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3y ago
Good Plan, He is well suited to plug trenches, add extra grease for easy extraction...
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3y ago
I have electric lights and a smoke detector in all rooms and some battery flash lights or torches with no fire and never leap from windows.
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3y ago
well, with fire/smoke detectors in every room....little need and when you are on the 30th floor - do you want to exfenestrate?
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3y ago
A few factory made home startups have come and gone. Sadly the standards/codes vary state by state = hard to automate. I can see a large market for 9 foot panels 4 feet wide with a pre-wired plug as an option to have a wire to an attic
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3y ago
Yes, they were huge in the depression. I live in one my parents bought and built in the 30's for $1400. One large room, 2 bedrooms 12x12, kitchen 9x12, bathroom 7x7, mudroom 7x7. Just wood. They used an early lay-away plan and it arri
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3y ago
Squeeze a slippery melon pip between thumb and finger and aim it at a friend = flies at him/her a lot faster than the driving finger speed = phase velocity - not good for FTL in our universe...
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3y ago
Same as Russian corruption, albeit on a smaller scale. Why do they do it? Because they can escape retribution. Recourse - possibly, after they fight and defeat warrior lobbyists(in mortal combat BTW, as they see an existential threat to the
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3y ago
You may have heard 'nature abhors a vacuum' stated. Most solid materials are almost incompressible, either in solid or liquid form. solid steel, liquid oil, etc only gets smaller when subjected to enormous pressure. To make it sm
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3y ago
Yes, I made a 2x error in my mental math, and the edit window had closed by the time I saw it.
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3y ago
The most likely first failure is the window. At that instant a rapid turbulent fill event would occur. The outside pressure and the hole diameter will provide a calculable interval for the internal volume to fill. At 12,000 feet = 800 atmos
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3y ago
India is losing track of dollars, and their added taxes, so they are creating hurdles in the payment process to make sure their tax component is collected and they get it. There are a host of countries doing the same thing = compiles PITA f
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3y ago
Would Russia have sent some 'tourists' to grab this vessel from the crew? This is a speculation, but recent activity re Nordstream as well as vulnerable undersea communications cable in the Baltic and North America and my sure kno
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3y ago
Yes, that large sucking IPO CEO insect...
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3y ago
Could you send me a car so I can rob the driver or steal his/her car - I need a free ride. I am sure many crooked people have a credit card they can burn?
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3y ago
Back in the day, all shops were barricaded, goods in the back, flat counter and you ask item by item for packaged good. For meat = butcher, what do you want and weight. For vegetables you went to a green grocer, smokes - tobacconist, just l
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3y ago
I hear the F-35 has a lot more off axis G forces - any test pilots confirm?
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3y ago
The bleeding has started, management badgering the wound will keep it flowing - Oxen have died from large persisting sucking insects. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/mosquitoes...
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3y ago
CYBERTRACE?? does not exist
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3y ago
This is a rear guard action, in a few months - little more, tech will do an end run. https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2012/01/18/sopa-me...
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3y ago
This is indeed the problem, perhaps longer posting latency will reduce B/W demands at the cost of chatterboxy response times?
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I think the Tesla flat stainless steel idea was quite novel. Depending on the SS for integral strength is a good idea = OK for a prototype. The brakes are a bolt-on from another vehicle. Impact/crush resistance are at the prototype sta
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3y ago
Big $$ begets big Ads begets I am outa here...
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Reddit is snakebit - doomed to die...
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3y ago
The smell lingers..
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Odious Toadius, as BJ should be addresses, was the architect of the worst possible outcome for the UK - the exit of the UK from the common market - which has already drilled a huge hole in the bottom of the ship. The UK has embarked on a st
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It is a relic of the old UK indentured servant system, where the only funds an indentured person could have to ever pay off his indenture was tips from visitors. Later in the USA, this expanded to add slaves who gathered tips to gain freedo
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Frying = heat above the Maillard reaction range. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maillard_reaction#:~:text=The%... . I think microwaves work fine for boilable food(Broccoli, rice potatoes etc) and a pressure cooker would
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You could squeeze between two flat heated plates, To allow steam to vents, a number of small holes would do it. With uneven objects a high temp radiant source would work and the grid could be sparse - like chicken wire
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You need to write the paper on a topic. Physics/chemistry/frog jigging? Papers submitted to a journal are written in a general paper format, with minor variances that the journal requires. Google 'how to write a scientific pa
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These people purchased land in the checker board manner = you only buy half the land to control it all. The theory that few can cross by thinning their middle to a zero point. Judge rules people can cross within the air space and not violat
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