Ma8ee

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by Ma8ee 3y ago
No. Put a cold thing into something hotter and the thing will heat up without cooling.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Not all the customers. I actively avoid Amazon since quite a few years back. There are literally dozens of us!
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
> There isn't a divine commandment as to what rights we "should" have. We vote, fight, protest and get to make up our own rights. Not in America. The only venue to change you have is to spend, or not spend money somewhere.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Considering the length and tone of the comments in this thread, I don’t think it is the people you call “you people” that are triggered.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
The concentration of CO2 is measured in parts per million. Just that simple fact make me believe it is very unlikely there ever is going to be economical to extract CO2 from the atmosphere at any significant scale.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
:D
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Rain in the face has honestly never bothered me. Somewhere between -5 and -10 degrees C I replace my bicycle helmet with a ski helmet and ski goggles. Somewhere there I also start wearing a baklava.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
I’ve bicycled (on a normal purely human powered bicycle before I got kids) all year round in Scandinavia (and Michigan) in both small and bigger cities for decades. I’ve been neither cold or wet very often. It’s not particularly hard to dre
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Riese & Müller Packster 70 Family. The only add on is a rain cover.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
I use an electric cargo bike. It's a really expensive one that cost almost $7000. You can get a perfectly usable one for less than half that price. I use it for what most people use their car for in 90% of their trips, including pickin
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
I thought it was a quite natural assumption, considering the same brake friction force and that the work done by that is the force times the distance. (W = Fs).
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
But the games might have more depth, and be more interesting, the more skilled you are.
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Some kind of shadow banning would be suitable. Let them play bots, or just other cheaters.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
My favourite example of that is retired physics professors who assume economics must be easy compared to physics and write opinion pieces about how the country should be run (and make first year economics student errors).
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Bring out the dictionary, because none of those paragraphs support your original claim that > Biodegradable simply means it breaks down into small pieces that you cannot see anymore. They're still there. The first paragraph you quot
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
None of your links support your claim.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
No, that is not true. But not all bioplastics are biodegradable.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Of course it is. And while it is of course is good that we don’t pump more fossil fuels from the ground to us as raw materials, the rest is very much the same as normal plastics. Most isn’t compostable, and some are even harder to recycle (
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
I always thought it was planted as a distraction from the questions that really would make a difference. We think about the turtles that don’t have to get plastic straws in their noses while we drive our SUVs from the drive in with the rest
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
That is how it works in Sweden. The companies are responsible for collecting and recycling the packaging materials.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
How does your cucumber last a month?! In particular cucumbers tend to get bad within a few days for us, which is very frustrating.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Why do you think the rules are decided by "a small committee of non-technical representatives and career bureaucrats informed by the news cycle of their time who make decades-lasting rules and ossified agency directives"? That wou
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Yes, let the free market decide what is a suitable level of safety! /s
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
If cars weren’t so ubiquitous otherwise in society, it would probably require several months of training to be licensed to drive a car in the workplace. And then you wouldn’t be allowed to drive faster than 15 mph except in special fenced i
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
What I find most striking is that people with very rudimentary training are allowed to use machinery of 1.5 tons and more, in public, in the vicinity of unprotected bystanders. This leads to about 43,000 deaths per year in the US alone. And
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Modern cars are safer for the occupants, but more dangerous for everyone else, not only pedestrians and bicyclists, but also occupants of other vehicles.
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
So, the Swedish word for union is fackförening, where fack is pronounced exactly as English fuck. There’s a story that Stig Malm, at the time the head of the biggest Swedish union, LO, went to Brussels and orated lengthily about the Swedis
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
What apparently a lot of commenters don’t know is that in Sweden a lot of things that in other countries are regulated by laws are regulate by agreements between the unions and corresponding organisations for the employers. This an order th
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
So the fighters in Syria are more discriminatory when they kill than the IDF. It’s a well known fact that Israel is limiting information coming out from Gaza. If all the reports about their indiscriminate killings were false, wouldn’t it be
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by Ma8ee 3y ago
Gaza’s population is very young, so these numbers reflect the demographics. If anything, it shows that Israel is indiscriminate in its killing in Gaza. Bombs tend to be that way. But of course, we don’t know what and who to trust. Maybe we

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