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chris1993
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Does Germany not have laws restricting sale of alcohol to drunk people?
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Cellphone Radiation Is Harmful, but Few Want to Believe It (2021)
(neurosciencenews.com)
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Highest efficiency hydrogen electrolyser starting production
(abc.net.au)
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It's comparatively minor - tingling hands and flushed face but have been warned it can escalate to anaphalaxis at any time. We were told by a specialist that it can return to normal over time. Main problem is wife keeps getting more ti
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It’s increasingly common in Australia but we only learned of it after my wife contracted alpha-gal from a tick bite. It really needs more publicity.
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They grow warm-climate blueberry varieties commercially in this sub-tropical coastal region (Coffs Harbour). No frost. The ones in my garden fruit quite happily.
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It shows a warming trend. https://climatefeedback.org/claimreview/claim-of-no-us-warmi...
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They don't go in the rubbish as they are completely recyclable
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Which might be solved with a switch to EV delivery vehicles
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Choir, Aikido, seed-savers group, community garden. All communities engaged in purposeful activities together.
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I was mentally pronouncing it ‘beaker-chefs’
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Commercially grown mushrooms are usually grown on a pasteurised medium so anything attached to the mushroom should be free of pathogens.
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One of the day trips on a Vietnam visit was swimming/wading deep into a bat cave. I wonder now what viruses we dodged and if they are still taking tourists in there?
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Australian mining companies ramp up Toyota EVconversions
(abc.net.au)
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ML identifies SETI signals of interest
(seti.org)
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Roadmap for Synthetic Morphogenesis
(nature.com)
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What are your preferred alternatives to Laravel?
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Some secondary school mates made this and spread it in the corridor. We heard the explosions as the head science teacher stamped through to detonate it all before the classes were allowed out.
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I had a holiday job at the police forensics lab library in Auckland in the early 80s. This was one of the many documents that had been confiscated by police and carefully catalogued and stored away.
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This will require some robotic preening functionality too.
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Thinking. British English idiom. Using your nut - your head.
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4y ago
and what is this favourite wine?
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That's an example of poorly written Perl code to grab the first character from $_, and bad code can be written in any language. More conventionally it would be written as "$fc=substr($_,0,1)" which seems reasonably clear and
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Yes, I've done this with bitwarden which has the option to grant full access after a grace period.
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Two states denied access. New South Wales (Liberal coalition government - conservative) and Queensland (Labor party government - conservative but very slightly more socially progressive). Both states have things to hide when it comes to the
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VSCode dev containers seem to have a lot of potential but I've found the documentation and official examples severely lacking if you want to do anything beyond simply booting a container. There are nice things like the way a devcontain
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My grandmother was a child in the UK when horses were still common in the streets, which was also where all the children played. One thing she mentioned that stuck with me was that when children cut their knees falling in the road they woul
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Similarly, I’m much more selective about how I spend my time but learning things doesn’t seem especially harder.
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Particularly when you look at modern septic which do tertiary treatment with inputs of power and a chlorine block every six months.
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It's a work of beautiful clarity
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