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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>Seeing something is not the same as having enough information about that thing to avoid an accident. I'm really confused by this thinking. If there is a blinking white light pointed at you it means the cyclist is on the other side
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
The proper following distance is 2-3 seconds at any speed, not a flat 100 yards. 100 yards would be good at 65mph, but it would be excessive slower than that, and not enough when traveling faster.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Well at least they're more likely to have to follow local housing/zoning laws if they're going to be outright constructing new buildings, right? Right??
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Exactly. This may or may not be NSFW depending where you are...better safe than sorry though!
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
FYI: There are some NSFW images/links at the bottom of this article.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
I think it would make more sense to have an evidence-based determination for what grade a child should start in, rather than some arbitrary cut-off date like we have now.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
NoScript.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>The position had been open for almost a year. I think there's a reason. Fake job openings to keep HR people busy?
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Pioneered in Maine btw! The fish seem to do just fine[0][1]. At the end of video I've linked you'll notice they'll dump them out after landing if possible.[2] >Department biologists using scuba gear have had trout dropped
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
When I say maps, I simply mean having something like this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/df/Battle_o... In place of one of the photographs you have now. Does that not jive with the way
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
You can walk up the river to the NW and technically get into the US but still be stopped by the border fence/wall...
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>Of course, it's important to bear in mind that "just about to explode" means something different in cosmic terms versus human terms. It could happen at any time in the... next few hundred thousand years.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Also this: https://crayfis.io/ Not sure if it remains in active development though.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
In case you're interested in their original placement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_to_the_Sea#/media/File:DE...
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
I find the lack of maps to be a huge disappointment, but the photography and other content seems quite good and well organized.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Related: http://www.wdfpodcast.com/vap/ This series just started on the 100th anniversary of the 1918 armistice, and the content is simply epic and bottomless. Can't recommend it enough.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
You should try reading that essay. It seems quite insightful: >I am arguably at my most intentional and mindful these days when I’m wearing away at the edges of an old iPhone–not because I’m returning the device to its granular natural s
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Partly true: Seinfeld used a laugh track, and also a real audience for stuff like scenes in Jerry's apartment. https://www.quora.com/Did-Seinfeld-use-a-laugh-track-a-live-...
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>- The cells being implanted are from the recipient, so they naturally won't be rejected. Well, they appear to have engineered a patient's own cells into stem cells which were then re-implanted into a patient(s). >“We were a
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Seems like the same thing... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minstrel_show >The minstrel show, or minstrelsy, was an American form of entertainment developed in the early 19th century. Each show consisted of comic ski
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Coal can apparently form after "only" many thousands of years, but most of today's mined coal seems to come from the Carboniferous (290-360 Million years ago) and the Cretaceous period (69-144 Million years ago).[0] [0] h
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
Pardon the terminology, but I consider that show to be Nerd-Blackface. I'm not sure how else to describe it. I find how the show deals with anything technical to be an affront to intelligence in general.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
The is yet another belt that loops from Bornem to Putte as well! https://www.google.com/maps/search/fort/@51.2143117,4.488975...
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>Also, Tesla encourages the use of home charging over supercharging which many have interpreted[sic] to mean that supercharging is bad for battery life. I'm not sure what wizardry Tesla batteries use for their supercharging, but it
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
But isn't that a bit of a recursive definition? What might one use as the value of kg in that example?
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
I'm going to keep running it until the SSD it's installed on melts, and burns a hole in my desk! Win10 is a monstrosity and I loathe having to support all my customers who use it.
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
It is still not apparent to me. Is a kilogram of something now it's joules x seconds or something? Does the kilogram now vary depending on what the kilogram is of? Like, is a kilogram of Iron a different mass from a kilogram of Aluminu
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
So...How many Planck's is one Kilogram then? >The mass of the international prototype of the kilogram m(K) is equal to 1 kg within a relative standard uncertainty equal to that of the recommended value of h at the t
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
>I don't want anything to carry over between browsing sessions. Nothing. Not cookies, not super-cookies, not browser cache, not fonts. You can customize what you want synced...I for instance only sync bookmarks, logins, add-ons, and
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by 24gttghh 8y ago
The article is in regards to sourdough microbes that are on a bakers hands, not necessarily those that may or may not survive the baking process.

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