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>Finding a wagon is hard enough; try finding a manual transmission AWD wagon in the states! That would be why I bought a used 2010 Volvo V50—a wagon with AWD, 6-speed, and a turbo. Volvo sold so few of that model in the US I felt lucky t
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I’ve also closed my eyes and used a computer’s text-to-speech capability. I find this helpful when my writing is fresh and I’m apt to be reading as much from memory as with my eyes.
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The Utility of Suffering
(theredhandfiles.com)
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Foxconn Deal with Wisconsin Lowers Tax Breaks to $80M
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The Lost Art of Civil Discourse (2018)
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The “Awesome” Indignation of Philip Roth–and My Father
(esquire.com)
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6y ago
>Computer science peaked in the 80s-90s. There arent bold new ideas to add, just incremental progress. Any time I see a statement like this around here it never seems to include a suggestion. That's not to say there isn't somet
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6y ago
Edit > Paste And Match Style
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Someone Built an Engine Crane Out of Wood. Let's Do Math to See If It's Safe
(jalopnik.com)
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Is It Farewell to the Handshake?
(spectator.co.uk)
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Glynn Lunney, Key Flight Director with Apollo 13, Has Died
(npr.org)
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One Year Alone in Forest of Sweden Building a Log Cabin
(youtube.com)
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Revolutions and NAND Gates, Eight Cents, Wholesale
(interconnected.org)
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A Retrospective Look at Mac OS X Snow Leopard
(morrick.me)
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Bruce Blackburn, Designer of NASA Worm Logo, Has Died
(nytimes.com)
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Arianna Rosenbluth, Pioneering Figure in Data Science, Has Died
(findings.org)
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6y ago
Note: This is an Anthony Bourdain piece. Everything he says is true. Accurate. Helpful. Good to know. But he's also wrong because he's being idealistic. Followed to its logical conclusion, this piece indicates only the best people
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The 99% Invisible podcast discussed some of the effects of the skyway just last week. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/beneath-the-skyway
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> Anyone who gets on to the latest and greatest version of macOS with hardware that’s older than five years would be taking big risks. In general (with several exceptions), the longevity of the hardware was one of the attractive factors
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6y ago
Certainly, the historic justification for volumetric measuring is likely what you say, that scales were not a thing for most anyone to have until recently. My point was just that recipes used across generations in a family weren't back
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> Well, it CAN vary quite a lot theoretically, but that’s why there are guidelines on how to measure a cup of flour. So says my baker mom, and so says the internet. Where baking is done can override volumetric measuring, even with sound
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Michael Cusack, Who Helped Spark the Special Olympics, Died
(washingtonpost.com)
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The BBC series The Planets had an episode showing the 3d physical Mars map you describe. Jump to the 9:45 mark in this video to see it and some discussion of the canyon discussed in the article: https://www.dailymotion.com/
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Crossing 2000 Miles of Siberia to Reach One of the Most Isolated Cities on Earth
(thedrive.com)
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Joseph Bachelder III, Engineer of the Golden Parachute, Has Died
(nytimes.com)
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I got a second generation one about a year ago, free from someone I know who was going to pitch it. It's basically identical to the first models, just a slightly faster CPU. I used it two or three times to access an old multimedia CD-R
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6y ago
Not my department, so to speak, but I will pass that along. Thank you.
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Folks here may want to read more than just this piece at The Stacks Reader. But first, a disclaimer: The site is run by a dear friend and I have done a lot of behind the scenes work on the site content. So why poke around the site? The site
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You don't seem to be accounting for how widely covered Dylan material has historically been. There are plenty of Dylan songs that as far back as the 1960s brought more sales for others than for him. This has continued throughout his ca
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The Robots Are Coming to Restaurants
(diningout.com)
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