chucksta

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by chucksta 5y ago
True. I guess I still see a constant power source as a requirement, so the comparison to green energy doesn't even matter at this point, but it's the goal. My comment was more curiosity than disagreement
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by chucksta 5y ago
It would be interesting to compare the cost of all nuclear cleanup, vs the cleanup costs of all the oil spills
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by chucksta 5y ago
How does my body my choice not apply to the other person?
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by chucksta 5y ago
Not really no. Maybe for highway travel. In my city, 20-30 minute car trip is certainly faster on a bike, especially if you factor in parking. As for partial bad weather, most people don't work out every day anyway. Of course there are
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by chucksta 5y ago
I think they are making the point you could just run or use a bicycle. Rather than "just sitting there" in the first place
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by chucksta 5y ago
Thats a pretty loose definition of autopilot; >noun: automatic pilot; plural noun: automatic pilots a device for keeping an aircraft on a set course without the intervention of the pilot. Cruise control only maintains velocity, lane assi
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by chucksta 5y ago
What is your point? If the car is actually self driving, then there is no need for human interaction. The issue is this is not, therefore the driver still needs to be engaged enough to respond
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by chucksta 5y ago
Or they don't view it as a concern to their readers
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by chucksta 5y ago
What about getting jittery from too much coffee or sleepy from antihistamines? You can apply the same logic, doesn't stop people from overcoming it
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by chucksta 5y ago
No absolutely not. You may overcompensate initially, but your body re acclimates. The prevailing advice simply wouldn't be to start moving more for the obese/morbidly obese if this were the case
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by chucksta 5y ago
For desirability they are definitely near the bottom of the market. Even if they have a meticulous maintenance schedule, it was almost certainly driven harder. And a in 1:1 private to rental car sale, the rental would be cheaper almost alwa
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by chucksta 5y ago
"Eat your dinner, there are starving kids in Africa" is the same sentiment, and is meant to guilt you into finishing the meal. The same sense of guilt is implied here
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by chucksta 5y ago
Doesn't seem to matter with other collectibles
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by chucksta 5y ago
I don't have much to add about it being a currency or not, just that you aren't being very clear. One moment you say its not, then the next it is, just not a good one, the next it's not again. And "not a good one",
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by chucksta 5y ago
Agreed. I was going to add that,but didn't want to be flippant. Although I still think the airport is particularly bad
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by chucksta 5y ago
The Philly airport employees are some of the least hospitable I've encountered traveling, especially their TSA. They come off as actively hostile about everything
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by chucksta 5y ago
then you used bad language >Which is why BTC is an asset and not a currency. Is a pretty straight forward sentence
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by chucksta 5y ago
Many people in many ways
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by chucksta 5y ago
>What would drive a person to deface a memorial of a child they have no relation to? Not saying it's this in this case, but also boredom. I've seen many shot out signs out in rural areas
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by chucksta 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiB8GVMNJkE
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by chucksta 5y ago
Yeah I'm sure he and howard stern both really regret limiting their audience. He didn't sell out in the traditional sense (product placements, no-go topics, etc)
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by chucksta 5y ago
I don't trust whatever company is holding their informational profile of me to hold it securely. Or what the extent of the information they've gathered can indicate, no one is going to stop at "just enough"
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by chucksta 5y ago
I think most people know it's bad for them, but don't realize how bad it actually is, and how much it compounds with other choices throughout an extended amount of time
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by chucksta 5y ago
They think he cares more about his reach then is dollars
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by chucksta 5y ago
I coincidentally, was looking for a DDR machine yesterday. How do you fine your cabinets (any not just DDR)? It seemed there were a couple small national sites, and one or two local, and their inventory was it
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by chucksta 5y ago
What they are saying has nothing to do with rules or regulations. If the content of Barney is legal to watch in Canada, and the USA, there is no reason the show shouldn't be available to watch in both countries
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by chucksta 5y ago
All is not lost, behold the Shrek Box; http://phillynews.fyi/22327/shrek-box-appears-in-south-phila...
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by chucksta 5y ago
What is surprising about that? Farmers were are a driving force for right to repair
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by chucksta 5y ago
Other response to this was correct in their assumption. Those comments were additional to my initial. I was agreeing with you there is still a perfectly good time and place for this to occur, this was not one of those. Nice, safe, clean DC,
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by chucksta 5y ago
I live in Philadelphia, often times when the roads are in need of repair (read: all the time) parts of the subsurface get revealed. Often time there are old trolley tracks, that are still in the ground, which were simply paved over for a ro

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