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by alar44 5y ago
Textiles? No I don't shop for "textiles". I buy clothing, furniture, and curtains and I really don't care what any of them are made of as long as it's not snakes, fire, or nails.
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by alar44 5y ago
It seems to be a generational thing. Women over 40 are so much easier to date than early thirties and under. I'm 38 and it seems my generation or the ones younger just do it differently. I don't get it. I can't get them to go
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by alar44 5y ago
That typeface is terrible, I can't read that.
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by alar44 5y ago
Settlement: a place, typically one that has hitherto been uninhabited, where people establish a community. Yes. Nomads wouldn't count. Tired of people trying to redefine words especially when there's the aire of racism attached to
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by alar44 5y ago
In this context, that's exactly what we're talking about. To say the native Americans already settled the western US is being obtuse.
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by alar44 5y ago
Or people can just enjoy things in an organic way. I'm tired of "challenges". It's ok not to practice something every day. We don't need to be constantly working on ourselves. It's ok to just be.
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by alar44 5y ago
No, that is NPRs overall funding. The point is that no, most of it doesn't come from corporations.
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by alar44 5y ago
LOL. They range around libertarian on most topics and spiked is backed by the Koch brothers.
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by alar44 5y ago
Nope. This stuff is super easy to find. What's your agenda here? In 2017, NPR earned 38% of its revenue from individual contributions; 19% from corporate sponsorship and licensing; 10% from foundation donations; 10% from university lic
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by alar44 5y ago
Not so much failed as just outdated. That's like saying NCP is a failed product. It served it purpose for a time and as things changed, it was replaced. That being said, I don't know how SMTP hasn't been replaced yet. It shou
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by alar44 5y ago
What is the problem?
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by alar44 5y ago
You can't possibly be serious. Or maybe you don't know the difference between a journalist and a TV news reporter. They are not the same.
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by alar44 5y ago
Oh come on. A quick Google search will show you that NPR receives a few percent of its funding from the government. Grow up.
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by alar44 5y ago
It's nothing like that. Your memory is wiped out, you don't know who you are, you don't know when you are. It's like you're in an alien world, nothing looks familiar. Your ears are kind of buzzing and ringing, your
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by alar44 5y ago
You're missing the point of Sonos entirely. It's generally used to create zones in a house or workspace. It's not meant to be just a bluetooth receiver, there are a zillion other products that do that just fine.
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by alar44 5y ago
Any PC built int the last 15 years.
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by alar44 5y ago
You can think whatever you'd like.
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by alar44 5y ago
Explain how you know they are being scalped rather than the low supply increasing prices.
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by alar44 5y ago
There is zero evidence for this. Put up some studies or shut up.
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by alar44 5y ago
Midwest checking in. I see stop signs shot up all over the rural place. Are you pretending that you don't know what a redneck is?
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by alar44 5y ago
Thinking you can just buy 2 of everything is poor engineering practice. That's almost never practical. Engineering is about balancing reliability with other factors, not just over designing things. Then again, maybe you're right,
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by alar44 5y ago
Any land owner who's attended a hunter's safety course and has purchased a small game license and during the appropriate season. There are exceptions for some pests and farmers as well, but, no, in Wisconsin you can't just sh
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by alar44 5y ago
Feral cats are absolutely wrecking bird populations. They are legitimate pests.
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by alar44 5y ago
We do, they are called laws.
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by alar44 5y ago
No one is scalping Pis. They simply aren't valuable enough to scalp. There is a massive electronics shortage, in case you haven't heard.
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by alar44 5y ago
Damn! You finally figured it out! It was all just a fake thing we made up. You win!
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by alar44 5y ago
You've got some issues you need to sort out. Don't cut yourself on that edge.
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by alar44 5y ago
I have no problem reading this. You just didn't learn how to read cursive I guess.
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by alar44 5y ago
Lol, beat me to it.
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by alar44 5y ago
That's a common misconception. It stopped being more effecient when we stopped dipping pens or quills in ink. Lifting the pen from the paper tended to cause splattering too so you wanted to keep the pen on the paper rather than lifting

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