anenefan

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by anenefan 5mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13070876/
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by anenefan 5mo ago
Ah sorry not in regard to that, more blowing a foot off to get an itch - so in context, ignoring all the things that would happen if they were to antagonise the region, certainly brave. There is no winning with a large population because on
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by anenefan 5mo ago
I would differentiate "the US" from the "Trumpers." Trump and Co were warned via proper channels ... and that information was ignored. Trumpers were brave and full of bravado ... real gung-ho, until it dawned on them h
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by anenefan 5mo ago
Part of cultural history and insight into their daily lives might be lost, but one of the things LLMs should be good at is preserving and enabling the teaching of the language to anyone who may find they need to speak it at a later date. I&
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by anenefan 5mo ago
I'm not a doctor so all I can do is point you to places like [1] though I've had tinnitus for 30 plus years. I worked around loud equipment with inadequate ear protection - but the defining blow was having my head beside a push b
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Also relevant https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48014475 [70% of American farmers don't have enough fertilizer for 2026]
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by anenefan 6mo ago
I dare say live input areas would be primarily more open to security issues along with a couple of other minor things.
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Well if you need to do so, you could use what's already on site for example [1] looking for stories on startups -- it seems to thin out ai. Actually [2] does ok, of course search doesn't list dead links. [1] https://hn.
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Population here is over 27 million atm. [1] [2] The idea we can simply change land use here seems simple too, but much of the agricultural industry has boxed themselves in, applying nasty BS to the ground which used to be not safe to grow
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Ongoing issue. [1] With poop having up to 15% fat, the world is missing out on a good fuel resource. [1] https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/20/next-border-fight-s...
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by anenefan 6mo ago
One should try for the original source or earliest working source. I understand not using [1] as the site doesn't play well with older browsers - line 923 of source code for me. Alternatively [2] and [3] are a couple weeks earlier. The
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by anenefan 6mo ago
The story is a file storage preferred the batshit crazy design of bulk delete once file storage limit was met or exceeded for whatever period and relied on a email never fails method to inform their user. Well it's super f'ed.
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Clearly my favourite post is one where it spawned many comments, and in the comments I noted someone who could probably give a credible response to a question I had about a facet of fuel production that a real and clear answer had eluded me
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Since MSN doesn't like my use of a non edge device and won't serve the news item - other people might also have the same issue - a link to same subject. [1] [1] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmeda
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by anenefan 6mo ago
I just loved taking the time and care to pick a book as a fitting gift mostly for birthday or Christmas presents for the kids about over the years who could really use a practical book. It's not something I've done for over a dec
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by anenefan 6mo ago
" ... most people would not believe how much time and money has been wasted trying to find innovative new ways to serve and capitalize on the CA biodiesel market" I am curious as to what is meant. Refinery side innovation or ma
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Yeah, 1 - 5 with left hand method is how I was taught, but last couple of years, old and stiff perhaps, the left ring finger with out even thinking about it, is what I end up using -- my little finger is also much shorter. I'm lazy at
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Thank you so much for that. I had tried searches various times and got little information. Bio fuel is what most people think of when it comes to renewable - though by way of proper refinery processes, none of the issues or perceived issues
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by anenefan 6mo ago
[off topic] Given your background,I was wondering if you could offer some clarification if I'd read some Bs or just misunderstood. Long ago I had read something in a petrochemical book, maybe I got wrong, but one little section I skim
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by anenefan 6mo ago
I am wondering which social media company will eventually get to be first or if the powers that be will simply select a sample of under 16s from each and issue fines at some point down the road. It's simply too good a cash cow not to
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Given how bad fires have been in recent years, management might be getting rather anxious - safe is better than sorry. Not being in the USA I do not know is Bayer still holds a patent regarding Roundup sales in the USA as any meaningful pat
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by anenefan 6mo ago
"Scientists are wary of glyphosate." Those the media call scientists, only label them so when it's convenient. "Scientists" are also wary of coffee, red meat -- etcetera. Like coffee not all Roundup is the same,
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Buy a cradle / bracket for the bike pump, and a pump will live there - most of the low air issue is solved. A lot depends what sort of roads are available really. In Australia in my locale there are some simple things a rider should co
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by anenefan 6mo ago
https://eartharchives.org/articles/the-biggest-insect-ever-w...
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by anenefan 6mo ago
When replying should I care content such as what in the above comment is something facebook fanboys will find it very upsetting ... should I write with more sensitivity and feeling in mind ... or would it not matter - the truth would stil
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Any time the powers want to do something to help out Fat Cats and top end companies with something they don't like happening, any action thrust out, the excuse it's always "for the children" or "think of the child
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Not allow is not the right phrase. I know from surfing a few tractor forums a few years back, in regard to JD in the US, third party repairs do happen, parts brought from JD and the mechanic or shop verified the repair as complete - but
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by anenefan 6mo ago
There was a time where John deere themselves provided various models workshop manuals online but times changed to where they got really precious. I think their parts breakdown for all of their tractor models as of 5 years ago was still onl
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Earlier thread on the same tractors but article with less focus on John Deere BS. [1] The problem for farmers isn't actually just the idea of one company that's decided to make $$$$ on servicing even for unlocking a repair that&
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by anenefan 6mo ago
More likely you and others are encountering a common browser pirate as I have termed them - sites don't typically load from one site, but call a bunch of other web resources, and some come free but at a cost like heavily intrusive s

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