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by 6nf 6y ago
Hydro's main problem is that it's just not available in most countries / areas. Solar's main problem is that it's not reliable everywhere. Try setting up solar in Chengdu and you'll find that there's just
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by 6nf 6y ago
I love it
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by 6nf 6y ago
But it's fair game to 'skin' the baseball, insert the baseball core into the jar, and then sew back the leather around the core again?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Hmmmm you could maybe force the baseball through a metal tube that's just barely small enough to pop out in the bottle without breaking the bottle? Otherwise you'd have to do some weight reduction surgery around the equator of the
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by 6nf 6y ago
Fauci admitted on camera that he gave that advice because he was worried that medical staff would run into shortages. I was not speculating in my comment, this is Fauci's own admission. Source: https://www.thestreet.com&#x2F
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by 6nf 6y ago
Fauci said exactly that. He told the general public a lie because he was concerned that the health sector would not have enough masks. He could have told everyone to wear bandanas or other homebrew mouth coverings but he did not.
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by 6nf 6y ago
This looks nice and I bet with a little bit of experience you can make a great coffee. It's not as convenient as capsules though. The capsule machines just takes two seconds to pop in a capsule and once you press the button it's a
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by 6nf 6y ago
How many attempts did it take or did you just choose the first one? I have to admit, this is passing my turing test...
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by 6nf 6y ago
I'm sorry I will stop
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by 6nf 6y ago
It's on their uniforms
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by 6nf 6y ago
On the uniforms
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by 6nf 6y ago
Because the headline is nonsense. The cops are not 'unidentified', they are clearly identified as federal law enforcement and they are arresting people who they believe have broken the law. They are not kidnapping random people of
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by 6nf 6y ago
Clinical depression is diagnosed when 1) its ongoing over 6 months or more and 2) it's having a detrimental effect on your life or the lives of those around you Roughly speaking of course
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by 6nf 6y ago
> Then after that I have to read off my 2FA code. Whats the point of this step
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by 6nf 6y ago
They used several different BTC addresses and even some Monero and other crypto ones. It's not just 12 BTC.
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by 6nf 6y ago
The BTC is adding up to many millions so far. I'd say it's worth it by itself.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Biden / Obama would fall in that too though?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Up to 7 million dollars now
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by 6nf 6y ago
Looks interesting! I see you have plans for a camera. I've previously looked into this and I know that camera hardware needs to be cleared by some government authorities and there may be some limitations due to security concerns or som
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by 6nf 6y ago
They solve it by using time consuming multi-pass compiling
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by 6nf 6y ago
Good job ignoring the other examples
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by 6nf 6y ago
The author got his math wrong.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Several countries like Sweden and Japan and Korea proved that there are other options.
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by 6nf 6y ago
The 1918 pandemic was 2.5% Just wanted to point that out since the way you worded your comment could lead people to believe that it was closer to 0.5%
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by 6nf 6y ago
A quick google search will show many studies for covid mortality by age. The news media likes to tug on heart strings by pointing to kids or LGBT or black or whatever people affected by covid even though the numbers are miniscule.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Even if you count those it will still round to zero
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by 6nf 6y ago
Sweden didn't shut down much at all either.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Young people are basically at 0% mortality from covid
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by 6nf 6y ago
> For every one person who dies: > 19 more require hospitalization. > 18 of those will have permanent heart damage for the rest of their lives. ... > One study published in March found that out of 416 _hospitalized_ Covid-19 pat
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by 6nf 6y ago
What is the mortality rate of one of the more severe stains of the common cold or the flu? I'm sure we've had one of those that got to 0.5% or more in recent history? Does that mean 0.5% is too low to shut everything down?

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