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by Smoosh 2y ago
It didn’t help the pterosaurs!
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by Smoosh 2y ago
You’re seriously quoting an article on spiked-online.com as if it is a truthful and authoritative source? No, I can’t accept that.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
In discussions like this, I like to bring up Heather McKay. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heather_McKay “She lost only two matches in her entire career (in 1960 and 1962), and was unbeaten in competitive squash matches
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by Smoosh 2y ago
“Everything in moderation, including moderation.” — Oscar Wilde I try to live my life by this combined with “Variety's the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavor.” — William Cowper.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
The article seems to equate detecting a higher predisposition to prostate cancer with having prostate cancer. It confused me.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
Everyone you can who may move the needle in the right direction. There are no guarantees that it will help, but doing nothing is even less likely to improve things.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
I found almost all of the Marti videos are interesting, well made, and worth watching.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
No, that was about the dish at Parkes, this is about the Tidbinbilla dish, near Canberra.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
So often I see the word robot used, when machine would be more appropriate.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
Remember that if someone else is made worse off, logically you must now be better off. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-sum_game
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by Smoosh 2y ago
Setup is a noun, set up is the corresponding verb.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
I think that English is hard, and there are more exceptions than rules, so when learning it, correct answers are drilled into the student. For some people this translates into intolerance of “alternative” variations.
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by Smoosh 2y ago
Not my field, but I think If you want permission, you ask “May I?”, if you want confirmation, you ask “Can I?” https://writingexplained.org/can-vs-may-difference
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by Smoosh 2y ago
But have you used the new 3.6 release which uses pfnaphell integration to stochastically pre-convolute the tertiary nodes? It's a game-changer!
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by Smoosh 2y ago
Yes, I prefer "Woman with a ferret[1]" myself. A better work in almost every way. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_with_an_Ermine
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by Smoosh 2y ago
That assessment can probably be scaled up to the USA as a whole.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Responding to point 1, it is interesting that this is diametrically opposed to recent rulings by SCOTUS which have ruled that government agencies (EPA for example) cannot act without specific supporting legislation.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Fortnine recently made a video (motorcycles, but still applicable) which I think aids in understanding the issues and debunks some incorrect ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSZiKrtJ7Y0
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by Smoosh 3y ago
The features aren’t removed, they’re still there and contributed to the high base price, but you just haven’t paid the extra charge to use them. [obviously, I think this is an abhorrent idea].
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Yes, I was disappointed to find only one or two images from each famous artist.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
@dang can we get the greengrocer's apostrophe taken out of the title please. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe#Superfluous_apostro... )
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I believe it's Kurtis with a "K".
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by Smoosh 3y ago
No, this is clearly a scam, as us audiophiles know you don’t demagnetise the disc, you demagnetise the laser read/write head.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Yes, but they already have a copy of your contract/document, yes? By which I mean to point out the problem that the people signing the contract/document aren’t the ones choosing the signing service company.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
It makes sense in Australia as NewsCorp (and to a lesser extent, the other trad media companies) has much influence over public opinion via TV and newspapers, so political parties are beholden to it, and thus the legislation to force intern
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I certainly did. There is a batch process to cull old records. It checks for customers who do not have a date of death recorded but are > 130 years old, as it assumes that we weren't informed of their death. It takes 130 years from
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I think that the right lost the battle over gay rights as general attitudes had become accepting of them over the past 3-5 decades, but they don't want to lose the war so they are digging in over rights for transgender people.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Been spending most our lives walking up and down in aisle 5
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by Smoosh 3y ago
My advice looking back over the past 25 years . . . stay in the bunker.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I suspect that it can also be likened to "when the only tool you have is a hammer...". An MBA will see a product with flagging sales and solve it by cutting people, products and costs to improve the numbers. An engineer will see t

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