2ICofafireteam

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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
The absence of things can be as profound as their presence.
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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
It was also probably too expensive for most people to buy and consume enough to be noticeably harmful. Having said that, a European of the 1500's would know what smoke did to kippers.
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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
When you're going through it, it can make perfect sense.
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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
If you bring someone for support, make sure they're taking the same precautions as you.
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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
Absolutely speak with your vote. I didn't notice a simple, practical piece of advice: Leave your phone at home. It would be inconvenient but if I did something I wanted to keep very private, I would leave my phone on my desk while I d
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by 2ICofafireteam 3y ago
Form a small, informal coop with friends and family. My grandparents were part of what they called the meat circle. It was a bunch of farmers that took turns slaughtering a cow of their own to share with the group so they didn't have
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Where I am, we're getting into nesting season and they can get very protective. Give it a few months and they'll lighten up. I don't think there's a public health concern to do with crows beyond being territorial when t
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Next: Canadian cars and their daytime running lights.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I haven't read The Cuckoo's Egg since the early 90's but credit it with providing a much needed moral compass at an important point in my life. It also compelled me to seek out some American band that was mentioned in there c
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
The short answer: If the Client is happy then you won. The bigger question that should be asked is, on a global scale, how much is being wasted indulging architectural whimsy? Excessive use of materials, energy efficiency compromised for
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Do you know them?
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
It never hurts to have a second set of fingerprints on a weapon.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Have you tried twisting them to break them?
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
This isn't profound, and maybe crazy, but owning only one kind of sock for everyday use so there is no sorting on wash day. For a while I didn't even roll up pairs and had a drawer with loose socks and knew that grabbing any two w
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Bring them a fun book unrelated to work or heart health. I'm certain James Harriot's book, If Only They Could Talk, saved my Father-in-Law's life by helping him decompress while in hospital after his heart attack. My recomme
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
From a relative of mine: You should live off of your parents until your kids are old enough for you to live off of them.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I have used pythonanywhere for this. Look at their pricing. There are preset and custom plans available. There is a free tier that may work if what you're scraping is on their whitelist; all paid accounts are unrestricted that way. I
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I just commented elsewhere about this, but look into the allowed occupant load; bathroom capacity is a factor where I am.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Go to the municipality about occupant loads. Floor area and bathroom capacity are the main factors where I am.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Label it PRINT SERVER and nobody will mess with it.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
It depends on your benchmark. I have nothing to cite but, just based on their ubiquity, I would bet $5 against the hole in a bagel that Cavendish bananas produce more per acre than any other variety.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
If the point angle looks symmetrical and the flute lengths look the same, then it's usually fine/close enough for most fab work.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I will check it out; thanks. I've seen some of his videos and he does lovely work.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
BTW: Making small spade bits is completely doable if you have a lathe, stone, and screwdriver sharpening jig. I've done it myself down to 0.5mm but that smallest one was just an exercise...if I valued my time, it was a $100 bit of muc
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
>Many factories will use bar feeders to run their machines overnight, but going further with automation doesn’t get enough return on investment. As a rule, yes, but I say it depends on how you measure ROE and what that human costs. In si
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
There is a halfway kind we called the lights out shift in a factory where I worked that only ran a day shift. A couple of turning centres with bar feeders that were left running when we went home would run until a fault occurred or the part
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Luxury goods are another matter.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Presumably.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I did once and was told off for adding noise to the discussion by someone who didn't see the irony of their complaint also adding to the noise.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Isn't this a bigger problem involving all pulse oximeters? It was at least two years ago that I first heard that the darker you are, the more likely you will get a false high reading on one.

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