Neliquat

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by Neliquat 10y ago
Clean in the city, most of that power is still from coal, just further from your tailpipe. You are just moving numbers around.
512.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Got any facts to back up: 1. Zero degradation 2. Recycling (and producing) batteries has less e impact than petrol
513.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Honestly, less than 5% truly 'understand' moving flux distributions or top cylinder quenching effects. I think it means that they are comfortable with what their (limited) understanding tells them. I have built a dozen engines and
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Yes?
515.
by Neliquat 10y ago
I just got 3 calls in 4 hours from the same CASH NOW number. I wish there was a way to drag these asshats into small claims once a week like you can with some (email) spam.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Having owned 2 tb303s and currently a modded x0x, it is as close as you will get reliably. The tb303 doesent even always sound like a tb303.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Disclaimer: I am an avid cast iron user. It seems like cast iron fails on electric cooktops, or in the case of much of the thin modern cast iron cookware. In an effort to keep weight down to compete, they ruined the product. Gas flame mostl
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This is why I have private bacon reserves. Not joking, I have a deep freeze full of pork belly. Buying from your local farmer has perks beyond being trendy. Don't think for a minute that the quality of factory ham isn't suffering
519.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Not to mention the primary source of BPA usually being cross contamination from thermal receipts.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Riding the edge, does seem to work with some products. But it is also a game of prediction. My Model M was a great investment, but my modems went obsolete in months. Now my DSL modem is 8 years old, and still using the model m. Professional
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by Neliquat 10y ago
I feel like I have worked with people in corporate who sought these situations out. A no-work job was their goal, and boy did they work hard trying to achieve it.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
In the end, no matter the actual data, its human reception that matters. This seems to bear repeating.
523.
by Neliquat 10y ago
True, but not likely with beer except in the case of rations from what I understand. Its not quite like watering down wine or rum.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Kind of. All our cultured yeasts were once wild. Brewers cultivate their own yeast or use others. The most common way is to keep some after an especially good batch, and use it until it 'ages' and enough generations of yeast have
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by Neliquat 10y ago
As a home brewer, any of these styles, even 10% or higher is easily accomplished by any seasoned brewmaster. And for the quantity of beer brewed, and number of breweries, there must have been many. I must say that I cannot agree with the au
526.
by Neliquat 10y ago
TRUTH make me, quit for 10 years now, want to light up. That kind of half-truth fearmongering to kids is the posterchild of ineffectiveness. Moreover is sows distrust of the very channels to use to provide valuable public info. Calling it &
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by Neliquat 10y ago
It seems like once they get their costs nailed down leasing them, and basically taking the first X% profit, giving 'green' thinking people new tech to show off, leverageable during power events at a profit if done in concert with
528.
by Neliquat 10y ago
I have expounded this viewpoint before to similar comments from friends only to get a 'you're one of them' comment in return. I cannot recall a time in my life where I felt so much division. Please if you disagree with the po
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Annoyed that they never directly addressed the answer. But it seems obvious that it is by sale of the land, or rights/access to it. As anyone would agree Architecture is art, this question has long been settled. Essentially clickbait
530.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Pools closed forever.
531.
by Neliquat 10y ago
No true scottsman, the essay.
532.
by Neliquat 10y ago
I was expecting a snarky post with pics from the 90s, or today, with a point that tech never really centralized in the bay, just the money. But old pictures with questionable relevance are also nice.
533.
by Neliquat 10y ago
1up bar in Denver has a decent rotation last time I was out there.
534.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Its symbolic of not playing well with others and being bigoted against their view of the rest of the country. See: Texas Seriously, it may be all in fun, but it paints a sad message about the perceptions of people who participate.
535.
by Neliquat 10y ago
You should not post details of international fraud in public forums buddy.
536.
by Neliquat 10y ago
With us or against us is some bullshit logic. This is not a binary issue.
537.
by Neliquat 10y ago
Did we kiss it to death? I am getting a 500 error and hostgator landing page.
538.
by Neliquat 10y ago
No they are not. Please correct the title.
539.
by Neliquat 10y ago
This happens on military and intel bases regularly. Security is not always simple and clean. Common sense and observing warnings will suffice for most, but things happen.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Maybe not "new" in a systems perspective, but new outcomes thanks to being able to control the system.

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