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2y ago
3v3bgh was my jam. No no rush.
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2y ago
Thought it might be like that Rami Malek scene in Need for Speed.[0] [0] https://www.thecalifornian.com/story/life/2014/03/14/need-fo...
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2y ago
Anytime a post references the “feds” in such an ambiguous way, it seems like a flag for potential misunderstanding.
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2y ago
I only learned recently, too!
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2y ago
Culture of cannabis usage in Europe can actually be traced back to the 19th century.[0] [0] https://www.amazon.com/Taming-Cannabis-Empire-Nineteenth-Cen...
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2y ago
I predict a huge premium on these vehicles once they reach the used civilian market.
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2y ago
Full of delicious invasive crawdads, too.
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2y ago
Ignoring inflation in such calculations is part of how the island owners pull one over on the non island owners.
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2y ago
I think that tribe on Sentinel Island might be a more final frontier.
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2y ago
Unless predisposed to certain mental conditions.
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2y ago
Is this a county level jurisdiction in the United States?
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2y ago
Maybe those that like LSD don’t like naming things after corporations.
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2y ago
Article says 92% of leading edge chips are from Taiwan. What counts as leading edge, and what percentage of lagging edge chips come from China? Aka what total percentage of chip supply would be disrupted by China invading Taiwan assuming em
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2y ago
Interesting that there is no mention of the invasive nutria perhaps outcompeting them especially in brackish waters.
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2y ago
Whenever I see “high-school level Econ” being cited, I wonder if Econ is even taught in most American high schools, it certainly wasn’t in mine.
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2y ago
One could argue that feral domesticated cats are a man-made issue.
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2y ago
Major impact will also be felt at cannabis research at land grant universities. Aka all the experiments to prove obvious stuff like different cultivars affect different people differently can finally happen at scale. See cannabisstudieslab.
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2y ago
What about motorcycles? Or pedal powered bikes but with boomboxes? The term peacock comes to mind.
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2y ago
Are you the first owner?
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2y ago
Hear hear. Hunting is ethical management. There are people willfully ignorant to that.
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2y ago
I did… the core of any discussion about per capita gun ownership numbers in the country starts there.
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2y ago
Known as the Reverse Opium War theory.
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2y ago
Because guns won the Revolutionary War?
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3y ago
Just depends on the timeframe. There was a period when black bear meat was very popular apparently.
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3y ago
See username. It’s old and references decentralization. Basically the opinion, backed by real world data, that decentralized technologies are a net benefit for society.
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3y ago
Just as there are places where eating canids and felids is not taboo - so too are there places where eating a primate is not taboo. A larger geography by far as far as I know. By this argument and amount of places (not people), eating a pri
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3y ago
If used during adolescence or earlier*.
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3y ago
That’s for the US of A to do.
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3y ago
Just Ask Craig Wright.
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3y ago
Sooo - how many HNers have cats?
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