PeanutNore

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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Doesn't California have a massive surplus?
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
It's practically an article of faith on here that these scooter companies are providing a valuable public service and deserve to succeed, but I have yet to see a single halfway decent argument for why that's the case. From where I
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Sounds like you were using it wrong
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
This happens to Scottish stuff all the time. When something or someone from Scotland becomes internationally notable for something good, suddenly it's "British". If it's for something bad, though, it'll stay Scottis
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I prefer the peach pickin' jams of the Allman Brothers Band
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Almost all of the tools used to do legal stuff can also be used to do illegal stuff. You think scam websites are deep down built on Linux and Apache like everything else?
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
It's almost definitely an on the spot improvised solo and the fade is probably covering up a sudden and abrupt end to it.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Maybe it's the musician in me, but I can't listen to a song that fades out at the end without wondering how the band really ends the song when they play it live.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
"Even a broken clock..." and all that.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I have a Commodore 64 and due to its age it's a rather temperamental piece of equipment, and the 1541 disk drive even more so. I'm planning to replace all of the electrolytic capacitors in it which should help a lot, but that&#x27
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Small "d" democratic is something done through the process of democracy. Capital "D" Democratic is something belonging to the Democrats. It's that capitalization which indicates that it's a proper noun and refe
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I was thinking about this sort of thing the other day, and the word "fanatic" really stuck in my mind. I especially like this word for its religious connotations, because for some of these people their politics, and more specifica
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
What does it say about me if I find the people at the top of the status hierarchy to be profoundly uncool and don't want anything to do with them?
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
It was at almost exactly the halfway point (~page 548 of 1080) of Infinite Jest that the plot coalesced into something coherent that really made me want to keep going to find out what happens. Prior to that point, it was only the strength o
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
The N-type enhancement mode MOSFETs it uses require a positive gate-to-source voltage to turn on, and are turned off by pulling the gate-to-source voltage down to 0v. The gate itself forms a capacitor which must be charged to allow the gate
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I just can't trust a man who doesn't trust his suspenders
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
It's likely that people outside the Northeast believe that their local pizza is, in fact, good, even if it's not made to satisfy Northeastern ideas about how pizza should be.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I recall taking a course in college called "Persuasion" which spent a considerable amount of time examining this exact question.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
This will probably actually run more games than you'd expect. Intel does a pretty decent job with the iGPUs in their low power embedded processors. I'd expect anything from before 2010 or so to run fine, along with more modern e-s
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
Likely it's due to the Controlled Substances Act - one of the most common ADHD medications, Adderall, is schedule 2 or schedule 3. Electronic prescribing for controlled substances (EPCS) has strict requirements and your local pharmacy
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
The integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain is controlled by a specific federal law, Title II of the Drug Quality and Security Act of 2013, also known as the Drug Supply Chain Security Act. The potential liability they would be exposin
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
It will prevent objects from shedding heat through radiation, but it does not seem that it will in any way prevent them from shedding heat through conduction, convection, or evaporation. If the film were on the outer layer of a garment, as
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I shoot a lot of Fujichrome positive film in 35mm and 120 formats. It will be nice to have another option available, because sometimes it seems like Fuji really doesn't want to be in the film business anymore. I've got a cartridge
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
I'm not sure if it really makes sense to see a nephrologist every 6 months to clean the gunk out of your kidneys, but I may be mistaken. That's what you meant, right? The most important organ, the kidney?
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
The solution to being Googled by everyone you meet is obviously to have a name that's common as mud, or alternatively to share the same name as someone famous.
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by PeanutNore 8y ago
A lot of the Tesla equipment is still in use by JJ Electronic in Slovakia who are still making a lot of the popular tube types found in musical instrument amplifiers.
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by PeanutNore 9y ago
"Mechanical Engineer" is going to remain a viable career for any kid interested in physics for the foreseeable future.
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by PeanutNore 9y ago
If your fingers get "mucky" while using a bidet you're doing something terribly, terribly wrong. The point of a bidet is so your hands don't need to get anywhere near your, uh, "vent". If you're just going
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by PeanutNore 9y ago
Sounds like a pretty edgy edge case to me. In a more typical deployment like a laptop with a built in display or a desktop with a single 1080p or 1440p monitor you can pick from a variety of distributions that on firm "it just works&qu
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by PeanutNore 9y ago
I've read elsewhere that film festivals like Cannes also perform a vital business function for independent filmmakers whereby distributors attend to find movies they want to buy the rights to distribute to more theaters in various coun

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