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by brewdad 3y ago
Ok, but that’s an extreme example and you only consumed 3.8L. 4.5L is a LOT. Even the 8 glasses a day of water suggestion is considered on the high side and that’s only 1.9L.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I have a favorite speciality beer that comes in around 13%. They used to sell it only in 22oz bottles and that was it for the night. If I decided to open one, I knew that was my one drink for the evening. They recently started selling it in
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by brewdad 3y ago
I can buy grain alcohol that’s 95% pure alcohol at my local liquor store. It might be kept behind the counter where I have to ask for it, but it is available.
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by brewdad 3y ago
But you just added 10x water from the questionable supply to your beverage.
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by brewdad 3y ago
> The car market appears to be as close to perfect competition as we can muster. Theres an enormous amount of big players that all compete and try to outdo one another > Cars are heavily regulated I love that both of these statements,
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by brewdad 3y ago
This MS trademark could certainly put a damper on X becoming the "everything" app for the internet even if it doesn't appear to be an issue for The Site Formerly Known as Twitter currently.
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by brewdad 3y ago
If you are making a tunnel through a mountain to transport individuals, the cost of the vehicles is immaterial relative to the cost of the tunnel. A tunnel that can carry 700 people an hour is mostly worthless, even if it was cheaper than a
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by brewdad 3y ago
Well it was created so we could all tell everyone what we were having for lunch. It took a few years before someone tried having anything resembling serious discussion.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I use cash so rarely that I end up at the bar (or wherever) with a stack of 20s.
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by brewdad 3y ago
About the only place I spend cash regularly is the farmers market. I typically take out 80-120 dollars on my way to the market and come home with anywhere from 0-60 dollars and a pile of produce. I also probably bought coffee and something
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by brewdad 3y ago
While that's certainly an option, it would require both that I remember to grab my accumulated coins before leaving for the shop and that I spend extra time feeding them into the machine. These friction points will probably lead me to
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by brewdad 3y ago
I don't really care about petty arguments between the contributors. Is the information available there reliable or not? If not, can you suggest an alternative?
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by brewdad 3y ago
True, the IRS is generally really good about fixing and refunding basic math errors. Had you missed taking a tax credit you were eligible for, there’s approximately zero chance you would have received a similar letter.
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by brewdad 3y ago
A few more news stories suggesting Intuit is going to see a huge drop in revenues from this free IRS offering should bring that number down significantly.
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by brewdad 3y ago
More likely, everyone in charge of this project on the government side is over 55 and still think of IBM as a signal of quality and reliability.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I know "nothing to hide" is never a strong argument but even if Signal is a CIA honeypot, if it keeps my personal conversations from becoming marketing fodder, sign me up!
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by brewdad 3y ago
Saying there's no parking and there's no free (as in money) parking are two very different things. Parking in the downtown of one of the ten largest metro areas in the US is going to cost money. That's just how it is.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I don't know what you were doing wrong but Detroit has more available parking than just about any American city.
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by brewdad 3y ago
> But that would be loud. You don't want attention when breaking in. (Unless you are a fucked up junkie not caring about anything anymore) Pre-Covid, it didn't matter if you were loud. You and your neighbors were all off at wor
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by brewdad 3y ago
Just because a judge says something doesn’t make it true either. I’m sure the case will be appealed and, until a final verdict is given, nothing has been settled.
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by brewdad 3y ago
Duck Hunt is the gateway to confronting Uncle Joe about his views on welfare programs.
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by brewdad 3y ago
It is a sign of increasing risk. It’s a virtual certainty that that growth is financed by a LOT of new debt.
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by brewdad 3y ago
The site does include a call to action. I think that’s the point where one needs to question things. I certainly don’t want to be the one that writes my Congressperson about this “hoax”. The next time I need something truly important, I’m l
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by brewdad 3y ago
Picturing an old Bed Bath and Beyond with faux Greek columns.
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by brewdad 3y ago
You can get to VP without competence. Staying there requires it. You don't necessarily have to be the most competent person possible but there is a floor.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I would hope they are something really robust like the suction cups used to move large pieces of glass around. Still seems like an odd choice given the variety of temperatures and pressures experienced in flight.
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by brewdad 3y ago
You will then be transferred to a retention agent who will help you complete the signup process. Confirmation of signing up could take up to 5 business days.
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by brewdad 3y ago
I have a free Netflix sub through Verizon. I no longer use Verizon but my sub is still active until November. Netflix says I must go through Verizon to cancel but Verizon killed my account once I changed providers. I guess I’ll see what hap
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by brewdad 3y ago
What makes you think a government like the US doesn’t have this info? We’ve already seen that they have no problem buying data they otherwise can’t collect directly from individuals.
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by brewdad 3y ago
For the overwhelming majority of Americans, W2 and 1099 forms capture all of their income for the year. Yes, some small percentage (less than 20% ??) will have other adjustments to make but that’s why other countries have you verify their

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