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by Vrondi 5y ago
Pretty easy to add this aftermarket.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
You can aftermarket this with a simple replacement rear-view mirror/camera kit. Easy-peasy. Or an aftermarket car stereo/ camera kit.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Perhaps the most secure way forward is to make working remotely a "senior perk" that you earn after 6 months or a year of working in person.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
But, HIV mutates super easily, which is why we do not already have a more traditional vaccine that works. It will be a greater challenge in this regard than COVID-19/Omicron, not an easier one.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Bring it in. Screw hoses onto taps. Plug into electrical socket. Check level. Done. That's usually the entire process. Why would anyone want to complicate such a simple thing? Only the absolutely lowest end student slum apartments wher
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by Vrondi 5y ago
It is relatively easy to add a new stereo that has a screen which can display a backup camera to an old truck. It doesn't need to have been original factory equipment to be adequate. I did this for a 2003 vehicle. I have backup camera&
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by Vrondi 5y ago
No, but if something is abandoned by a company, then it should be made open. Your car/dishwasher/washing machine/thermostat/door locks should not stop working because some brilliant small company was bad at the profit si
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by Vrondi 5y ago
No, it isn't weird. Some things should be simple, just work, and not require wifi.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Hilarious! I cannot comprehend why anyone would buy a dishwasher with wifi. Ever. A dishwasher worth having should last at least 10 years. By the end of that time, the wifi security spec it is compatible with is likely to be a huge security
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by Vrondi 5y ago
They cancelled mine because I connected to the same remote computer 3 times in one month. No, really. Cancelled for commercial use for repeatedly connecting to the same computer. Well, duh, what else would I want this software for? Thereaft
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Yes, as a person with a medical history of immune system disorder triggered by a vaccine, I am repeatedly astonished that the medical system and government keep claiming things we don't yet have data for, and trying to force _everyone_
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by Vrondi 5y ago
One of the things that has made it hard to believe the drug companies behind the new vaccines are trustworthy is the way that they and the medical establishment has continuously claimed that these vaccines have good long-term safety, when l
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by Vrondi 5y ago
In my part of the USA, there are no laws outlawing walkable neighborhoods. Small, convenient commercial space is not banned. However, renting or leasing a small shop space in our quaint, cute, walkable downtown is _expensive_. It is cheaper
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by Vrondi 5y ago
It isn't outlawed in most places, it's just that profit-driven property developers, often building outside city limits threw up malls quickly so they could rake in the greater immediate profit from retail spaces vs housing. They&#
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Also, there is no public transit in a lot of America. You drive your car to a mall that might be a good distance away in a lot of the country, so you need the vast parking areas. Or you did, before online shopping, pandemic, etc. On "m
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by Vrondi 5y ago
When did the UK roof over the high streets?
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by Vrondi 5y ago
It only goes over a little creek. Not even a river.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Breathe a little. Concentrate on parenting your child, not on obsessing with what everyone else thinks. If dealing with all the tech and giving away your child's data does _not_ stress you out, then wonderful! Go find somewhere enthusi
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by Vrondi 5y ago
It really seems like they've been saying to take a deep breath and not pressure yourself into giving away all your data, and people here are self-defensively over-reacting. Saying that you don't _have_ to stress yourself out by be
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Bless you! This is superb.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
We just need to grow the organs in the lab.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
They like to be under the edge of decidious forest in a wet climate, near a stream bank if possible. That's their optimal wild growing position.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
They most often taste like some combo of berry/banana/papaya when ripe. Different trees give slightly different flavor profiles. They must be eaten when the skin is starting to turn black, as that is when they are ripe. Eating the
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Pawpaws are a North American Papaya, and are totally safe to eat. Just don't eat the incredibly hard huge seed (just the same as apples, duh), and you will avoid all possibility of harm.
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by Vrondi 5y ago
But no, it doesn't look like Queen Anne's Lace. Queen Anne's lace grows in a very flat circle of small white flowers, not this dome shape made of tiny domes. Queen Anne's lace has a dark spot in the center of the disk of
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Does the UK not already have the "Certified pre-owned" programs that car dealers in the USA have had for decades? You buy a certified pre-owned Ford, GMC, Toyota, etc, and it's a used car that has been inspected and refurbish
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by Vrondi 5y ago
Someone tell this poor author about FreshRSS!
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That was part of the 1990s "fat is evil" thing.
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In the 1990s, fat. was. poison. The fat free craze then is what led to many more food items having added sugar then ever before. They took out the fat, and added more forms of sugar to more foods. Demonizing one food type completely just b
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by Vrondi 5y ago
TL:DR: by expecting/allowing less, we offer less, and get less from our students. The first place to stop would be to stop lowering our expectations of all children. The more the drive standards down to the lowest common denominator in

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