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by 99_00 5y ago
I have a Casio F-105W. The resin strap broke after 2 years of wearing it inconsistently. I would not buy it again. I also have a Casio MQ24 (analog). It has a resin strap, which so far hasn't broken. When it does I will upgrade to an
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by 99_00 5y ago
This is what was in the post. The imgur link seems to be dead now too. Lumber mania is sweeping North America (May 6, 2021. 119 points) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27036557 Lumber price peaks May 7, 2021. https:&#
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Catching Errors in Studies That Deny COVID19 May Have Started in a Wuhan Lab(disinformationchronicle.substack.com)
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Getting the law changed would be hard. Sounds like a win for Tesla and the Native band.
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I think that having a few prickly characters who have an extreme mistrust of large corporations is health and useful for a community that wants to keep its autonomy. "Oh, representative of mega-corp, we can't do that . I agree it
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by 99_00 5y ago
I don't see where you and the tweet disagree. Is this your position? "Amazon must or should define Rust".
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Thanks for the correction. Do you know how remittances to El Salvador work in practice? Do people use regulated money transfer services (Western Union) or do they use informal trust based money transfer services? https://en.wikip
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Ability to implement monetary policy comes from monetary sovereignty. Monetary sovereignty is a spectrum, with countries having high degrees of MS and low degrees of MS. Since El Salvador pegs its currency to the US dollar it has a low degr
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Do people actually use high fee and slow regulated remittance services? Or do they use low fee unregulated traditional informal systems? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Informal_value_transfer_system
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El Salvador's currency is pegged to the US dollar. They have a low degree of monetary sovereignty. I don't know the pros and cons of a country like that adopting bitcoin. But their willingness to take the high risk road to do the
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by 99_00 5y ago
They get away with far worse and equally obvious and utterly evil acts.
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by 99_00 5y ago
Why do they need better anything to avoid civilizations collapse? Why do the rich need to get richer to avoid civilizations collapse? If the status quo was maintained civilization would not be in danger.
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>Eventually, the working population crashes because the portion of wealth allocated to them is not enough What does it mean for the "working population" to "crash"? In the West and the rest of the world, those with th
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by 99_00 5y ago
My lawn is the second lowest maintenance feature in my yard and one of the most used. The trees are the the lowest maintenance feature. The vegetable garden is the most used. I never water my lawn and it always comes back to life when the d
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by 99_00 5y ago
>acting like we know what's up better than the CDC Bill Burr is a comedian. He's telling a joke. A joke something someone says to cause amusement and and laughter. Everyone should question and seek information on issues they ca
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by 99_00 5y ago
Is he being forced from his post because of his age, as would anyone else regardless of their opinion on "unproven Covid drugs"? >University professors must retire at the age of 68 in France. Raoult turned 69 in March, and so f
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EtherRock continues to set new all-time highs following record $836k sale(coinrivet.com)
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Sinking Lumber Prices Force Canadian Mill to Curb Production(ca.news.yahoo.com)
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36 I'm naturally interested in psychology and pay attention to any media that discusses it stuff including popular books.
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> I guess they could have expected them to fall eventually, but when talking to the press they couldn't really articulate it well enough to avoid projecting a lack of confidence in ANA. I thought he did a good job articulating that,
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https://twitter.com/BryanDeanWright/status/14267103332641792... US leadership thought it was impossible for the Taliban to take Kabul.
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by 99_00 5y ago
You can't blame corporate media and the scientific establishment, and big tech's active suppression of this topic on Trump. That's on them. Do you think corporate media is giving the recent information the weight it deserves,
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There was public information about the UVA catheter at the time Trump made his comments. >The findings, published in the peer-reviewed journal Advances in Therapy, were based on five days of 20-minute treatments with ultraviolet A (UVA)
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>Dr Peter Embarek, the epidemiologist who led the WHO’s four-week fact-finding mission in China earlier this year, said it was "one of the likely hypotheses” that the first person to be infected with coronavirus was a lab employee.
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Covid-19 lab leak theory a ‘probable hypothesis,’ WHO scientist says(nypost.com)
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I believe bitcoin is doomed to remain marginal. I also believe in the principles in the article. I'm just betting on freedom being defeated tyranny. As long as you have to pay federal taxes and fees in US dollars, under threat of viole
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by 99_00 5y ago
In Canada, when you go to the grocery store to buy produce they list the price in $/lbs. When you go to the register to pay the price is recorded as $/kg. :(
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People took out loans to buy expensive taxi licences and were financially ruined by this speculation. And young professionals cheered the process on.
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Weren't the months of unrest and civil disorder last summer cited as a reason to elect Biden? Elect Biden and the street violence would end. Reelect Trump and it would intensify. Biden was declared the winner. Big business and labour o
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Yes. https://twitter.com/castro4congress/status/11585766801827184...

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