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Grow babies in large jars, remove all cranial size limits.
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If there are other planets with life on them then humanity could be more like a plague, choking out who knows how many ecosysyems on however many planets, much in the sane manner we've done here. If humans cannot develop a healthy bala
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8y ago
The overcompression/poor compression of streaming video is scandalous. Netflix cannot even offer a decent DVD quality stream, it seems perverse for them to even offer 4K.
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8y ago
Site name idea: Dadgum Gaming
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8y ago
I don't think the last one ever made it to PC, I assumed this one also would never get there.
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The resulting discussion here makes this post worth it. Such a fascinating and insightful thread!
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Wouldn't a Ford Focus wagon be limiting for many police duties in the US? Police have to be able to handle many rough situations, so a vehicle designed with utilitarian prowess should be essential for that job. Maybe it could get a cut
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"Homeowners use up to 10 times more chemical pesticides per acre on their lawns than farmers use on crops." - Jamie Rappaport Clark, Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service [circa 2000] Source: https://www.fws.go
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> they even warned us to not let our dog on the lawn because it was so toxic In my area those are called the TruGreen lawns, and they dominate much of the city 3 seasons out of the year. Those little signs that tell you to keep your livi
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You'd think electric motor yard tools could be common by now, but instead the deafening gas-powered black-cloud-spewing machines are still ubiquitous.
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One method I like is breathing up into sinus for x seconds from one nostril whole holding other closed, then breathing out through the previously closed one. Then reverse it, ping ponging from one nostril to the other.
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8y ago
Also peep 'La Puppe', a fun parody of Marker's film: https://youtu.be/Ln2bt-PRnSY
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8y ago
What if the broken leg cannot be repaired and no pain meds are effective? Suffer! :P
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8y ago
A ThinkPad x1 14" model weighs the same as the Pinebook, and is roughly similar in size. Even an older model x1 would run circles around a Pinebook in most every respect. ThinkPad x2x0 models weigh in heftier, but generally can be foun
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It was either the original Moto G or the 2nd gen one that got a kernel version bump - from 3.4 to 3.10, I think. I remember being impressed at the time. Newer Sony devices got a major version bump from 4.4 to 4.9 with their Pie releases: h
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It's still pretty bad here, as you can see with many discussions the CNN-type opinion tends to be prevalent. What is nice is that discussions here often involve intelligent, analytical discussion around such talking points; a degree le
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8y ago
It looks good on Firefox desktop for me. Once I select only that frame, it seems like its well formatted for reading. It doesn't play well with Firefox's reader view, but because it's already decently formatted for reading [o
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Does CBD have the same kind of high and anxiety and paranoia as marijuana? What exactly did the psych recommend it for? Depression?
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Effexor is one of the nastiest ones, even when not tapering off of it. A missed dose can mean brain shocks, and withdrawals can mean months of that, sometimes strong enough to knock you down. I am ever surprised that they continue prescribi
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8y ago
That number seems a bit high.
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Wasn't Manning caught by bragging about leaking? It wasn't Wikileaks' fault that Manning chose to discard any potential anonymity by being recklessly boastful.
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Unless you plop them into a warzone, they won't truly care. In the US we are generally so far removed from the fracas of war.
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Didn't work for me. This link seems to cover the find well, actually refuting the Haaretz story: https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/archaeology/antik... "The new disk, if it belonged to the
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Is restaurant variety really that big a deal? Quality grocery nearby would be more important for me - my prime concern, actually. Living in a Kansas city superb could be cool, if those nearby forests offered parks and trails and such. shru
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Nightshade? Like no tomatoes or potatoes or bell peppers? Or like fungus, as in 'is that wise, avatar?'
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I'd like to see fashion better accomodate the solar requirements of our testicles.
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Hmm, with insurance Testim and IM are comparable in price for me (super cheap).
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Swedish tracing paper works well for a pre-filter. It's inexpensive for a long, seemingly inexhaustible roll, and can be washed numerous times. It also works well by itself if you just want to cheaply filter large particulates. I used
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How can you tell they're for facial recognition?
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Isn't it a major jerk move to deface/destroy law enforcement's equipment? There has to be smarter ways to protest that.
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