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> Is there a way to build permanent housing in parts of California that are prone to fires even with controlled burns? Absolutely. A good starting point is to look to Australia's regulations for construction materials, methods, wate
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Hey, this will be random but I have happy childhood memories of sitting in my dad's lap as a little one and causing absolute mayhem in first IndyCar and later NASCAR racing. Usually by turning around and playing destruction derby going
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Hiding behind a throwaway account, no less
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"We found no issues.......... (very quietly) becausewedidn'tlook"
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QC/QA isn't an infallible process (see: Boeing) and defects or even missing parts may well slip by as the vehicle leaves the factory. Though, I haven't gone so far as to have a new car inspected by a mechanic, personally.
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Careless recreational shooters[] regularly start fires when using tracer ammunition. There would definitely be downsides to mandating that all ammunition be tracer rounds. []Also routine training exercises on military ranges.
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The Public Defenders system is already chronically underfunded, understaffed, and far overworked. Sadly I don't think they would be the best avenue for trying to hold the police to account.
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Far from the first time, even the Simpson's "Won't someone think of the children??" bit is 20 years old by now.
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Trying to arc shots (or even move around the court) in gravity different than that you've experienced your entire life might cause more difficulty than physical differences between players, I'm thinking.
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To a point yeah but the venue also has the power not to sign the contract in the first place (ime the venue is the side typically negotiating from the position of power) if they think the penalties are too high on their end. In all likeliho
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The fact that digging a hole on the beach somehow summons children and adults both out of thin air excited about the project and offering to help is something I love oh so much. The best I've done was a three tier well rounded circle a
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To be fair there are differences in condition when someone 50/60/70+ gets a hip replaced and someone in their prime having it. The former will have had decades more wear and tear and overall degradation on their joints that the la
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I wholeheartedly agree with you in regards to VR (its a fun trinket and while I love my VR flight-sim in the end it is nothing but a toy), but I think AR certainly has potential. For instance, just imagine wearing a set of AR goggles while
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I genuinely believe that Swatting should be considered on the level of attempted murder or similar offence, for the person making the call. Enough of these events have already ended tragically and it just shows that every incident is on the
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Sounds like an empty feel good platitude for the technically minded to feel superior to the rubes buying crap from manufacturers who put out that insecure crap in the first place. Yes, everyone could be more responsible about their consumpt
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I've always been particularly fond of the humble farmer dooming the planet to destruction by earnestly grasping the hand-shaped alien's entire head for an introductory handshake. https://twitter.com/faineg/sta
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Random aside, but ATF field personnel used to be 'Inspectors' and we had a pretty good working relationship during annual inspections and so on. Sometime in the Post-9/11 era they transitioned to 'Investigators' and
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Makes me wonder if there is any possibility to give blood in the lead-up to your surgery, such that you're transfused with your own blood?
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No one has won the streaming war, most certainly not the consumer. We're living in a nightmare of market segmentation and separation now that each content owner has tried to go and roll their own service. Its hard to even have water co
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Neat! Not foolproof surely but better than the alternative.
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There's also the concern of collateral damage: falling debris/shrapnel from the interception, if CIWS/CRAM were used you have all those rounds returning to the ground somewhere downrange, UXO if using proximity rounds and t
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> and unlike Ark it isn't designed to require you to quit your job and have a full guild with set work schedules just to get some cool pets. This is a very important point, Palworld is much more respectful of you the player's t
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My current day-to-day apparently revolves around pointing accountants towards approved Aconex Workflows and the documents contained therein, after they email me in a panic asking for me to send them said documents and they "Don't
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Yeah sorry I didn't mean "bring back" in that its a solved problem, only that I've heard of moving away from SMT (as Intel may be doing here) as one of the best, if hardline, solutions for, at least, some of those concer
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I'm a novice but doesn't this bring back the spectre (ha) of process (or cache?) security concerns that have cropped up with multithreaded approaches in the past years?
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I suppose it depends on if blasting is utilized at a given lithium ore production site.
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The SFF craze finally hits Factorio!
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Coming soon to a factory near you: New game to Rocket Launch challenge run using only one assembler and an entirely unholy amalgamation of circuits.
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> One day I'll sit down and just go through them all to fix them. I like to tell this to myself every time I log onto my online banking using the 'Temporary <credit union name>' entry in bitwarden. One day.
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Case study: An Ex who got fully locked out of her phone by forgetting what new passcode she changed to, had no idea what her google account password was, either. So in the end she was locked out of the encrypted backups and had to wipe the
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