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4y ago
Never had an issue. So much better than PayPal on disputes.
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Luigi Colani – Aerodynamic Vehicles
(bubblemania.fr)
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4y ago
I have a Colani mouse in a box somewhere. Looked cool, ergonomics meh. http://www.tcocd.de/Pictures/Peripheral/Sicos/colanimouse.sh... His car and truck designs are much more ambitious. Might post that link a
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4y ago
I have a bunch under £20… - programmable 6-key keyboard - 10-pack of reading glasses - mini tyre inflator - rubber ice cleats - low-alcohol beer - sukang sawsawan - boczek
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4y ago
You’re right, humor almost always gets flushed hereaboots. Fascinating how the fury let loose on this one. Must have been quite a bit of pressure backed up, now thankfully relieved.
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4y ago
Worm can ɛ ɜ ɝ ɷ ̫ Ѡ ও દ ପ థ ద ధ ധ ሠ ᗳ ᆺ ㈆
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4y ago
Eternal vigilance is the price of freedom from butt jokes. - Thomas Jefferson
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4y ago
Not really on his forehead. Six fingers, yeah, and also car wheels are a random mess of spokes and bolts.
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I remember hearing the reason was the “Dutching” process involved scary sounding chemicals that would freak Americans out. But it’s just an alkaline potassium carbonate wash. So that can’t be the reason. I’ll try to look that up. OK, here’s
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The role of body shape and mass in skimming [stones] on water
(royalsocietypublishing.org)
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https://archive.ph/q4SyZ Question: Could this be a path to a visa for someone who wants to immigrate?
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4y ago
Concur. I know absolutely zero about this field and got pulled in by the compelling story but started thinking “no way”. What do we call this? It’s not clickbait per se . A legal term that seems like it sort of fits is “puffing”. I did hav
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What was the best year? I’ll take 1977.
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The Burning of the Clavie
(burghead.com)
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A Stitch in Time? [return of fabric automotive upholstery]
(autouniversum.wordpress.com)
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4y ago
https://archive.vn/Iqjp0
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‘Treasure Planet’ at 20: Disney’s Failed Space Odyssey Deserved to Soar
(nytimes.com)
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https://archive.vn/BPG3r
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Did a Fourth Grader Write This? Or the New Chatbot?
(nytimes.com)
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4y ago
Many (surely the majority of) Americans like and/or are dependent on cars. They are happy to be able to vote to shrug that externality off to the overall population. When the majority of Americans dislike and/or are unhappy with 1
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4y ago
Aye, I was aware. It should have been in quotes or attributed.
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4y ago
Source?
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4y ago
It’s worse than meaningless, it’s misleading. Also, that’s not the title I’m seeing when I click the link, it’s — California’s population shrinks for third straight year as high costs stress households — which is a lot less editorial.
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4y ago
Considering the conventional wisdom that +90% of startups fail, I still like his visionary odds.
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/DjBlV
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Lamina1: Neal Stephenson’s Anti-Commercial Metaverse
(redbrick.me)
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UK Government may seek to block [a Scottish] Bill
(lawscot.org.uk)
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Unexpectedly interesting socio-economic snapshot. Baseball replaces war as the male proving ground in a matriarchal culture. Worth a read and discussion. I’d be curious to know how many really good teams a population of 20,000 can support.
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Many people travel as part of their job.
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I meant it seems inevitable if third-party/private solutions would not be allowed. It also seems possible a fast and efficient government solution could be developed. I don’t suppose I should hold my breath on that one, eh? That said,
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