chucksta

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by chucksta 4y ago
There are no affordable used cars now, or at least not nearly as many as there would have been, driving up price and the need for a loan.
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by chucksta 4y ago
I don't know anything about this, do you have good info for the other side?
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by chucksta 4y ago
I don't know about CA, but PA its generally a pretty safe guess whats gonna have it
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by chucksta 4y ago
Nope, unfortunately it was largely left and covered up, its still found in a a lot of products as well https://www.mesothelioma.com/asbestos-exposure/products/talc... . My rule of thumb is generally anything the E
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by chucksta 4y ago
Lead paint is everywhere still, its not uncommon to be found on children's playgrounds still, on the equipment, not in the ground They closed 2 in Philadelphia, PA in 2019 for remediation https://www.inquirer.com/healt
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by chucksta 4y ago
>And those lands where the animals graze were not forested previously? Since you're comparing with UK examples i'm going to guess you aren't familiar with the term Prairies, aka grassland. They take up about 1/3 of th
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by chucksta 4y ago
People with and without the disposable income blow $300 an hour on all kinds of stuff. Unless you have never spent $300 on something, i'm absolutely sure you've spent $300 on something that median family would call a waste too. Bu
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by chucksta 4y ago
Its not exactly a literal statement. Murder in the general sense is bad for society no? The people that use the phrase murdering a baby, think they are stopping it for the betterment of mankind. It's the same logic that makes people pu
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by chucksta 4y ago
I believe what you are referring to is aberrations? https://expertphotography.com/lens-aberrations-photography/ Uncanny valley is more your mind not understanding what is being perceived, this is more that the image i
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by chucksta 4y ago
There are a bunch of hypothetical reasons for that; https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/why-dogs-eat-poop/
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by chucksta 4y ago
Yes, seawater and ash https://unews.utah.edu/roman-concrete/
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by chucksta 4y ago
No because they use the same argument, the child is bigger than "you", or us, it is against the religion that is above "all of us".
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by chucksta 4y ago
I can't tell you how many times historical knowledge from age of empires has come in handy. And I know my way around parts of DC due to fallout. All 4 examples main benefit is knowledge to be used later.
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by chucksta 4y ago
Everyone knows a great way to get anyone to give up powering willingly, is to make them feel more at risk and make fun of them for it
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by chucksta 4y ago
Thanks to your completely unhelpful comment I realized the error in my logic. Kudos
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by chucksta 4y ago
I would imagine that is a lot of the secret sauce that goes into online gameplay, they don't want to share it for IP reasons as well as exploitation. I think you would have better luck reverse engineering features from attacks and expl
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by chucksta 4y ago
I really like your second paragraph, hadn't considered that. I have a hard time seeing past malice, when some of the most high profile easy to target tax dodgers consistently pull it off with only good outcomes, or when the IRS is give
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by chucksta 4y ago
So 10 houses a year per person of the %2? That still sounds very plausible for high net worth investors, again especially if the purpose is to move/wash/hide cash, which my understanding is, generally is one of those 3 for oversea
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by chucksta 4y ago
seems very plausible individuals or small groups are buying multiples, especially if the purpose is to store or move money.
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by chucksta 4y ago
My post does give the tone of malice, and certainly what I was thinking about while writing but not my intention. But I do recognize there are "good reasons" why it should be manipulated as well.
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by chucksta 4y ago
It is not primitive, it is intentionally complex and riddled with loop holes so it can be manipulate by those who know how to creating all kinds of new markets for law, filing, and enforcement.
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by chucksta 5y ago
Become a viral politician
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by chucksta 5y ago
Did you consider someone is messing with you? Just mark it as spam and continue on with your life. Also the way email lists work, you may get removed from one, but still end up on a different distribution list from the same organization so
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by chucksta 5y ago
It is transitory if you skew the scale out long enough to manipulate the data :)
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by chucksta 5y ago
Wikipedia indicates the melting point of vantablack being 3000C. I would think a black coloring is pretty heat resistant. It looks like it needs to be 500-750C to create it as well
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by chucksta 5y ago
"Everyone has a price"
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by chucksta 5y ago
It may be ludicrous but at least it's tolerant. Many Americans would use standard _given the opportunity_. Nothing here was ever converted, or has the same availability in metric so things continue on as they always have. Very few defe
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by chucksta 5y ago
Sure, but how do you hold anyone accountable then? OPs language sounded like a rephrase of "just following orders"
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by chucksta 5y ago
If he hadn't been Jewish, does it make a difference?
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by chucksta 5y ago
>There is basis, yesterday did in fact happen in the past and tomorrow can not be said with certainty. >There are many phrases in many languages that don't have translations to others or may mean something different. See the phra

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