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by Wistar 6y ago
I should have been clearer. The news departments of those two Murdoch entities would not touch the story. Anything goes in the oped department.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Generally, unverifiable information is not given much airplay. Not even Fox News or the WSJ would touch this one. Making an outrageous accusation and then demanding that the accused defend themselves against it is an old Glenn Beck techniqu
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by Wistar 6y ago
No denial other than Joe Biden saying, "I have not taken a penny from any foreign source ever in my life," during the 3rd Presidential debate. It's not Biden's to deny, it's Giuliani's to prove.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Related: I have definitely lost my once lifelong habit of reading at least a book a week. It's down to about a book a year. Reading was such a big part of who I am and yet I now struggle to read a book. I keep buying them, however, I s
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by Wistar 6y ago
Be Best
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by Wistar 6y ago
The man's natural speaking voice is the loudest I have ever heard. I could identify him coming down a long corridor by his voice well before I could by sight. He drove a several-year old dark red Mercury Montego in which he almost ran
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by Wistar 6y ago
Photo viewer worked perfectly for a year and then started hanging on about every third photo. None of the "fixes" worked so I just lived with it. About a week ago, it started to work perfectly again and I have no idea why.
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by Wistar 6y ago
CraigMu was a big pusher behind cloud, too.
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by Wistar 6y ago
BMW's new i3 "Urban Suite" interior shown at CES this past January supposedly takes comforts to a new level, albeit just for the one passenger. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/304393-ces-2020-limo-for
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by Wistar 6y ago
Back in 2008, BMW introduced an "active" anti-fatigue feature in their X6 that subtly and continuously changed the contour of the seat. I tried it on a long drive, and it is barely perceptible. If I didn't know I had turned i
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by Wistar 6y ago
Those are usually eye-wateringly expensive but amazing.
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by Wistar 6y ago
R/G colorblind here. This is simply the best writing about my color vision deficit I have ever read. The charge status LED thing makes me crazy and I now wonder if I could use diffusion/ground glass or film over the LED with a lit
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by Wistar 6y ago
Along those lines are the commercial display panels intended for digital signage and advertising use. They usually have a very bright picture, are very durable, and have typically been quite expensive but that seems to be changing. Here are
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by Wistar 6y ago
Perhaps try this place: https://www.licoriceinternational.com/licorice/pc/Danish-Lic...
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by Wistar 6y ago
Agreed. I learned, and re-learned a lot about Excel from that video.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Thank you! I just ordered the P7200. Had I not seen your post, I'd have not been aware of the device.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I think that this was the article I was referencing. I apologize for not linking it with my comment. https://www.jonathan-cook.net/blog/2020-09-22/guardian-silen...
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by Wistar 6y ago
Starting about a year ago I began to see ever more articles in entertainment media about subscription fatigue and the coming "great re-bundling," especially in streaming services.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I owned forexample.com for 15 years or so and saw all kinds of mail but the most persistent was a record company owner who, from time-to-time, wrote semi-deranged angry emails demanding that I turn the domain over to him. I always had grand
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by Wistar 6y ago
Yes. The Cook Guardian piece did a great job of making me understand the weaselly underpinnings of this case.
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by Wistar 6y ago
From a year earlier, and related: Ars Technica: "No, I won’t install your app or subscribe to your newsletter." https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/12/the-u...
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by Wistar 6y ago
I've not ever made licorice so I will have to defer to your experience.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I find tarragon to be reminiscent of anise as well.
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by Wistar 6y ago
This was in 1987 and came from a little candy store across the street from where I lived in Østerbro just on the edge of Hellerup. IIRC it was sold loose as I remember him eating the pipes out of a paper bag.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Well, what about black licorice with salt and butter?
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by Wistar 6y ago
The licorice pipes were not the super-strong shiny black variety but the somewhat sweet, softer black licorice that, when torn, is a dark brown inside.
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by Wistar 6y ago
It usually is sold loose, by the gram, in DK.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Strong black licorice, "lakrids," abounds in Denmark. My brother visited me when I was living there and ate a pound or so of little, tobacco-pipe shaped licorice in an afternoon. He got profoundly ill with a racing heartbeat, ligh
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by Wistar 6y ago
A few years ago I found a desirable domain for a friend. I told her in person, pulled it up on hover for the first time right on her machine and had it ready to buy and told her to buy it right then. She said she wanted to first ask her des
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by Wistar 6y ago
A couple whose trailer they were towing with an RV had a flat tire and sparks from the rim scraping on the pavement touched off the enormous and deadly Carr Fire of 2018. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carr_Fire

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