Geonode

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by Geonode 5y ago
Congress was advised today that this war may go on 20 years. I think that lines up with this article's perspective.
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by Geonode 5y ago
Exporting body armor can be as regulated as weapons, look up about that first. Recommend velocity systems scarab plate carrier, and something like hesco 3810 multi curve plates, back and front. I wouldn't recommend side plates and groi
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by Geonode 5y ago
Look at the tanks running out of gas. One got pulled away by a Ukrainian farmer with a tractor about an hour ago. The brains have been draining since the collapse of the Soviet Union, and there's nothing left but yes men and victims.
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by Geonode 5y ago
No sound insulation, probably loud.
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by Geonode 5y ago
I had assumed Putin was just testing to see how little effort was necessary to take Ukraine. If this actually turns into a failure, even if he's successful but it takes too long or costs too much, an era of world history will have clic
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by Geonode 5y ago
I'm sure there are hundreds of US and NATO "advisors" on the ground, they show up in every conflict, but are not heavily reported on.
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by Geonode 5y ago
Why was this posted? Was there a major update or something? No context. Also I've noticed Irfan renders colors somewhat muted or dull compared to Windows Photos Is there a color space issue?
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by Geonode 5y ago
At what point do people realize to never bring money to a situation with someone they've never met? It's hardly even a con if you make yourself low hanging fruit like this.
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by Geonode 5y ago
I was in New York eleven years. This is good. It's not a good place for them, and their presence so often turns a subway car into a hell of hygiene and assault. Homelessness is usually accompanied by severe mental problems. Huge amount
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by Geonode 5y ago
I'm sure it is, I doubt for example all the print on demand paperbacks are done like this. So I assume the machines are still used simply because they still work. Maybe the quality is better, but for each of these machines that get rep
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Wholesale prices jump 9.7% in January(foxbusiness.com)
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by Geonode 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this, awesome. I dropped Levi's a few years ago due to their stance against the second amendment. It's a shame what has happened to a lot of formerly great companies.
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by Geonode 5y ago
Thought I was having a stroke reading this headline.
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by Geonode 5y ago
Because their disposable income to intelligence ratio is greater than average. They're the perfect market. NFTs or similar may well become an important way to have digital uniqueness. Ten minute monkey paintings are no more valuable di
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by Geonode 5y ago
At the University where I teach, enrollment is dropping month by month, and it's not because kids are afraid of covid. They're reporting feeling disengaged from professors and disconnected from each other. It's the masks.
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by Geonode 5y ago
Me too. My paints and brushes are laid out and ready to go. I think a future is coming where digital art making can be as granular and intimate as real life, I hope I live to see it. Imagine being able to really paint with watercolor, with
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by Geonode 5y ago
Professor here. They are intersecting at the rate of retirements, as technology has reached the point where we can sit in a class and make good things together. My field is production and scenic design, but this semester I'm teaching F
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by Geonode 5y ago
Should say (2020). This technology is huge, and is changing everything from commercials to live theatre. With screen costs dropping I hope to some day stop working with green screen at all, or relying on rotoscoping. A little bit of practic
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by Geonode 5y ago
My biggest pet peeve is that when you search for something, your starred places disappear. Hey, I'm actually trying to see if this is close to somewhere I go! What's the closest post office to my daughter's school? Oh, wait,
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by Geonode 5y ago
As a new Nebraskan, there's just something unnerving about vast flat land, at least for me. After three years the biggest reason I look for jobs is to get off of the big dining room table I live on.