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by DrScump 5y ago
The effect is on oral transmission only, not inhalation or entry through the eyes... so not very meaningful.
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by DrScump 5y ago
Prior submits: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by DrScump 5y ago
Prior submits: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by DrScump 5y ago
Having been infected with one strain of SARS-CoV-2 doesn't protect you from all other variants. It's not even clear that it protects you from reinfection with the same variant indefinitely.
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by DrScump 5y ago
Just an anecdote: when my rental SUV was broken into in Sunnyvale a couple of years ago, when I called it in to DPS, the dispatcher literally laughed at me and said, "yeah, we get break-ins in that lot every day!" For locals, th
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by DrScump 5y ago
It's worse than that, even. The entire article is about how Omicron threatens "red America". The data referenced is this: https://acasignups.net/21/12/17/request-how-delta-wave-has-r... ...
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by DrScump 5y ago
>To apply for other positions, visit https://www.zillow.com/careers/ Clicking on "Search" with default criteria generates: https://careers.zillowgroup.com/List-Jobs/?location=Remote%2.
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by DrScump 5y ago
the end of ownership Maybe you'll stop owning stuff, but your self-interest will be owned.
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by DrScump 5y ago
And zinc, if it's a slip-strike fault.
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by DrScump 5y ago
I used Netcom when they first started offering Personal PPP accounts in the early 1990s.
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by DrScump 5y ago
Usenet was available to people at universities and research labs with Internet connections. Usenet could be used in batch mode over dialup (periodically dial in to a friendly 24x7 server, upload postings, download articles). I parti
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by DrScump 5y ago
Caravelles and Mini Coopers are natural enemies in the wild.
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by DrScump 5y ago
taking all the best parking spots This is inevitable. Large automated fleets will definitely take over the cheapest / most convenient street parking between trips for each given vehicle.
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by DrScump 5y ago
When drivers screw up, they face expensive consequences, so they have a substantial incentive to not screw up, at least.
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by DrScump 5y ago
I'd be very curious if this conework was even legal It doesn't matter if it's legal. It is not code compliant. Neither is "double parking". But it happens beyond the control of mere mortal drivers, and
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by DrScump 5y ago
This is not like paying bug bounties to white hats who isolate and report exploits before they are utilized in the wild.
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by DrScump 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27032627 30+ comments
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by DrScump 5y ago
burning hydrogen does still produce greenhouse gas and air pollutant nitrous oxide This is news to me. This comment links to a paper, but the paper is NOT about H2 fuels, it's about H2-enriched conventional fuels like biogas.
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by DrScump 5y ago
You must be kidding. No. The key word is settle , not "visit" or "explore". You won't have meaningful numbers of people wanting to settle there, because there's no "there" there.
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by DrScump 5y ago
You need a licensed electrician and a building permit here.
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by DrScump 5y ago
Actual title: "Nobody In Driver Seat As Fiery Tesla Crash Kills Two Near Houston"
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by DrScump 6y ago
This is reminiscent of former San Jose City Councilmember Kathy Cole's rants of 1993: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1993-05-27-mn-40493-...
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by DrScump 6y ago
California public entities are infamous for paying out on marginal lawsuits just to buy P.R. After all, it's not their money.
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by DrScump 6y ago
Actual title: End User Security: Account Takeover Protections with Cloudflare
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by DrScump 6y ago
They were legal in CA (and elsewhere) long ago. The movement to ban started in the 1970s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay_toilet#U.S .
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by DrScump 6y ago
It was Clinton who granted China permanent MFN/NTR trade status, less than a month before he became a lame duck. That's where it went off the rails.
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by DrScump 6y ago
Now go try and get that to happen in San Francisco in less than a decade. Go take a look at maps of the Mission Bay area (around the ballpark) from 2006 to 2016. It's unrecognizable.
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by DrScump 6y ago
This is very common for cargo movement in the USA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piggyback_(transportation)#Rai...
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by DrScump 6y ago
the stocks caught on fire Guy Fawkes likes this.
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by DrScump 6y ago
Similarly, there are people who moved adjacent to San Jose's Reid-Hillview airport and then complain about airplane noise from civil (small prop plane) aviation. Reid-Hillview airport opened in 1937 when nothing but farmland surrou

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