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by bbarnett 5y ago
The problem would be a potential lack of a drip loop.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
This seems weird. I've had braun and wahls, and each lasts months on one charge, I use(d) them weekly for bread trims. Sounds like your specific one has a defective battery. Or design.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
There are no bottlenecks in, or even arbitrarily related to rust.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
But it is rust! Every problem in every HN thread can be solved with it! How dare you claim a larger binary...
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by bbarnett 5y ago
I understand perfectly. If you did, you would stop mentioning on-cloud as part of your response.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
And?
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by bbarnett 5y ago
There have been loads of reports about how crops have fewer nutrients already. And, for example, there are many trace elements which are not replenished with standard fertilizer. Selenium is an example here, I think it is the Danish?, which
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Oh please. Do you really think that MS has nobody with any level of competency on any single team in their entire org? He said no such thing.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Right, fair enough.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
the two sexes do grow physically different vocal systems, Do note, the trait being discussed has absolutely nothing to do with women having a higher voice. Instead, it has to do with any person raising the pitch of their voice at the very
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by bbarnett 5y ago
This has got to be colloquial. I've never heard of such a thing. What country are you from? Canadian here.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
I want something that takes $5,000 from me, invests it, then makes me forget about it, then 10 years later sends me a letter and says "you forgot about this, 10 years ago you did such and such, here you go" I can help you here.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Others have discussed a therapist, and while they do have professional training, one of their biggest values is talking to someone not in your social circle. It allows you to dump emotion and mental stress, without worry of peer group judge
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by bbarnett 5y ago
No, parent is right. There is no word for silly in german. Instead, all german words pertaining to silly, also have an untranslatable connotation, a flavour to them, such as "silly, but with a deep undertone of contemplative thought a
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by bbarnett 5y ago
And that's just tech. Materials science has moved dramatically. Just look at how planes, cars are built today. We're entering the age of fully dynamic production lines. 3d printing's true strength here is not printing the
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by bbarnett 5y ago
This is a very ... disappointing end to this conversation. My point was, not that you said "the last 20 years", but instead, I am saying that credit as a basis of US style capitalism, has existed for 20 years. And I go on above, t
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by bbarnett 5y ago
I mean I've read this comment about 3-4 times now and I get that you start with "No" in regards to my original comment... but I was super weirded out on the overall direction. I'm talking about median wages and you imme
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Should we let go of this ideal as "old fashioned"? No, although "old fashioned* was a very brief, 30 to 50 year period in US history. Instead, I think that buying massive mansions (as per how people in the 50s may think of
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Soon we'll just have a Dyson sphere around the earth.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Yes, but laying it out can help the point.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
This may be true, but to be fair... 50 years ago, 70 years ago, an enormous series of treatments we now have, did not exist. And even disease treatment options, even knowing how some diseases worked? Nope. So medical care was less costly,
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by bbarnett 5y ago
If the masses got rich, inflation would set a new baseline. In short, if everyone is rich, no one is ... it's just normal wealth.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
What! You don't understand, no one listens, understands ! It's not the frequency, but the carrier wave. The metal from COVID shots, is reactive to 5G frequencies, thus causing our cells to vibrate, damaging their DNA. Worse, th
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Source? All articles I can find, are just "seemingly" reporting, none confirmed, almost all identical, all based upon one user, like the article from this post.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
According to article, all performance tests, and claims, seem to come from one Chinese reviewer. One person. If so, this is highly irresponsible. The language (likely, seems to, may be) in the article only highlights this. There seems to b
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by bbarnett 5y ago
There was also more queue depth, allowing scsi drives to better order reads. And hot swapping was very trouesome with IDE (not to be mistaken for newer eide), where as scsi was much better at hot swapping early on. SCSI also had more bandwi
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Note the "smallest shops" bit above. Did those 3 companies have more than 1000 employees? 100?
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by bbarnett 5y ago
Does it really look like my comment is arguing for dictatorship or hereditary monarchy over democracy? Yes, it did, for you specifically mentioned one form of government. My intention was only to point out an unfortunate aspect of the sy
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by bbarnett 5y ago
You want people who care, and are passionate enough to strive to lead, to effect change they see as important. I agree that this alway needs tweaking, improvements. And some countries need more election laws to help clean things up a bit.
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by bbarnett 5y ago
History books often contain contentious or unusual behaviour. The same for people reminiscing about others. Jobs yelled at people, fired them, and apparently worse? I don't know all the specifics, but... Of those he yelled at, how

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