DivingForGold

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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Tedlar had the lowest mass loss ?
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Same as notices posted on businesses stating "No handguns or weapons allowed inside" . . . I expect to see similar notices posted alongside as businesses move to insist upon respecting the privacy of their customers.
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Imagine, if Trump had not been bribed by the HEB's to start a war with Iran, the Mexican Cartels would have been his focus (closer to home and certainly more relevant to 99% of Americans). An outright invasion of Mexico would have cost
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
There will be services online that copy/paste (or you provide) the text from ai, they OCR it to get rid of watermarking, then feed it back to you for a fee. The premium upgrade will be "obfusicators" that further modify the t
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Hope lawyers eat him alive ... ZUCK IS PUBLIC ENEMY #1, PUBLIC PERVERT #1. How many male users of these pervert glasses are secretly recording attractive women at gyms, at beaches, in scantily clad clothing wherever, so they can go back hom
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
I read these properties are actually some of the most expensive properties in The Netherlands ($ million dollar). But no electricity (need generator) and you cannot drive your car to your lakehouse. Plus, I bet the mosquitos are horrible, i
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Several things not considered: 1st and most important, many of the researches discussed had significant flaws. Smokers, trans-fats, etc. The China Study rules: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Impli
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
You would think that of all the "great achievements" our current administration likes to boast about, they would put some serious TEETH into SPAM and telemarketing calls - - like prison time, and rabid enforcement. Everyone I know
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
I have been watching this product for at least 10 years. Think I will wait till the first 1,000 roll off the lines before I get interested in plunking down money. I want them to succeed, but too many outfits like this one went broke early.
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Hah, been there, done that, with my Russian wife at Vnukovo airport in Moscow, except we both did get on plane last, after I handed US $170 bribe money to group of stewardesses and 2 pilots huddled on tarmac. But high wind caught all US Dol
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Late passengers desperate to catch their Russian flight(the-sun.com)
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
As my physician says: "Humans were never meant to consume cow's milk". Been 90% non-dairy for decades now. Previously a flax milk addict, now leaning more towards soy milk products, especially home made soft tofu by way of co
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Nagscreen
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
All these YouTube postings cause folks to just ignore and walk past. Put it into text, how about an Executive Summary someone can read in 2 paragraphs, instead of talking heads ?
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
I suppose you were the one who flagged this. I had a business in the former countries of the USSR, traveled there many times, some of the women were stunningly beautiful, I married one. These photos bring back lots of memories.
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Allowing unbridled data centers will absolutely explode retail electricity prices for normal Americans ... and rather obviously the energy to power these data centers must come from somewhere, and right now fossil fuels are the main source,
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Especially in Russia...
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
This was expected. Although nobody is objecting to the same thing which is already happening with dash cams in cars recording driving behavior and even crimes on roadways and in parking lots - - - I predict there will be instances of aggres
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Hort. Science degree from A&M in '80, employers offered to pay me $800 a month a water their greenhouses. Indeed, Botany was one of the more boring courses required. Scrapped by after the university as a landscaper-irrigator, then
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
>If Taiwan toasts TSMC when that happens ... You can bet that all TSMC chip factories in Taiwan have strategic installs of explosives just for this scenario, China will get nothing, and the US has multiple TSMC chip factories now and wil
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Zuck does. From his underground bunker in Hawaii.
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Cocoa is high in oxalates (oxalic acid), so you have to add a soluble form of calcium into cocoa, calcium chloride is most soluble, but does not taste the greatest. Oxalates can contribute to kidney stones. Beetroot cannot even compare to t
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Date of notice was March 2026. Date of instructions to sell was November 2025. It’s now August 2026. Hardly breaking news!
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Poo bear and his Chinese are "junkyard wars", cobbling together low tech trying to give the impression they are manufacturing cutting edge high tech. They always had a problem attempting to manufacture single crystal alloy jet tur
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
In one word: LIQUIDITY
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
Better to put up with rash guard long sleeve shirts and a sun hat than chemicals on your skin ... I only put sunblock on my hands now. The Koreans are selling new sunblock chemistries with advantages, the FDA is moving so slowly who knows
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by DivingForGold 2mo ago
... Immersion DUV prints 28nm-class features in a single exposure and reaches 7nm through multipatterning, at a cost in overlay errors and yield. ... So, this is not EUV, this is still DUV, which still means substantially reduced yield due

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