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by aurizon 4y ago
To do this you would have to have multiple VPNs as well as multiple credit cards/banks with different addresses. AIRBNB has had every scammer in the world assault their site, so they are well aware of all types and frauds on the basis
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by aurizon 4y ago
Not sure how they failed - it seems the corrupt government stole a lot of $$ and picked on all the high $$ imports to save US$ - not realising it would cripple agriculture. Many farmers apply 2-3x as much as they need = it runs off and is w
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by aurizon 4y ago
In theory a diamond blade will never corrode and will always be resistant to fine stone grit, but diamond is brittle = edges can get chipped. In theory a stainless steel strip could be coated with plasma deposited diamond and then sharpened
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by aurizon 4y ago
Most eye 'glasses' are eye plastics. Plastic lenses are softer than cellulose = kleenex scratches them. There is no easy way to avoid scratching plastic apart from detergent rinsing and soft lens cloth pat drying. I buy true glass
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by aurizon 4y ago
Corrosion coupled with abrasion. If people washed their faces well in advance, they would eliminate dust in the facial grease. This dust is only partly hard particles - silicon dioxide from rock and other hard stuff. Skin and soft dust is l
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by aurizon 4y ago
I am suspicious of the lack of tech data. If this has had 5 years of development, surely they have file patent applications whose date will establish their a prioris' . Other aspects make me suspect a second world scam. I have read abo
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by aurizon 4y ago
When I was a kid, all elevators had an elevator operators. You entered, he closed an outer gate on the hole in the wall and then an inner gate. He then asked you the floor. He then pulled a cable that moved the car up/down, and stopped
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by aurizon 4y ago
For this to succeed there needs to be an online verification systems with some certified professionals to certify title, certify the structure, take a number of pix of all aspects of the structure, feet on ground etc.and any liens/mort
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by aurizon 4y ago
waaay back hemp was grown for fiber. Hemp for THC can be grown just as cheaply as hemp for fiber. With no meddling it would be very very cheap - $2 a pound or less. The selected sterile hybrid female plants are smaller than the old hemp use
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by aurizon 4y ago
Here in Canada a strange thing happened - all these weed shops openedu, wanting to see at $10/gram. They got some business but had rent, taxes, government added taxes etc - half went broke because the guvmint treated it like a cash cow
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by aurizon 4y ago
Yes, this is a valid point - Tesla has recalls, but I have no idea how their per vehicle rate compares with IC cars - and they perform over the air software updates that in IC cars might need a dealer trip. When all cars have similar degree
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by aurizon 4y ago
This is the beginning of the great dealer attrition. With EV's not having all the oil changes, muffler changes, cat converter changes and with braking accomplished about 50% regeneratively and 50% friction based - fewer brake jobs - al
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by aurizon 4y ago
well, their costs are based on weight = declared, the insurance value is based on lost value = declared. Pellets are not a fire hazard, neither is your furniture/books. I would not send solvents or lithium batteries - just who is being
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by aurizon 4y ago
You are correct. It is an unregulated oligopoly. It is based on the widely distributed nature of the business. Long distance movers usually pick up in smaller trucks, consolidate into large vans(the loads are usually far smaller than the ca
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by aurizon 4y ago
So AI invents a thing that is patentable by a human - but not by it. Time for rentaflunky.com to swing into action. rentastrawman.com is also good...
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by aurizon 4y ago
Get a counter current air exchanger. It vents cool inside air to the outside along a heat conducting surface that contacts the hot outside air to the inside, with only 5-8% heat import. Here are some explainers as well as some DIY methods.
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by aurizon 4y ago
I recall when all drink bottles were recycled, with a deposit. A small coke was 5 cents including a 2 cent deposit. About 90-95% compliance. Companies would steam clean, use a crossed polariser inspection light to check for cracks/dead
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by aurizon 4y ago
I love the clear and lucid explanatory 'tubes she has created, mainly physics based but covering a highly diverse range of topics. When she covers warming, 'beepocalypse' etc., many politicians would be well educated and with
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by aurizon 4y ago
This has to come, from what your place is made of or where it stands, as aritmo mentioned in his bad cleanup situation he found. In LV chances are it is various formaldehyde outgassers. The main ones are UFFI = Urea Formaldehyde Foam Insula
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by aurizon 4y ago
A totally retrograde decision, driven by charlatanism (AKA religion). The right wing republican political party needs to get voted out. Women with votes 'en bloc' can scupper this party - sadly the damage will endure for decades..
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by aurizon 4y ago
Sorry, that was the Colorado Potato Beetle - I forgot to name it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_potato_beetle
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by aurizon 4y ago
I wonder if this is an actual crime = vandalising your printer. It is not the inferiority of the ink = make prints bad consequentially, they are taking command and making it act against your best interest. Gotta be class action in there...
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by aurizon 4y ago
The question is:- Is this the lobbying result of big tobacco (BT)who see vaping/juul as an 'existential threat' We know nicotine is a mild and slightly habit forming drug that is deemed so mild in risk and effect as to attr
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by aurizon 4y ago
yes, in the UK an old country 'pile' often well kept - some not...
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by aurizon 4y ago
in 1947 in the UK, there was a £10 (10 pound) bounty to incent people to examine field potatoes in detail for the beetle and their caterpillars. £10 was 3-4 weeks wages then. Soon beetle breeders emerged and by mid summer the bounty was ab
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by aurizon 4y ago
We have all seen the videos of these jumping carp fleeing boats - an obvious evolutionary predation evasion. At the rate they are spreading this is a losing race - unless a specific toxin/predator can be found that will kill only these
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by aurizon 4y ago
thanks
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by aurizon 4y ago
thanks
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by aurizon 4y ago
Aflatoxin, a metabolic product of Aspergillus Flavus a fungus, was mentioned. Affects many badly stored foods. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aflatoxin Very toxic liver poison often associated with the aspergillus rott
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by aurizon 4y ago
This reminds me of an incident a few years ago where a Chinese company created a protein powder that contained melamine ( a high nitrogen ingredient) that he sold to people for cat/dog food and baby food. The melamine fooled the nitrog

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