Neliquat

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by Neliquat 10y ago
Strongly reminds me of primitive animal pens/trapping yards. Used in the ancient middle east to trap wandering animals.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
For noobs it often is. Also other sports like pole, climbing, gymnastics, etc require much more than iron.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Only ever heard it for straps.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This is patently untrue. Provide some data or get out of here. Squats are universally accepted as one of the best natural movements of the body to train.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
The water loss in the beginning is real, and accounts for most 1st month loss. After that comes the real progress. Some find the inital loss to be motivating, others feel the lull after is the opposite.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Filtered through the rose tinted glasses of their parents memories no less.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Its honestly annoying af. I had them on a previous car and had issues. The newer systems are better, but how hard is it to flick a switch? Are we too lazy to turn on the lights now? Maybe driving is too much trouble and fuss for some people
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by Neliquat 10y ago
As a friend of a few mechanics, i find this hard to swallow. The cars of the 50s are a joy to work on compared to most modern systems. Many will jump to work on a classic for that reason. Only chains are likely to turn an old car away, and
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Remember headlight wipers?
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Human might as well mean part machine. We are a product of our tools and structures more than any other. We have always been on this evolutionary path.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Please do all you can to support this. Send to your local makers, hackers, and geeks. Also kurig, john deere, and tesla owners may also be very excited.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Sounds great Benito.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Not if you look at the money tied up in the cargo, vs the fares refunded.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
I lived next to a popular airbnb rental. The lack of neighborly respect, trash, and noise are not imagined problems. At this point cops now cruise my rural dirt road once a day just because of it. Commercial activity in a residential area i
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Playing politics as a retailer seems like a deal with the devil. At some point parties and power shift, and you are attached to a side now. They should know better. Unless your biz is directly political, maybe you should focus on your secto
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by Neliquat 10y ago
If you cant just click on it, its paywalled. Idk why we put up with all this bs for the so so rag that is the WSJ. I just downvote paywalls and move on.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Just to read an article from wsj? No thanks.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Best tests. Easily done in the waking world (which is which?) Without looking like an idiot. 1. Lightswitches, they dont work right in dreams, shading is hard. 2. Clocks, or digital readouts. Time has no refrence and displays are oddly hard
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by Neliquat 10y ago
But what ancient lineage and obscure origin stories will you impress your friends and yourself with? The marketing is half the product with liquor, the only thing sold for human consumption not requiring an ingredient label.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Still have a dial up failover at home, it gets used for testing that it still works (i am a little amazed each time) more than any actual use. I am back to an oldschool external now, as it is still compatible with a dongle.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Totally legal in CA.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
So shoot yourself in the foot and hope to fly? No, the tech will be ready when its ready. The production tech is not ready. Free electricity will always win in a free market, so there is literally no radical fight needed, or wanted. If you
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by Neliquat 10y ago
I would imagine in plain sight, as extras, or just behind a door/prop. 360 is a bit new, but framing things out of a shot using line-of-sight is not. I also imagine with 360 you would need more cleanup in post for little things not not
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by Neliquat 10y ago
And can't be easily blown up by nukes. Seriously. Sagan himself sat at a committee that actually considered it for "national security" reasons, and iirc, found it 'feasible'.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
It is, but he feels doing business with someone who abuses his trust is not in his best interest. Call me snarky, but I totally agree.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Exactly. This is why level 2-4 automated cars scare the hell out of me.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
It depends, many water sources are naturally flurodated to levels equal to treated systems. At least 3 cities I know of in the USA regularly add no additional fluoride to meet standard levels.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Agreed, but. Most just bug you about 'updates' ad nausem until you have a moment of weakness and punch it in. At least some will autoconnect to open wifi. Sure YOURS is locked down, but what about your neighbors? Just 'turnin
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Agreed. The worst are the sectioned ones that ThumpThumpThump at about 20-50 cycles for miles. They collect rain in between sections and are more slippery, and less visible. Additionally, If you live where there is ice/snow, the road n
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Others in this thread have also suggested tax fraud. Hearsay in either direction are not facts.

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