CommieBobDole

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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
Honestly, I think this is (or will soon be)the new "3D view in Google Maps". Seems to be an improved version of that, with a (very) few of the features from the desktop Google Earth added.
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
Well, this is great. It's just like Google Earth, but slower and without all the neat features like historical imagery that made Google Earth awesome. Seriously, it doesn't even seem to support historical street view, which was th
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
What gets me is the audacity of making a suspicious activity that may be an indication of a crime, the crime itself. It's as if they outlawed having a suspiciously high power bill, or looking over your shoulder a lot while you browse i
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
One thing to consider, though, is that this flooding would have taken place slowly over decades; it would have started with flooding during storms, which became more frequent over time until the sea slowly moved in. So they had plenty of ti
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
I don't even know if they've done that much; I've got an old "Wolfgang Puck" branded electric pressure cooker with digital controls that I got for free, and it appears to be pretty much the same thing, as far as I c
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
Not for the Falcon 9/Falcon Heavy that will be used in this launch; it uses RP-1 (basically very pure jet fuel, AKA kerosene) and liquid oxygen as fuel. The Shuttle and the new Space Launch System will use hydrogen/LOX, which exha
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
I agree it's a good idea to drink water in the morning, it just seemed funny that filling it was mentioned and then nothing more. I guess I expected it to show up in the final step, like Chekhov's Gun.
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by CommieBobDole 10y ago
What do you do with the large jar of water?