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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Solution: Faraday cage. They can't make radio waves break the laws of physics! (that I know of...)
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
wtf. that is creepy as hell.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Is that in the "anti-facebook list"?
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
The minimum wage went from $7.25 in 2013 to $13.50 last year, finally increasing to $15 last year as well. It didn't all jump last year, so the data of 2013-2018 still appears valid. http://www.centernyc.org/new-york-ci
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Do you mean the clean air everyone gets to breathe when they go out to eat now? I'm pretty sure a lot of people have been enjoying that.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Wow that dude is a real POS. Good on the UK from banning his ass. I didn't find the GP's link to that article funny. GP must have a very out-dated sense of what is considered "funny".
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
#2 is infuriating. If they don't fix this I'm going to have to stop using the phone. It's asinine such a list isn't customizable. I text my girlfriend the most, and she isn't even in that list half the time! At the
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Which would mean we should have up to something like 11,000 representatives given our current population. Clearly something is wrong when the average representative:constituent ratio is 1:700,000! It was originally 1:34,000. 11K is perhaps
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
So bullet point # 225 from that complaint basically says the same as the PDF we're discussing: >Likewise, Equifax “protected” one of its portals used to manage credit disputes with the username ‘admin’ and password ‘admin.’
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
So, the footnotes for the "admin" "admin" (46. Id. ¶ 225 (emphasis omitted) points at footnote 1. Am. Compl. ¶ 3.) claim refer to the amended complaint, paragraph 3? Any idea where this amended complaint is, which most o
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
I mean..it's a bit of A and B. From the outside (i.e. from a non-CA resident), PG&E appears pretty incompetent and/or insolvent and can't properly manage it's infrastructure. Is their main driver still really about s
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
You almost lost me at the apocalypse metaphor but I catch your drift. Weeks at a time of no power aren't easy to be prepared for, but I feel like this event should be one more reason we need more distributed power generation in the US.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
To be fair, this particular power outage in California isn't to save money. It's to prevent forest fires. Also, how important can these experiments be (in CA) if they don't have sufficient backup power at a university?? Edit:
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
>It's not a question of switching to Brazil. China was already buying from Brazil. But Brazil doesn't have the capacity to make up for a cut-off of American supplies. This literally already happened as another poster said... h
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
It's not as simple as more CO2 = better plant growth. In fact it is likely the opposite for C3 plants. [0] Things like Corn, which uses C4 photosynthesis will hardly be affected by more CO2 in the atmosphere. I could go on and on, but
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
GP is clearly talking about France, not Russia.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
>they nearly bankrupted themselves They did bankrupt themselves. The Crown treasury was completely empty in 1788.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Not a stupid question! I think it depends on the quality and makeup of the sand, and what the design of the solar panel is. They're not pure silicon.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
That place is absolutely massive! For a simple comparison, add about 6,500 more solar parks of that size, and we would generate enough electricity* for the entire planet. That would cover an area of 242,000 square km (which granted, is abou
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
https://www.ifixit.com/smartphone-repairability?sort=score There is only one other phone from the last five years (that isn't also a Fairphone) that has a score better than an 8/10 on ifixit's 'repairabi
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
So, Portugal is not a functioning democracy now? That's news to me.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Looking at a map someone else linked to, the pole has shifted drastically in the last 50 years. Could that be an indication that it is in the process of shifting? It's been moving North in a straight line for the past 100 years, and no
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the negative externality of burning more fossil fuels because we're driving farther than ever before is a big enough problem that no positives like being able to live in a house with a big lawn is worth it.
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
>Honda says it has received no reports of fires, crashes, or injuries related to this issue. Got any evidence one of those has actually caught on fire in a car wash?
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Okay, drop a building on a Ford Ranger and clear the rubble away and try to drive it away after. That is, after you've drowned it in the ocean and set it on fire. https://www.drivingline.com/articles/top-gear-tries
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
>but nothing will keep our gigabytes of data alive and intact for future archaeologists Not so, it seems: https://www.archmission.org/5d-optical-memory
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
I am surprised also. People had sailed to at least around the entire continent in 1820. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Russian_Antarctic_Expedi...
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
>Also, what if you disagree with me politically about illegal immigration - does that give you a "right" to ban me from your establishment? If the owner said that in the US? Well, probably not. If this hypothetical establishmen
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
Not sure how far down you can go in Houston before you're under water. Downtown is only 15m above sea level apparently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Houston
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by 24gttghh 7y ago
If anything, the prevalence of Lyme should promote gun-related activities to hunt the huge deer populations in Lyme-heavy areas! OP is way off base I think...

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