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by cronix 4y ago
Permits? We're not talking a solar farm to power a small device. There are a lot of trail cams that have solar built in, are very small, camouflaged, and motion activated with 20MP cameras for under $200.
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It's amazing how fast things can be with no crap ads and just pure content.
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It sounds more like "take over" than "assistance."
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Swamp gas...
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> Part of the problem is that deliberately positioning the fake meat products as, well, "fake meat" will forever create unreasonable expectations by way of comparisons. I've always thought that was strange. Naming products
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by cronix 4y ago
Most live in representative republics, not "real" democracies, or they'd spend all day every day reading bills and voting on them.
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Do your numbers differentiate between intentional, planned burns vs natural fires (lightning, etc) or just lump them together to get "total acres burned?" My understanding is we used to do a lot more intentional burning.
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> The only pluses are that it looks pretty and is roughly 2/3 the DBA when running. Well, the HEPA will remove a lot more particles than just a carbon air filter.
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It prevents talking about sexuality with children (up to 3rd grade), whether it's gay, straight, trans, furries, whatever. To say it's about one specific thing when it's about the entire subject is misrepresenting the bill.
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> The fear and groupthink was so strong at the time that even pointing out the existence of dissenting voices was enough to get you labeled as a selfish grandma killer conspiracy theorist. Yeah, and same if you discussed it on HN.
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That's kind of laughable. Most people who know the very basics of economics knew this was coming after printing and dumping that much money into the economy early in the pandemic. They increased the supply of money with nothing of valu
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I believe this is Dan Bongino's company (or he's heavily involved). IIRC he started it when Parler was booted off of Apple/Amazon, removing their income.
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Seeing as how he's stuck there with nowhere else to go except prison in the US, and owes what little freedom he has to them, I think it's fairly obvious and smart to not speak ill of your host, especially considering what they&#x2
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> I barely even write anything vs type these days. Me as well, to the point that when I do write, it's a lot slower and less legible than it used to be. Most of that muscle memory has left in the last 30 years since I've been h
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by cronix 4y ago
If you have a 5.1 system, boost the center channel. That's mainly dialog.
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I assume so, from reading this (posted in a deeper reply) Sec. 120.002. APPLICABILITY OF CHAPTER. (a) This chapter applies only to a user who: (3) shares or receives content on a social media platform in this state.
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Well no gold was formed on earth. It all comes from stars. I'm more meaning things that would be uncommon in the universe, like perhaps being very close to a pulsar for millions of years.
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> Given the sheer number of pamphlets and broadsheets around that timeframe, there were probably far, far more printers then than you expect. Yes, but they didn't digitally transmit from one printer to another to spread "news.&
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Right, "a search for new life" will always trump "a search for new mineral" in the eyes of the public and likely most of the scientific community.
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Yes, it would be very interesting if there was a material in it that hasn't been discovered yet. I imagine there are conditions out there, way out there, that bring forth conditions that aren't available here that could create new
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by cronix 4y ago
I think Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross would fit perfectly (Social Network, Gone Girl, Girl with Dragon Tattoo, etc). https://screenrant.com/trent-reznor-atticus-ross-best-movie-...
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This is basically unreadable. The whole article is forced to the right side of the page and only a single word per line (current Firefox/Mac). It then floats on top of the right sidebar categories leaving 9/10ths of the screen as
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by cronix 4y ago
I'd wager if Adam didn't have over 100k followers on Twitter, and wasn't a big deal in the web development community (most have heard of either him, or at least TailwindCSS), he'd get the same treatment as the OP, which
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by cronix 4y ago
When you say "on Samsung phones" do you mean the native Samsung web browser, or any browser on a Samsung phone? Like does this happen on Firefox or Chrome on the Samsung phone?
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The satellites are already there, like gps satellites are already there. I'm assuming they're transmitting whether or not people on the ground have connection or whether or not the government "approves" it.
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Thank goodness you have to enter more than just an account number, like a name! Ive done this once and it was all returned because all of the info didn't match.
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Interesting. I haven't had to enter new data for any subscription service when a cc expires for years now. Somehow the new info gets relayed to the service without my input.
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A lot of them also do curbside recycling once or twice a year for electronics and large appliances. Mine does, but I don't like batteries sitting around where I'll forget about them and my local dump is right across the street fro
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This is the part that I think leaves Twitter severely exposed, at least in the EU with GDPR (from my limited, basic understanding of GDPR). Twitter does not delete data when requested by users to delete their account. https://you
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I take mine to the local dump. They have an electronics recycling drop off, which is free.

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