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flywheels can go through charge and discharge cycles pretty much infinitely at least compared to batteries. Somebody posted a chart a chart on reddit recently comparing energy storage technologies based on how long they need to discharge fo
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3y ago
The language in memory called empire is very clearly inspired by Aztec
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Moose are way bigger then you think.
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yes but the crime of Burglary is about gaining access to a space by force, so the crime of auto-burglary requires entry by force to then commit some other crime (the theft you mentioned). It's unclear from the article why the underlyin
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3y ago
"Alexa, add wolf urine to shopping cart" is a fun thing to say at somebody else's house.
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after learning that drivers were being penalized for returning with urine filled bottles he searched the road near the warehouses, so it's urine very likely to come from an amazon driver.
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3y ago
if you filter out requests that don't have a host defined that clears up pretty much all of those requests
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3y ago
it is specifically in Detroit, they have lots of empty lots as businesses fled the city proper for the suburbs, now as the city is bouncing back there is an incentive to just hold onto empty lots so that new buildings around you increase th
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Open primaries are also a really part. In other countries the party itself decides who runs in each district but in America there is an open primary where basically anyone can run and if they win the primary then they are the parties nomin
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3y ago
Salem MA jumps out even more to me, these days it's only even locally significant in October.
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The actual new rule is page 156 of this pdf https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/ftc_gov/pdf/r207011unfairju... and I've copied it below: 464.1 Definitions (a) Ancillary Good or Service means any additi
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3y ago
Fukushima had passive cooling, but for various reasons it wasn't operating during the disaster, so it's still very important to have these even if you have passive cooling.
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3y ago
In Boston (Massachusetts USA) there are two different 24 School Streets, the other one is in a community that were annexed by Boston, so you'd say 24 School St Jamaica Plain but saying "Boston" isn't wrong either. For a
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3y ago
it's literally used as armor in some military vehicles
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Something similar happened recently in Massachusetts with a doctor seeing an injury the parents couldn't explain and the kid being taken away for a while. Injury turned out to probably have been done by the grandparents who never told
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3y ago
There is a section about this, basically collages are able to price discriminate much more effectively in a way that disproportionately hurts non-wealthy people.
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there where barricades but they had been taken down due to "vandalism"
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3y ago
BigDecimal is an arbitrary precision type so using BigDecimal is how you would follow said advice in Java.
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3y ago
They are missing Boston Style Greek Pizza. Which is not what you call "good" pizza but an inexplicable regional pizza that isn't worse then St. Louis Pizza. https://www.vice.com/en/article/ev4zya&#x
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part of the problem here is that when people say "lab leak" they are talking about two different theories 1. that the lab "created" the virus via genetic engineering or something. 2. the virus was natural but the lab was
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Europe has a working system of direct bank transfers that are used all the time by most everyone. Europeans basically never use checks. A lot of Americans here are really confused because America does not have this infrastructure but it ex
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the Bell Inequality is one of the things that really puts a damper in that idea. It's like OK everything is local with a speed limit, but there is a little but of superluminal stuff it's just not actually useful in any way except
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According to Wikipedia: > He (Olsson) later got engaged to a woman who was not, despite what some state, one of the former hostages that being said the other hostage taker, Olofsson: > He went on to meet the hostage Kristin Enmark sev
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when you pre-pay for something it doesn't necessarily exist yet so it can't be yours yet.
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I mean that's totally within your rights, but it's also within their rights to be like, ok no ads, no free service.
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I'd guess that to get enough access to repair the vehicle you might have to be able to send certain commands to turn off alerts or update part information. Now that would probably only be a problem if the current set up for most car m
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This is basically a variant of the Wankel engine, and if you do a cursory view of the Wankel engine wikipeida page it paints a pretty clear picture of a theoretically better engine that ends up not performing as well as standard engines due
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it's more then that, PostgreSQL will choose to ignore the index on a per query basis, if the query will return more then some % of the table it's faster to just do the scan.
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The FDA or FTC (forget which) just did a whole thing about whether almond milk and the link can leaglly call themselves milk. Their takeaway was yes they can because people are buying them intentionally due to them not being cow milk so the
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Reminds me of the story about how Radon was discovered (well the fact that it can accumulate in homes). The story goes that a worker at a nuclear power plant kept on setting off the detectors when coming in to work and eventually they inve
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