'll go ahead and disagree with UNC here. Best might have involved melting it down and using the copper in some new Cat6 wiring for a new science center, not paying a bunch of white supremac
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7y ago
Sure? lol
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24gttghh
7y ago
I'd presume anyone bringing a network switch with them to class would also have some Cat5e kicking around. Otherwise, what good is the switch doing them?
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7y ago
I called their argument shitty, not them personally. I stand by my statement.
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7y ago
What does that have to do with anything? You've completely ignored the concept of what "per capita" even means in this context. Person B could be in Country 1 with low per capita emissions, or Person B could be in Country 2 w
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure we can simply not put a price on our own exhaling. It doesn't have to be like (the opposite I guess) of Total Recall.
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7y ago
Yup. For example, one can camp > 1/4 mile from shelters/huts and more than 200ft away from of a body of water/trails/trailheads just about anywhere in the White Mountain National Forest in NH and Maine. Below alpine z
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7y ago
https://www.mwl-law.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/PEDESTRIA... Vehicles must yield to pedestrians in cross-walks in just about or all states it seems. I didn't read every single one in that PDF but
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7y ago
I definitely have in the past. It's very disorienting and not worth the extra 5-15$
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7y ago
How can they possibly miss that? I want to like their maps, since they browse so quickly on my phone, but it's shit like this...the content is just bad.
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7y ago
You missed the point. Many people (myself included are concerned about BOTH/All of it. Those who point out that we are responsible for "only" 20% usually have disingenuous motives toward shifting blame on to someone else, and
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7y ago
Where would our economy be ruined by transitioning away from fossil fuels? The renewable sector has insane room for growth and employment. The fact that we'd all be way healthier with less pollution in the air and water would lead dire
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7y ago
>- office 2007 Mon dieu. What witchcraft have you invoked to keep that working for so long? Surely not on the same computer for all these years? I feel like MS Office was total garbage until they hit v2013.
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7y ago
Oh, we're only 20% of a global genocide, so it's okay. That's what your argument sounds like.
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7y ago
Smaller parachutes would be larger surface area compared to one large chute also, right? More weight there.
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7y ago
No offense, but what hypothetical car are you buying for $5K that will last another 100K miles? You can get used Nissan Leaf's in the price-range you're wanting. In Spokane tho I guess... https://www.cars.com/for
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7y ago
No shit. Good price. Thanks!
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7y ago
Any idea of the expected price?
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7y ago
The simplest definition of profit seems to imply that someone paid more for something than was put into it. How does one get savings with no profit? edit: I'm trying to ask a question; and I should add, it is my understanding that'
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7y ago
I don't think GP was trying to say that exactly, but I am glad you phrased it like this. It is indeed sickening to think of music and art as meaningless.
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7y ago
A solution to warming? Maybe. A solution to ocean acidification? No.
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