civilitty

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by civilitty 3y ago
I was thinking more of a Thunderdome setup.
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by civilitty 3y ago
Finally, I’ll be able to act out my Abe Lincoln sex fantasy.
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by civilitty 3y ago
As I love to say: three avocados a day keeps the doctor away* * This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA
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by civilitty 3y ago
Lucky! Figs are great for creating homemade energy/protein/w.e bars as the binder and mangos are great frozen as pulp for mango lassi. What about grandparents? Are you all set on grandparents? In-laws?
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by civilitty 3y ago
An avocado also has an order of magnitude more nutritional value. Tomatoes are 95% water with little to show for the other 5%. Avocados have significantly more carbs, fat, and nutrients.
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by civilitty 3y ago
I would trade my third child for your avocado tree.
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by civilitty 3y ago
> I’m a guy who spends far too much time, keeping up to date about everything. If something’s happening somewhere, I know about it. I know this isn't the point of TFA the author had used a better source for their news like the Wik
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by civilitty 3y ago
> Where the skin is visibly much thinner and smoother and there's no brown layer, and I can only imagine that's the type of avocado where people can judge its ripeness. But those don't seem to be available in NYC at my lo
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by civilitty 3y ago
My trick is to eat them so frequently (1-3 a day) that I'm always rotating avocados between the store, kitchen counter, and the fridge.
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by civilitty 3y ago
You must be consistently getting the world's worst avocados - do you always buy them from the same store? Though it might just be a variety designed for distant shipping that sucks in general. None of what you described sounds accurate
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by civilitty 3y ago
> Edit: to people who downvote, can you tell me why it is different? Aren't companies in USA censoring fearing governmental reaction, and the same for chinese companies? AI companies don't fear the US government itself, they
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by civilitty 3y ago
> altho people would hack around it. By opening a window?
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by civilitty 3y ago
What kind of background check do you think exists when buying a fighter jet? It’s kind of a moot point since only one F16 exists in civilian hands but you can buy other jets with weapon hardpoints for a million. Under 3 million if you want
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by civilitty 3y ago
Jesus christ someone hide the FlavorAid.
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by civilitty 3y ago
What’s the right modern analogy for that transition? Fukushima?
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by civilitty 3y ago
The Democratic party is literally torn in half over the issue of Palestine and Israel with the younger progressive wing fighting tooth and nail with the establishment of the party.
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by civilitty 3y ago
> “Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand c
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by civilitty 3y ago
Blue state perspective: I Don't Know How To Explain To You That You Should Care About Other People [1] [1] https://www.huffpost.com/entry/i-dont-know-how-to-explain-to...
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by civilitty 3y ago
Agreed, GP is way too optimistic. Airplane manufacturing peaked in the late 1970s with over 18,000 planes manufactured a year. These days the numbers are under 3,000 planes a year! Switching to a new power source isn't going to chang
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by civilitty 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38447794
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by civilitty 3y ago
Their prevalence has decreased because there are so many other engineers. For every person who was programming in the 1990s, there are at least a hundred that started in the 2010s and many of the former struck it rich and retired. Mentorshi
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by civilitty 3y ago
Maybe they can get together with that company that was on HN's front page today that fronts OnlyFans stars and messages their customers for them.
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by civilitty 3y ago
Mostly just controlling valves and pumps. I have a dutch bucket system with peristaltic pumps pumping nutrients and pH up/down into a reservoir from which water is pumped to the buckets. An additional nutrient film setup runs on its ow
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by civilitty 3y ago
That's why it makes such a good story (née clusterfuck). No matter where you sit, you can pretend to be the hero of the story or the persecuted victim.
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by civilitty 3y ago
Just use HomeAssistant and find ESPHome compatible hardware. It drastically simplifies everything and there are even vendors like CloudFree [1] that support it out of the box. I've got several outdoor and indoor hydryponics systems set
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by civilitty 3y ago
> The lawsuit claimed that the hospital and OPO had frozen Mike out of the decision-making process for Brittany’s care, instead favoring Mike’s ex-wife, Shawna, Brittany’s mother. Mike said they did this as soon as they learned that he
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by civilitty 3y ago
Thanks for the inspiration! DallE is really good at demonic imagery: https://imgur.com/a/ng2zWTo There's probably a disproportionate amount of Satanic material in the dataset #tinfoilhat #deepstate
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by civilitty 3y ago
“Oh, so you _didn’t_ help us develop our chemical weapons and space programs in a cynical ploy to avoid hanging at Nuremberg? DENIED.”
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by civilitty 3y ago
> I could just submit an empty sheet of paper, & an artist would argue that my empty sheet of paper represents any/all of the above. And they'd be taken about as seriously as the ads taped to a urinal in a Museum of Moder
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by civilitty 3y ago
Fun fact: The US government uses this same tactic on a bunch of immigration forms including the application for US citizenship. It asks questions like Have you EVER been a member of, or in any way associated (either directly or indire

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