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if you know it well enough to keep yourself safe then I'd usually say yes. The thing that differs between say... dealing with residential mains power vs spring is I can measure and have quite a bit of trust in materials used. springs I
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Japanese has long touted drinking various types of vinegar https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/gp/bestsellers/food-beverage/7... I always try random ones out whenever I get a chance. Never realising you n
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3y ago
my reading is no change in mass but less fat, meaning gained muscle instead of muscle loss...
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3y ago
with greater power comes greater responsibilities, I hereby present you https://eusprig.org/research-info/horror-stories/
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3y ago
air filtration isn't expensive nor hard... last generation cleaned water, perhaps we should clean the air. start small, indoors and transportation, reduce exposure simple stuff and just gotta do it.
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3y ago
/me put on my wizard robe
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3y ago
around 1999/2000 we made frequent trips to Texas to visit family and I got addicted to then huge packs of jalapeño chips, they were so good I brought whole cartful back to New Zealand. The further I flew (2 stop overs coz I am cheap) t
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3y ago
seemingly look like some whistle blower complaining about Anxun's swindling Chinese tax payer with inferior product etc.. don't really see anything of substance in terms of actual data/tools mentioned etc cute but nothing tha
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man thanks for the nostalgic rush, upon witnessing tucows a phrase I've not seen since forever I was instantly transported to 1998 searching with alta vista/infoseek getting gaming tips off happypuppy.com and updating my geocitie
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3y ago
Literature's power lies in it's low cost and broad viewpoints. And whatever topic became popular because they reflect the times. We must be in trouble, given Orwell became so popular. Extra so if powers that be deemed worthwhile t
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3y ago
just over 10yrs and my prescription used to get steadily worse due to the 20/20 power yet I stare at the screen (arms length) a lot. I was -4.75 and is now -4.25 I'm just happy it didn't progress into -10 arena. I have 3 pair
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3y ago
it's here! https://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/health/myopia/
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3y ago
I saw his article on reversing myopia and followed his advice to this day; I hope he doesn't mind me sharing his suggestions! "I think the next time I go for new glasses, I'll skip the progressives (which are extremely expens
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3y ago
this is hilarious, I cracked up at the loud part. Talented singer for sure with amplification down to boot!
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3y ago
I've always wondered whether strong singer would snore... they got to have pretty decent control as well as well exercised muscles in that area
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3y ago
whatever you do don't sell it to insurance companies...
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3y ago
Chinese netizens posed this question the other day, about how their police never seem to run into the US police issues unable to gain access; especially to iPhones. Many conspiracy theory surfaced from back door to rooted iCloud servers in
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3y ago
maybe he's discouraging university education...
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3y ago
make sure your knee are straight up and down, don't twist your knee going down stairs incorrectly.. it'd wear your knee out fast and unnecessarily
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3y ago
thanks! I've heard the pops during my winter trips but never associated with thermal expansion! Always thought I'd hit some animals or debris on the road.
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3y ago
kind of interesting how bell was able to spun off so much while modern companies aren't able to do so
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3y ago
yeah, it's not even a job well done the way it's done. usually more power tripping above all else. the security theatrics of TSA should be gutted to be honest. I remember flying into the US in the 80s, that was a treat. Very diffe
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3y ago
I had an Nintendo NDS, that thing was a beast in stand by power consumption, the battery was tiny I think no more than 2000mAh but every time I flipped it open it had power
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3y ago
Panasonic Let's Note series had an eco button that charges it up 80% only, man I love that series of laptops.
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3y ago
I did go with a wife and kids but no US passport, got pulled into a small room and questioned till we missed our connection flight, US customs is so obnoxious is the number 1 reason why I avoid travelling to the US...
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3y ago
just because technology exists doesn't mean we have to use them is a lesson I fear will take the world a long ass time to realise and internalise.
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3y ago
voted for the Kafkaesque of 2023
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3y ago
I'm sure you're remarkable enough congratulations for your hard work
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3y ago
LAX chews up suitcases to the point I think they should own shares in suitcase companies
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I was in Japan when the quake/tsunami/nuclear meltdown happened on 11th of March 2011. More specifically my fiancée and I was on a train bound for Tokyo on some slow train from Kusatsu; a charming winter wonderland with thermal sp
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