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I just had a look when I went out for groceries and for a 750ml Ribena it is $16.
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Isn't that why France has a President the position was created just to blame them? lol
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Hit and miss for Ribena here in Canada I never even knew about it until last year. The existence of it I mean not the availability here. Here in Canada we tend to know more about UK stuff than people in the US. We get imports the US doesn&#
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If it's disconnected from the grid why would we be concerned about it? The question as I understand is about protecting active in-use equipment.
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4. dead or dying intelligent civilization Slightly different than #1 assuming 'no life' means it never evolving I can imagine a billion-year old civilization in its last gasps. Maybe it was a beautiful peaceful and technologically
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For emission spectroscopy has been a thing since 1859 when Gustav Kirchhoff figured it out but for stellar emission spectroscopy it was Joseph von Fraunhofer in early 1800s? Although 1866, Pietro Angelo Secchi may have also discovered stell
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I'm not sure if you can. Transformers are basically two differing loops of wire separated by a space. It relies on the EMF of each loop to transfer energy from one loop to the other. If a strong enough pulse comes along it may be too p
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Only if you brush up against somone.
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I recall reading about ESSO the gas company how the company tried to find a neutral name that didn't mean anything in any language. edit: but now I see it just means Standard Oil as in 'S' and 'O'.
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> I have so many issues with the idea that government is a benefit to us, The Internet started as ARPANET a US Government military program. You seem OK using it.
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Regular air I'd say 78%N 21%O + 1% other.
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Or consumer-grade old style spinning hard drives.
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I'm in the same boat. Just a shy kid who never got over it. My grandfather died when I was three and I think it hit Dad hard. I was determined to find a woman and have children even if it meant doing so if not married. My Catholic pare
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Agreed. It's 14 year old boy drama trying to sound intelligent.
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The authorization was the clerk picked up the phone and dialed the credit card company.
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But then it gets into the ridiculous where white sugar is used. It's white by filtering it with bone char. At that point it's a religion more than a diet.
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I just commented above similar story. But it's not better safe than sorry. As a friend of mine said it's become a joke everything is "gluten free" but it's not known if it actually is.
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Yeah it's frustrating to see gluten free pushed as healthy to people who don't have celiac disease. It's about 1% of the US population or 3.3 million out of 339 million. Epilepsy affects about 1.1% of the population for compa
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>“We didn’t see much difference in the radishes, to be honest, but the cucumbers and tomatoes are showing a great difference,” Most above ground plants are easy it's the root vegetables that are hard to grow. You pile on nitrogen an
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The funny part is Teams doesn't work half the time anyway.
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I'm in Canada and we use CANDU reactors their technology is amazing it came about out of necessity due to a young nation with few resources. The fuel is natural uranium not plutonium. I think it's the best design, it can even use
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I do something similar using BeefText. A few long words I set with no modification others or entire phrases I precede with a ` backtick. If no backtick it can quickly become unmanagable.
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Off-topic but that is a very old Samsung phone shown at least seven years old in the image at the linked article.
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At a small town in my Canadian province there is a seasonal ice cream stand/dairy bar. My Mom and Aunt go there since it's the town in which they grew up. My Mom asked the person at the counter why does their soft ice cream taste
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> compare bottled water vs. tap water/well water. Most modern buildings use PEX (cross-Linked Polyethylene) tubing for water in homes no more copper pipes like years ago. Basically plastic so it may not be very good.
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What is the point of Pinterest other than annoying people in search results?
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Darwin to Melbourne is about 3,100km. My location in SE Canada it can be -25C with 1m snow, 100km/h winds meanwhile 2,700km in Miami it's a balmy 30C.
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> I've seen that military veterans are extremely adept at gaming the system to their benefit. They are able to maximize disability benefits as well as GI Bill benefits. I'm not in the USA but really to me that's just seems
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>I rationalized that it could be accomplished with people at each location, each with a sundial, making records of shadow length, and later comparing their measurements, but it still seemed like a messy explanation. I'd like to know
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Lung inflammation is a terrible thing and not to be dismissed. My Dad had scarring of his lung tissue cause unknown it's called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Some thing or inflammation damaged his lungs I don't think and I hope i
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