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by ars 1y ago
In the fist place? That was 3,000 or so years ago.
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by ars 1y ago
Can you please not post antisemitic tropes?
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by ars 1y ago
That what Jordan did to the Jews in Jerusalem, and then handed the house to Palestinians who decided they want to make it their capital.
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by ars 1y ago
They also make one for home use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FK9SB5KR HOZO NeoBlade Wireless Ultrasonic Cutter It's from a kickstarter.
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by ars 1y ago
And for home use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FK9SB5KR HOZO NeoBlade Wireless Ultrasonic Cutter
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by ars 1y ago
> She had the 'tail' coming out the back, which made sense to her. > > Before working this out What's wrong with the tail coming out of the back? That's how all mice are used.
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by ars 1y ago
Only thing I've seen is that he was dating a trans M-T-F person, and that person was very cooperative with police. Although it makes you wonder about his gay comment engraved on the bullet. It's certainly not conclusive.
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by ars 1y ago
The other strains were not covered because they were not common. Now they are. Which means some new strain will become common. Is there any data on how quickly/easily new strains show up? I assume it's not as fast as cold/flu
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by ars 1y ago
> And a text terminal? Like DOS?? Who the hell is ever going to want to use that on a Mac? Me. I have to use a Mac at work, and I use the text terminal more than anything else on the computer. It doesn't help that Mac's don&#x2
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by ars 1y ago
We sure do, Sweden imports trash (actual trash, not recycling) because it's a huge part of their energy source. A large amount of plastic recycling is burned, but always in secret, because when people find out they freak out, because t
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by ars 1y ago
How is PET not a hydrocarbon (for the purposes of burning it)? It's (C10 H8 O4)n the oxygen makes it not technically a hydrocarbon, but it will burn just fine and cleanly. Your point about building waste is valid, but I think most of t
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by ars 1y ago
Most disposable plastic is not PVC. Because Chlorine prolongs the life of the plastic, it's specifically used on things that you don't throw out. In any case incinerators can handle the chlorine - it's so reactive that it&#x2
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by ars 1y ago
> it sounds like I'm just describing something like petrol in a solid form at room temperature That's what plastic IS. That's why it sounds like it, because plastic is in fact solid hydrocarbon. So not only is it not farfe
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by ars 1y ago
> but if it removes some of the plastic killing the ocean then i'm for it It doesn't. The plastics in the ocean don't come from your grocery store. They come from fishing gear and from places without municipal trash servic
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by ars 1y ago
The plastic bag also prolongs the life of the produce, which is the main reason I want it. Wasting produce is much worse for the environment than wasting a bag. After all if you don't litter the bag, throwing it out is pretty harmless.
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by ars 1y ago
> Any moderately reasonable system would be backwards compatible It is. Install: tzdata-legacy
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by ars 1y ago
You can also get shelf stable, canned, or powdered milk. That way you have it even with a power outage.
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by ars 1y ago
The US has more good ideas than any other country. Don't be pessimistic, look at how things are actually going and you'll see how the US has more startups, R&D, and new products than any other county. Also: This might be a goo
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by ars 1y ago
> of the leader of the Republican Party. You have too much partisanship on your mind. Harris (Democratic party leader) endorsed it: https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/12/politics/taxes-on-tips-elimin...
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by ars 1y ago
My point is that Democrats are implementing it by making classes worse for everyone. Republican states aren't doing that. It's not the concept of No Child Left Behind that is bad, it's the implementation (and it's used a
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by ars 1y ago
> intellectualism It's interesting to blame anti-intellectualism because Republicans are usually labeled with that. But simultaneously it's Democrats that will dumb down classes to make sure even the worst performing student wi
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by ars 1y ago
Are you thinking of Cambridge Analytica? That was a British company, not Israeli.
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by ars 1y ago
Yes, without it YouTube plays at like 5fps. If it matters, that proprietary nvidia stuff is still there with the 64 bit which is rock solid. Also, I tried disabling EGL in the 32 bit with no effect on the crashing.
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by ars 1y ago
If they are like me, they simply never realized they needed to re-install Firefox after upgrading the OS. Mozilla should try to automate this switch where the system is compatible to it.
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by ars 1y ago
I tried about:memory, I did not find anything useful. See also my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45173661 (I'm no longer running it, I switched to 64 bit and was VERY happy to no longer have crashes.)
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by ars 1y ago
No, this is Debian, it keeps the 32 bit libraries just as in-date as the 64 bit ones. It can handle having both at the same time.
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by ars 1y ago
See my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45173661
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by ars 1y ago
Here is one of the crash reports: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/15999dc2-9465-4... (I happened to have an un-subitted one which I just submitted, all the other ones I submitted are older than 6 mont
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by ars 1y ago
It's Debian, it can handle 32 bit and 64 bit applications at the same time, and the package manager makes sure you have all the dependencies. I didn't change libraries, it was a gradual switch where you convert applications to 64
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by ars 1y ago
32 bit Firefox doesn't work anyway. I had an old 32 bit Firefox and didn't change it when I switched to 64 bit installation (I didn't realize). It crashed NON-STOP. And it would not remember my profile when I shut down, which

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