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A new life is proposed for Three Mile Island powering Microsoft data centers
(apnews.com)
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Wow that article is full of gold: * Justice named Igor Judge * Lawyer named James Counsell * Lawyer named Sue Yoo * Weather reporter named Storm Field * Vicar named Michael Vickers * Orthopedic surgeons named Limb, Limb, Limb, and Limb
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Scala
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Surely the dealers leasing those vehicles are factoring cost of maintenance into the lease, no?
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I'd wager that adding "I am aware that XYZ has done some shady stuff in the past" when praising any XYZ is starting to become a common defensive hygiene in internet forums generally, just to preempt that inevitable somebody w
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Not if most of them are to other CDC employees.
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$10 per request at the lowest tier of enhanced?! The only business case I can think of for this is if you save all the data in your own database then serve requests for your own service out of your own cache. I guess if the Yelp data doesn&
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Overcast podcast app revamped with new design, faster performance, more
(9to5mac.com)
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Imagine a vertical cross-section of a person sitting on the toilet seat. The rear end is not only obstructing the flow of water out of the toilet, but it extends below the lip of the seat vertically so any extra water falls downwards into t
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This, compounded with the rubbing agitation you're applying to such a sensitive area, over and over and over. Why do we do this to ourselves so unnecessarily?
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Perhaps not, but without a bidet you're probably smearing it on your undergarments every time you sit, which have a tendency to aspirate the smell of fecal matter a little every time you sit, walk, etc. Over years, how much of it is ac
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Wow why have I never thought to look for a portable bidet before! As a side note, you can get that product at online retailers by searching HappyPo, as it appears the english website is currently down.
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I recommend just getting one of the no-frills affordable unpowered $40 bidets on Amazon. The idea of the water not being warm sounds much worse than it actually is, and after just a couple uses you hardly even realize the water isn't
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It's Time for Americans to Get over It and Embrace the Bidet (2015)
(good.is)
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So, what did you find?
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Competitive StarCraft (and it's successor) is very much alive still today! I recommend checking out sc2casts's best-of-year lists[0] for each year where you can find a selection of what ends up being the most "interesting&quo
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Right? Every player comes with those "skip forward 30s" buttons, and surely the creators and advertisers are aware that many folks tap that button anyway.
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Netflix sent this cease-and-desist letter to a 'Stranger Things' pop-up (2017)
(businessinsider.com)
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What latitude do we expect to be able to see this in the USA?
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What happens when you get a leak in a random seal in the chamber deep under ground, does all the compressed air escape? How do you ensure such a large reservoir stays air-tight for 20 years?
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You say, on a comment that is discussing his suicide.
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Isn't meat, like, a significant part of most people's diets?
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Wow that spam bot is quite creative! Looks like they've figured out how to create a green account, and perhaps bypassing the spam detection by having each new account only post one spam message. I'm sure dang is really busy right
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While indeed there is a launch today, it's not for 3 hours [0], and the above linked article is from last November . > Liftoff is targeted for 7:04 p.m. ET, with backup opportunities available until 10:40 p.m. ET [0] https:/&
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But this is a month old and was already posted and discussed then [0]. Is there something new you noticed in this article? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39297185
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Abstract Machine Models, Also: what Rust got particularly right (2022)
(dr-knz.net)
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Probably because nothing that plugs into TVs has DisplayPort? Blu-Ray players, receivers, Apple/Android TV, etc.
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Hardly? It says the plastic is shuffled off to other recyclers in the EEA, but gives no indication how much of the material those recyclers actually recycle. Maybe it doesn't end up in a Chinese landfill, but substitute "China&
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After watching the video I'm left wondering how k2pilot would respond to the analysis. Is the idea that you could use these jet engines as part of a vertical takeoff?
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After watching the video I'm left wondering how k2pilot would respond to the analysis. Is the idea that you could use these jet engines as part of a vertical takeoff?
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