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by DiffEq 5y ago
This is a good questions and deserves an answer. The decision to murder one hundred thousand human beings was made not by the leadership of the United States but by the Japanese Imperial command when they decided to start and continue the w
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by DiffEq 5y ago
AWS - Preparing for the Loop caused me to really focus on where I had been in my career and fully understand that path and what I could bring forward to AWS. I think even if I was not offered a position with AWS it was great preparation for
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I wonder how many people are like me...they see this article and think, "Hey, I have a Facebook account, I should see what it is going on there since I haven't looked at it in however many days." Then I look and see there ar
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by DiffEq 5y ago
https://www.nudura.com/products https://vulcraft.com/Products/JoistGirders https://www.neuvokascorp.com/ Cold roof Design: https://www.cor-a-vent.com/s-400.cfm First l
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with you. I just know the misery these two older friends of mine went through...just to give another perspective. It makes sense though that there could be a genetic disposition.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I know two people that had to get circumcised when they were older because of issues of the foreskin restricting urinating. Both cursed their parents for not having circumcised them when they were babies.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Slate can be easily damaged by hail and your kids baseballs. Aluminum will be resistant to all the sizes of hail except biblical sizes. Aluminum also will reflect pretty 100 percent of the heat from the sun - allowing you to have an insul
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Yes, insulation is very important. I actually built this house for myself. Took 2.5 years...the insulated concrete forms I used have built in insulation for the walls...and for the foundation I used special foam around the edges of the foun
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Thanks...fixed.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Yes. And if a window is broken long term (who knows what 1000 years may bring) the opening can be somewhat protected still and easily so.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
You should still use reinforcement in the concrete: Use basalt rebar instead of steel; it will not corrode. Use a nylon fiber in the mix to protect against impact and spalling from fire. Use 5000 psi concrete instead of 2500. This is much s
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Then why not fire people who are overweight? That kills more people; reduces work capacity more than any other, and costs more money than any other health issue we have. Additionally, if you are healthy and do not have the comorbidities th
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Time…is motion. A clock is just a standard measure of motion, not time itself. https://www.motionmountain.net/
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by DiffEq 5y ago
There is no push to do what we KNOW reduces the risk of Covid 19 and that is to get healthy. By now everybody could have lost a bunch of weight and shed their type 2 diabetes and could now be in a much lower risk profile for all causes of d
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I don't disagree; just like there are no true capitalist countries. However there is a degree in which you lean one way or the other and it may vary depending on industry. For instance the Health care in the United States mentioned ea
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by DiffEq 5y ago
@babycake I take it that you are making a dig at Western society as a whole or just the U.S.? I think if you took some time and traveled to some of the non-capitalist (Marxist) countries you might see the utter horrifical ecological damag
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Having a dog forces you to micro-manage. This may be fine is just starting out in a business but it does not scale.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I do not understand the purpose of hate crime statistics. If a person goes around murdering people for instance - it kind of stands to reason that this person has a some form of hate going around in his mind. What does it matter if he hates
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by DiffEq 5y ago
So these are due to staff shortages. I don't live there now but I use to live in that region and this occurred from time to time...because the hospitals are small and the staff are few...it was normal procedure to fly patients out of s
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by DiffEq 5y ago
If I may ask - can you tell me which city's hospital beds are full due to Covid 19 patients?
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Notice the Venn Diagram at the bottom of the page. If you were going to put money in a security solution you would do your best work if you made sure your security related configurations were correct and remained in place. (Least privilege
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I have been using this for years. I have never had the negative experiences that these people on the Reddit forum ascribe to it.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
BioTest Z-12, except I take one, not the 2 or 3 they recommend. It it worth 10x its weight in gold.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
These can be real problems when subject to a heat flash from a nuclear blast. They tend to melt right on you rather than block the heat.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
On Point 1....Yes; and besides that most Brick and mortar stores have insurance for catastrophic loss...so essentially they have a working backup.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
If it is like a mirror then what about people around you getting all that light reflected back into their eye - light which they can't really "see"? Seems like if you are around something like that all day where multiple peo
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by DiffEq 5y ago
I think it is not silly because when I read that headline it made it sound to me as if this was a problem/trend. In reality the story is about 2 companies...which could be a problem if those two companies deliver 50% of the packages b
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by DiffEq 5y ago
So it is not revisionist. Airspace rules, in large part, is what creates the safety. And of course it is not going to stop malicious people. But it will create cooperation so accidents risk is reduced and it allows for one to be punished i
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by DiffEq 5y ago
They were created to regulate airspace and when you have people flying drones into planes and helicopters at airports then someone needs to step in.
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by DiffEq 5y ago
Not all vaccines are created equal.

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