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by aksss 4y ago
You’re missing a closing tag.
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by aksss 4y ago
but free , ammaright?
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This is about the shaky existence one group of people will have living the H/G lifestyle. Animal populations fluctuate naturally, disease and accidents affect skilled workers, affect animals, plants. Droughts the same. H/G populat
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by aksss 4y ago
Nonstop action though. Also not sure MV’s story and characters really clear the hurdle you’re setting for gray man, it’s only saving grace perhaps being that it’s cousin to a TV show that filled out many cliches in full prime time glory 35
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by aksss 4y ago
This parody scene from Carrotblanca is golden.. https://youtu.be/sKxP18Kvgr8?t=290 ...lets we take Casablanca too seriously.
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by aksss 4y ago
Honestly, this scene was never my favorite, and in fact may be one of the the few points where I find the gears grinding in the film. I can understand the author's reasoning and desire to wallow in it frame by frame, but reading the ar
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by aksss 4y ago
Great critique, thanks for sharing it.
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Curious what you think of The Gray Man (2022).
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Per article: "100,000,000 kg if we include the Outer GPGP. Thus, if we repeat this 100,000 kg haul 1,000 times – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch will be gone...we are ready to move on to our new and expanded System 03, which is expecte
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by aksss 4y ago
Hunter-gatherer cultures were also only ever one bad season away from starvation/famine, highly dependent upon very specialized workers. Agriculture required more work in quantity of hours, but there are decided advantages to it - gene
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He explained himself well.
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No, I think you’re missing the idea that this is a thought exercise to test the statement of police being “overall” bad.
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It’s a thought exercise to examine the validity of the “overall” judgement. Obviously(??) suddenly is not possible or preferable.
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by aksss 4y ago
I think the idea of a line being drawn at interference is pretty well established and could see the 8-foot rule as trying to establish a useable standard. How does it apply in a traffic stop though? Not sure if there are conditions for the
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by aksss 4y ago
> I can not possibly believe that the police are an overall force for good. Simple test: will it hurt more _overall_ to suddenly lose them or keep them? > You can turn on the news and the evidence is right there. Selection bias is hug
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Is that including suicides?
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Guns are very primitive tech by today’s standards. Someone who has crossed ethical/moral hurdles of deciding to take other peoples’ lives will see prohibition as a speed bump.
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by aksss 4y ago
https://www.thoughtco.com/fossilized-or-petrified-1438948#:~... . What's the difference between fossilized and petrified? It can be a little confusing. A fossil is any evidence of life that has been preserved in rock. F
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by aksss 4y ago
This ruling has zero effect in my state where abortion is protected under the state constitution, and there’s near zero chance of a constitutional convention being formed in my lifetime, much less enough consensus being found at such a meet
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> There is no way this can be upheld, right? Interstate travel is specifically protected federally and incorporated against the states. Kavanaugh’s concurring opinion specifically says this is an easy question to answer and it would be p
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> at least a few dissenters presenting more factual alternatives? Are there not?
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by aksss 4y ago
China gives its critics plenty to work with. And, no, critics of China are not automatically or even likely racist and xenophobic.
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by aksss 4y ago
The legal question here is whether the federal government of the United States, absent legislation, is able to compel the states to allow abortions up to a certain time window of pregnancy. The ruling today says that the federal government
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by aksss 4y ago
Not necessarily. The best way to get it is arguably via the sun, but with caveats. Because of the thickness of the atmosphere when the sun is at lower altitudes you will only start to get enough UV-B penetrating when the sun is at an angle
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by aksss 4y ago
Lavalier mics work great, IMO, and some good bookshelf speakers (unless you're in a mixed use home environment, I guess).
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by aksss 4y ago
DSLRs can be pretty old - I have a Canon EOS on on the shelf that outputs a clean 1080 picture, looks great, and is over 15 years old. Looks great, but the latency in the video signal sucks. Probably same Elgato capture card you have. You&#
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Gross.. no.
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> MX Ergo…remarkably excellent. Great mouse but always am missing the scroll wheels from the MX Master. As soon as they release a new MX Ergo with upgraded wheels, I’ll be upgrading. Just smoosh the two together and it will be excellent.
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> cultural norms changing Like what? Greater acceptance of sirens, roosters, kids, dogs, and motorbikes in background while people talking?
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Camera aside - people will do wonders for their video presence by putting some effort into their background and lighting. If you’re not going to use a blur or picture background, clean up the area, consider how it functions as a backdrop (i

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