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dfsegoat
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Re-authorization document: https://www.eenews.net/assets/2019/08/08/document_gw_05.pdf "The grower groups emphasized the economic losses associated with predators killing livestock and reiterated th
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He is describing an "old school" barber shop experience where the proprietors are actual barbers. Not like supercuts, Floyd's, etc. Those aren't actual barbers - they are cosmetologists [1]. More info on the barbershop e
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There are a few theories floating around, discussed here: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/29326/what-we-know-abo...
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Yeah. Have same here. Ordered via Sonic.net and was confused when AT&T guy showed up to do the whole install. That being said, still better than comcast, and hopefully they continue to roll out fiber for residential [1]. 1 - https:
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Fact: Immigrants and their kids founded the U.S.
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I've found that if you talk less, people will listen more when you do talk - provided you don't ramble. Focus on being concise and formulating your thoughts while everyone else is hashing things out - then jump in with your clearl
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I am not sure why it is amusing? The interpretation is correct: The background system is called NICS [1], and all information submitted to it is destroyed after 1 day. The system only outputs PROCEED or DENY to the FFL when someone is being
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‘Start Finding Me, Boys’ – Inside the Rescue of Lt. Col. Dave Goldfein
(airforcetimes.com)
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No. It's a case study that shows that a worst case exposure to radioactive material is not a death sentence. Are you familiar with the term "Case study" or "Case report"? It it is a medical/other study that fol
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Couldn't agree more. Take Harold McCluskey [1] - "The Atomic Man" - who was involved with a pretty horrendous accident at Hanford, WA - and ended up with radioactive Americium-241 [2] embedded in his face/hands etc. - c
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FWIW - I found it fairly trivial to set up CloudFront in front of my buckets [1], so that I can use HTTPS with AWS Cert Mgr (ACM) to serve our s3 sites on https://mydomain.com [2]. I set this up some time ago using our domain na
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Sounds like a very fruitful career then. A recent read of mine was "The Drug Hunters" [1] which talks about the "highly improbable quest" for a drug that actually makes it to market, and the history of those that have. A
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8y ago
This is indeed the more interesting story: IMO this is going to be the K-129 / Project Azorian [1] all over again, with Russia, China and the US racing to recover what they can of the sensitive avionics / electronics off the ocean
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So is VRBO [1] a tech company? I use it all the time for group rentals in the way you describe. 1 - https://www.vrbo.com/
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With many edible fungi species - Boletes for instance - boiling can be the difference between getting sick (2-3 days of GI distress) and a good meal. When it comes to other species like Amanita phalloides (death cap) or Galerina sp. - which
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Santa Rosa, CA here. You have no idea how hard those PG&E workers busted their ass up here in Nor Cal during and after the Tubbs fire - a lot of them lost their own homes, and they were still out doing their jobs before the firefighters
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Ahh thank you - yes, I did have a bit of that problem but my wife did help out a lot to shield me from kids etc.
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>> This is simply a failure on behalf of the person working to just say no. Nobody treats me as if I'm "at home". Yeah. Worked from home for ~2 years for a company and not once did I ever feel like I was being treated d
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Having been through a multi-day power outage in the 2017 Tubbs Fire (where many transmission lines + tformers had to be replaced over weeks): I can honestly say that I don't think we can fathom what would happen during a multi-week or
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Thanks for this: MS FS was literally the first PC game I ever tried to play on my grandfathers 386 - and I failed miserably for years.
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You can't extrapolate that model to the USA, where there are more firearms than citizens [1]. This means that the average risk / threat an officer may encounter in otherwise routine situations are quite different than the UK, whic
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Do you have any links to support such a broad statement? I've lived in Northern CA almost my entire life, and I would not classify the Oaks etc. as "high oil" or any more flammable than trees in the rest of the continental un
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AI in Your Eye: Army Goggles Will ID Targets Automatically
(breakingdefense.com)
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Are you serious? Have you spent any time ON YOUR OWN in a place like Rocky Mountain National Park, in Colorado? For one, there is the wildlife factor: Bears and moose are dangerous. Secondly, National forests are a very important component
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Ditto to all you just said: Figuring out how to strike the balance between "filling myself up" learning new things - while becoming an expert at repetitive drone work (cough cough documentation) was the hardest thing I've don
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He probably knows/says what his GRU [1] minders tell him to know and say. 1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Intelligence_Directorate
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Not sure re: "easier" but the sci-fi book series (TV now also) "The Expanse" talks a lot about the human colonization of "the belt" and even the morphological "low G" changes humans would have over ti
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97ish here... re: BBS' - still have my US Robotics 28.8 external modem...
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Psh. Don't forget burpees: https://media.giphy.com/media/lEYcevSwZ55Go/giphy.gif
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Ironically, Russian Intelligence Service Gets Bitten by the Internet
(worldview.stratfor.com)
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