RenRav

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by RenRav 7y ago
Zooms fine with Brave on Android.
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by RenRav 7y ago
So instead of repopulating the declining starfish, the cause of the urchin boom, they will ranch urchins to fatten them to eventually sell? I guess you do what makes money.
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by RenRav 7y ago
>only adopt a technology if they see that the benefit outweighs the cost I remember reading this explanation a while ago and it seemed completely logical. I feel like I've been swept away with a lot of things without ever stopping t
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by RenRav 7y ago
Thanks for the link
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by RenRav 7y ago
Notepad2 is good notepad replacement. A few options checked and it even looks the same. It feels somewhere between notepad and notepad++.
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by RenRav 7y ago
Don't weather reports include pollen measurements? I wonder if there is just less people outside on those days. Criminals might also have pollen allergies?
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by RenRav 7y ago
You can do without voting. All you need is a way to discern what is popular, in order to display 'popular' and 'new' categories. For example by measuring comments and clicks, maybe the amount of time users spend on the c
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by RenRav 7y ago
Success in life shouldn't be measured solely by someone's wealth. Not if you value happiness. Beyond a certain point wealth doesn't increase a person's happiness. It is pathological to even consider sacrificing your happ
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by RenRav 7y ago
https://marketmadhouse.com/tag/the-pundit-classs-knives-come... Alternative link
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by RenRav 7y ago
>We removed everything that doesn't add to a simple experience; making it ultra-slim, pure and compatible with your other gadgets. >The menu and remote has been replaced with the Iron Cast App, where your can create profiles and
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by RenRav 7y ago
I don't about safety, but back in the day my nieces used to get their clothing covered in black residue from their park's new rubber mulch.
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by RenRav 7y ago
That's a good way increase the value. I believe now it's just not profitable to do all the sorting. Maybe it would become viable if everyone had to incorporate a portion of recycled plastic and there was this sudden demand.
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by RenRav 7y ago
It seems they just crack open a crypt every few years to perpetuate the tourism. I know that's not the case but it feels like it with every new discovery making its rounds in articles as the important to date.
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by RenRav 7y ago
Is this for thermoplastics? Or does it include thermosetting plastic and rubbers? It would be interesting if they could actually recycle car tires, I believe what currently happens is burning or shredding into mulch.
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by RenRav 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_crime#In_...
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by RenRav 7y ago
Some control over this stuff would be nice.
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by RenRav 7y ago
>People like Jaron Lanier felt that online discourse would suffer if there wasn’t some nominal cost to, say, sending an email. Interesting, and I think to some extent it is true.
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by RenRav 7y ago
That tunic is incredible! I can't believe it's around 1700 years old. I wonder how fast it would deteriorate once melted from the ice if it wasn't discovered. The glaciers melting is a sad thing but at least this aspect of it
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by RenRav 7y ago
Is there any decent alternative to Youtube yet? This is getting ridiculous.
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by RenRav 7y ago
This seems fair. You follow rules in tournaments. It isn't really a platform for you as an individual, you are on their platform. I doubt anyone expects to see or hear politics or religion in a videogame tournament.
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by RenRav 7y ago
Unless they include the pronoun by their name... good luck. There could be a macro that expands into the pronoun or whoever you're responding to.
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by RenRav 7y ago
Related to this, he's made a whole slew of longbet predictions on us consumimg less of these resources. http://longbets.org/user/amcafee/
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by RenRav 7y ago
It seems to be rubber tubing that clips either your legs or shoes together? This shortens your stride a bit, but somehow also makes the transition from one foot to the other more efficient.
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by RenRav 7y ago
Someone should build a phone app that removes eyeball reflections and exif data. I have a feeling that, when people take selfies, they are using other apps and not their camera app itself.
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by RenRav 7y ago
What is the purpose of being long, so you can comfortably hold it with one hand? You can't really do that since it's touchscreen, you'll be touching the screen by accident more often from having to hold the phone with a claw-
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by RenRav 7y ago
The 4 Billion Dollar Tweet. That will surely end up as the title on some future youtube video.
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by RenRav 7y ago
With the phone jack dying, and every brand coming up with their own wireless sets, this annoyance will become more common. Hopefully someone eventually makes something that is repair-friendly.
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by RenRav 7y ago
The parts of fruit preservation were interesting, though I couldn't get the link to work for the section detailing preservation using salt water. I never heard of encasing unripe fruit still on the vine with mud. Burying grapes in sand
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by RenRav 7y ago
Pretty cool, reminds of how Advanced Renamer handles batch renaming filenames through a visual stack of methods, like sorting, regex replacing, trimming, renumbering, etc. I think that's a really useful thing. There are lots of other w
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by RenRav 7y ago
Measured solely by quality, maybe, but it is often faster and cheaper.

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