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clifdweller
5y ago
that is the big concern that in future you share pepe frog meme or in say russia a pride flag and it gets marked as terrorist image and they report you to _____ or block you from posting on ______
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clifdweller
5y ago
At that point hope you have enough money to hire a well known forensic analyst to prove you were infected with a virus. Back in college I used to repair pcs and there was a virus a few people got that turned their machines into torrent n
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clifdweller
5y ago
In much of the midwest wallmart in 90s went to the biggest cities every 40-60 miles then that led to all local non chain spartan grocery stores going under. Driving back to my parents over past few years have seen all the small towns t
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clifdweller
5y ago
a decent pair of redwing boots will run $200-300 and last 18-24 months in a job walking daily before needing a resole ~150 that can be done 2-3 times. mine that I wear a couple times a week I got 18 years ago and have had to do a $50 re-h
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clifdweller
5y ago
I hope it is a 2 way discussion between each side where they can make suggestions. On windows it turned into install this antivirus level of access program that has barely been tested and no guarantees it wont install malicious software a
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clifdweller
5y ago
The sad thing is this is all for a little bit of efficiency to get all the feces easily into a trough. Before most the cages could flat pack along walls so let pigs out for 15 minutes a day pack cages and run a front end loader up and down
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clifdweller
5y ago
China is still recovering from nuking of their pork industry and vacuuming up all pork we can send them. Even if more states jump on bandwagon not much will change till we commit to not exporting unethical pork
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5y ago
IT was a rather clever tactic the supreme court used to judge in his favor but also lay down how to not have to deal with it again. Their decision was basically not that either side was right or wrong but the actions the state took were wr
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clifdweller
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why jump to the main course when can run through decades of elections getting campaign funding arguing each side. If any problem is solved then they would have to re-canvas their population to see what other polarizing topic to use
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clifdweller
5y ago
It's true there really isn't any proof we have done all of it or how much is from cO2 as to more general urbanization/deforestation; but that should be left to theoretical science and could take hundreds of years to figure ou
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clifdweller
5y ago
This is one of the worst things about climate science as it currently stands. In General new theories are often looked about with skepticism until an experiment exists to satisfy the majority. Chemists in the early 1800s theorized matter
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5y ago
Being that it is a huge tourism driver in Japan I would assume if it was being done they would go both routes to get 2 separate bloomings. An alternate theory would be to choose tress that all bloom same time and this could if early bloome
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5y ago
I am a fan of the commodore 128 as it has c64 mode as well as ability to be a bit more powerful. the trs series also has some fun quirks, zx spectrum is a good starter machine readily available still. The one thing i am currently looking f
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5y ago
I thought the same thing. I could care less about the robot but a good garden planning app would be nice and let you track when you water, plant, harvest/ yield of crop from year to year
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clifdweller
5y ago
The big choice NHTSA has to make is when to investigate and what counts as a fault of system design failure/operation failure and when that will result in a safe/unsafe recall situation. Case one car encounters situation it shoul
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clifdweller
5y ago
I think this is where at least talking about rather than a wealth tax a usage tax. Now some will fall through the cracks as a billionaire that lives like a middle class person would be taxed as such but that could be viewed as fair si
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The General feeling of his blog is to Mark Twain it and switch logic from post to post(this post bunches all Jews thinking together then his follow-up post is how black society and white society cannot be defined by the best /worst i
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5y ago
IT would be interesting to see these photographs after processed. It is true they have software that tracks satellites and removes those sections from the long exposure so all the lines would go away i wonder where they have lots of interse
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that is the grey area 230 creates. Companies like facebook argue that they are more like the printing press that makes the magazine and not the magazine publisher. The issue arises when they choose to sometimes police their content. But t
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5y ago
I think that is the case that the product itself of providing a speed filter would not be an issue unless marketed in a way to encourage non safety. For the product to be considered unsafe they would have to do something drastic like not
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it's suprising how far they take this. Kudos used to be size of full candybars in early 90s. By the time they were gone they never once retooled their boxes so 3 boxes of them could fit into one box.
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At least with paper towels the main adjustment is quantity purchased or how often purchased. When ingredients for recipes that come in cans/bottles/jars change very annoying. many recipes from 50s -70s call for 16oz can which
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clifdweller
6y ago
One of the listed companies CIA will do a background check including finances or any company that requires a security clearance doesn't want a person to have large debt. Also financial companies/insurance often look into finan
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6y ago
My biggest fear is to get all those office365 integrations teams runs slow and is quite the memory hog whereas discord has a nice a svelte memory and cpu footprint. If they were to buy it and give it the traditional microsoft features bl
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that's one of the failings of the youtube system it relies on the creators to self evaluate their success whereas in sports its pretty obvious when you hit the wall. a few will push through by paying lots of money for private coaching
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6y ago
One of their advertising points is using right angles and varying thicknesses to produce different textures... so while parts will be aldente others mushy I guess. Sounds a lot like marketing attempting to pass off a bad feature as a positi
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This is probably an area where I wouldn't just trust statistics. During pandemic I've tried out many new running routes and one particular stretch of road i have had 4 incidents of me having to move to not be hit by a car that did
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9y ago
That may be one of the problems is the one price for all features. The virtual assistant may be where $20 of the $29 a month goes but and could be useful to potential customer. However if the potential customer already has a website and a f
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9y ago
Perhaps more pr firms need to have some historians in their ranks. This far too much seems like the 19th century slumming by the affluent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slum_tourism