Grakel

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by Grakel 5y ago
I'm just complaining about "right angled planets." Sounds like a Tetris piece orbiting a star.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Wouldn't "perpendicular orbits" be a better description than "right angled planets?"
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by Grakel 5y ago
Nice, I like it.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I was joking, but since we're here,... MAGNA? Edit, oo, I got it: MAANG. That way we can say, "Come on, MAANG!"
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by Grakel 5y ago
Maybe we should call it MANGA now.
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by Grakel 5y ago
It's a logo for Prince Charles' organization that awards companies making environmental efforts.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Zero specifics on what they're going to actually do. Is the plan to saran wrap the buildings? Glass dome the town?What is a decarbonization factory? How are existing privately owned buildings not grandfathered into new regulations? Wha
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by Grakel 5y ago
I bet you're right. My comment was an over simplification.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Its OK to destroy property if its your property. Objects are objects. If this becomes a thing I guess I'm a bigot.
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by Grakel 5y ago
The President is the leader of the executive branch, he does not have power to create laws or any other type of rules for citizens.
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by Grakel 5y ago
You may as well not use electricity or running water, what's the point? We live in the future. I could see putting my phone away for a week or a month as a vacation from tech, but not to use the tools available to us at all is incredib
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by Grakel 5y ago
How much data does humanity currently have stored on hard drives? I think saying there will never be yottabyte storage is very short sighted.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Hopefully the Virginia election and fear of the upcoming midterms will convince the left that they've squeezed this hard enough and we can go back to reasonable preventative measures.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Your information is wrong. I wouldn't worry about fat so much, and if it's leaking into the pan, you're not eating it. The real issue is sugar. The body uses or passes most fat. Sugar historically was hard to come by so the b
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by Grakel 5y ago
To live is to take. If you want to take as little as possible, that's understandable. Many people want to live as much as possible.
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by Grakel 5y ago
There's absolutely no reason to stop eating meat, and we're not going to. Environmental concerns can be improved over time. It's a primary food type everywhere it can be gotten, and everywhere else is trying desperately to ge
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by Grakel 5y ago
No pumpkin
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by Grakel 5y ago
Basically forcing people to live in common areas is horrible. Many people find public spaces distracting at best and uncomfortable or worse. Thank God I had my dorm room to escape to where my roommate and I only had to ignore each other to
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by Grakel 5y ago
You can't split up a sentence without losing its meaning, but it's still comprised of independent words.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I don't have a study I can link you, but I would encourage you to ask around. I buy a lot of lumber and I talk to people across the country who do too. It goes far beyond anecdotes, the practice is common knowledge today.
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by Grakel 5y ago
A lot of these are phrases? Vaccine passport is two words, the definition of which essentially make clear the meaning of the phrase?
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by Grakel 5y ago
What a strange, labyrinthine article. No specific claims or facts, just broad, blurry analogies and unfinished thoughts. I'm on his side of the aisle and I can't even make heads or tails of his point. Not sure if this was written
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by Grakel 5y ago
God, look at the comments. "I can't wait to (describes VR gaming.)" The misunderstanding of technology across the population is so profound it's dumbfounding.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I think a version of the meta verse will arise eventually, but when have you ever known a major innovation to come from a tech company that is already huge in a relatively unrelated area? They just get bogged down and start eating themselve
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by Grakel 5y ago
I agree, and I think it's somewhat generational. My dad is now on social security, but he will stop at any yard sale. Or talk for hours about trying to get some piece of furniture from an acquaintance. His house is full of cheap crap I
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by Grakel 5y ago
Quite the opposite, the lumber industry has been selling greener and wetter wood year after year. If they would stockpile the quality would increase, and they could build a cushion to fluctuating demand.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Thanks!
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by Grakel 5y ago
Archive? Would love to read this.
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by Grakel 5y ago
A lot of people are trying, they just stopped using guns, because a war is something you can lose. An economy is something you can slowly eat up over decades or centuries.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Think about the effect on your career of being ugly.

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