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Mister_X
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What a fantastic almost too good to be true breakthrough. Yup, "too good to be true" seems to pretty much sum it up unless some technical details reveal themselves. I just spent half an hour attempting to find out about the compan
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5y ago
I've read many papers on inflammation and it's myriad of causes, so I already do avoid those, and family sibling tobacco as well. I do hope this info can help the OP.
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Do you eat foods containing tomato's? I found after paying close attention for less than a year to the foods I eat, that when I consume foods containing tomato in any form or amount, that my fingers/hands (occasionally wrist) hurt
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5y ago
Here's an interesting mask review site I ran across a couple of days ago, looks legit. https://www.youtube.com/c/ArmbrustUSA/videos
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5y ago
Yeah, poison hemlock is not to be messed with at all. I have acute intermittent porphyria (a serious metabolic disorder) and was on a wild edible plant walk about 25 years ago on the Mendocino coast, the host pointed to something that looke
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5y ago
This has been my fave story of 2021 because it was clear to me very early on that she was a Fraud using psychological methods to manipulate older men. If you haven't been following the trial, this series at business insider has been qu
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Ah, thankfully this temblor was no big deal here in Fort Bragg on the Mendocino coast. Especially as compared to the Loma Prieta quake, I was in Mountian View for that one, it was an E-Ticket ride! At first I thought this quake was a big gu
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In early/mid 60's California the Alpine/Nordic fad occurred and suddenly fondue, Swedish meatballs and Skiing became popular, some restaurants adapted a ski lodge look with low lighting, lots of large exposed wooden beams, bl
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PaleFace - World Full of Cops https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrqMf1VG1DI
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Ha! It's only a shock to those who believed it couldn't happen here. I live 8 miles up Highway One in Fort Bragg and many shallow wells all along the coast have been going dry earlier every years since at least 2013. I tried for y
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5y ago
Well, I can't disagree about this title... but I ain't gonna Subscribe just to read it.
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5y ago
Since you went there... I'll remind you that children are renewable, whereas coal is not.
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5y ago
Eddie Hazel was one of the great "unknown" guitarists, and his discography is worth checking out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hazel#Discography
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It make perfect sense, motorcars of the time were mostly open to the environment, and early internal combustion engines had total loss oiling systems. So there was always an oil mist dispersing into the air around the running engine and ont
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Pretty sure that white sign says "Truck, Speed Limit 35, Radar Enforced". Also later in the video those yellow signs are Advisory only in California. And notice the partially overturning truck on some of those yellow signs, I'
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5y ago
Look at Meeeee!!!! Yup, it's another Teslafool behind the wheel. Tesla's are fine, it's just a small subset of the drivers are not right in the head, as my redneck cousin would say.
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40 years ago I used to live off Summit Road, and a few years later off Laurel Road, so I rode my Honda 750 over SR17 every day into Silicon Valley, or Santa Cruz on the weekends for shopping. And it's not that it's a dangerous hi
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6y ago
"...it calls Linux "GNU/Systemd"" Yeah, it would have taken less bits to use GNU/POS instead, because it ain't Linux anymore. Poettering Operating System.
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6y ago
This really hits home for me, as a motorcyclist and former planning commissioner of my city, I've lived on both sides. But in any changes we made, I always considered Safety First, such as installing traffic slowing measures, making cr
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6y ago
Ummm, does anyone make somthing like that for Vi? Asking for a friend.
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6y ago
OT, but I've had a MobiScribe e-Ink tablet for almost a couple of years now, I use it daily for notes and diagrams, fantastic tool, but that ReMarkable 2 e-ink tablet looks worthy of a closer look, Thanks! Oops, just checked, mine has
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6y ago
Heh, my father was a designer of the A-12 Archangel, and he always called them "Pratt & Whisky"
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I recall reading an article in Aviation Week maybe 30 years ago about turbine blades failing for an unknown reason, and it turned out it had to do with contaminates in the water they were using during engine builds or some such.
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Q: "What is a conspiracy theory under than a disagreement with the official versio of "the truth"?" Your question reminds me of religious proselytizers doing their best to muddy the intellectual waters to push their weak
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Dang... lost another authentic original, U-Roy was a reggae great. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U-Roy Wake The Town & Tell The People https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hULKj-oD86o I don't liste
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Thanks, I'm well aware of APRS, it's a neat technology, I know many Hams who use it, but don't feel the need. I travel long distances on my motorbike as often as I can, I go naked, no phone, no eletronics except my 2M transei
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So what you're saying is that you enjoy being part of the Noise, rather than the Signal. It comes off as callow and childish.
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Thanks for that, I tried getting my ticket when I was 12, but I have a probelm with numbers and time, difficult to explain until I got a brain scan years later. But years later, thanks to the FCC dropping the CW requirement, I was able to p
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I would love to see that Incorporated into a 2 M transceiver because I'm not aware of any commercial Ham radios that natively send text (yet). But during emergency nets some of us use Fldigi (short for Fast light digital), a free and o
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Great idea about the eink display, any way to save battery power is good, plus, the readability of the eink displays is fantastic. Gotta have a robust water resistant keyboard though.
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