dghughes

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by dghughes 1y ago
That graph! It's like in 1991 someone flipped a switch and the line just drops.
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by dghughes 1y ago
Not OP but I'd guess fluid retention.
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by dghughes 1y ago
You'd get Kids in the Hall Chicken Lady.
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by dghughes 1y ago
The cows would die if nobody milks them. Dairy cows are basically 100% reliant on humans now. I live in a farming community but I'm not a farmer. I see comments about mistreatment of cows as if farmers are constantly beating them. Dair
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by dghughes 1y ago
Did Steve have a mustache? Those are the epic seasons. Imagine fighting a CCCP Venus rover with a glorious 'stache!
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by dghughes 1y ago
Is this your own idea or are you referring to the Qattara Depression Project? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qattara_Depression_Project
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by dghughes 1y ago
You can be given every answer but that's not knowing. Cheating only cheats yourself of knowledge.
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by dghughes 1y ago
Why would a casino have clocks are there clocks in most businesses? Everyone and his dog has a watch or more likely these days everyone has a smartphone with a clock on it. People used to think we pumped oxygen into the casino too. It would
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by dghughes 1y ago
And what do you think will happen if today all dairy cows were released to open fields? (I know)
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by dghughes 1y ago
I worked in a casino and I don't think the owners or the design are intentionally trying to fool you any more than a department store would. You are distracted playing games and lose all track of time since it's more engaging than
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by dghughes 1y ago
My story is when my Dad died and my family looked for a nice picture of him to use in his obituary it was difficult to do. Why? Nearly all pictures were birthdays, Christmas, maybe Thanksgiving, repeat. No spontaneous pictures just the basi
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by dghughes 1y ago
My Dad a blue collar worker all his life died of IPF. He stayed strong for decades but the last six months were hard and the last three weeks in palliative care the worst. The disease he handled the anxiety he couldn't.
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by dghughes 1y ago
How much do you want to bet legal US citizens deported will still need to file for US taxes since you can never outrun the IRS.
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by dghughes 1y ago
Even if you guys did rebuild e.g. textile factories down there in crazy land you're not going to pay workers $300/month to be able to compete globally. Nobody wants to pay $1,000 for a pair of underwear.
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by dghughes 1y ago
Someone needs to invent a way to make tank armor out of Prince Rupert's Drop glass.
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by dghughes 2y ago
Kraft brand Parmesan has cellulose in it too I don't think many people read the ingredients. It's funny more than anything. I started buying real block of Parmesan cheese and it's certainly different more sour. The crystals c
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by dghughes 2y ago
This would have been amazing if I had known about it. I had an Atari 600XL about 1984 I never even heard of a Commodore 64 back then. We wouldn't have been able to afford it anyway. I'm still shocked that my parents even bought me
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by dghughes 2y ago
My province has a hydrogen village powered by windmills no oil companies involved. https://frontierpowersystems.ca/hydrogen-village/
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by dghughes 2y ago
Our universe may be a rotating detonation engine only it's our universe being made not combustion.
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by dghughes 2y ago
...nervously looks over at my Bambu X1-Carbon...
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by dghughes 2y ago
FYI the author of the CBC article is science reporter Bob MacDonald he's like the Canadian equivalent of Bill Nye the Science Guy. Bob has been around what seems like forever. edit: he also hosts the radio program Quirks and Quarks. h
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by dghughes 2y ago
> The reason lies in the extraordinary weakness of the gravitational force. I recall reading Brian Greene giving the example of sitting in a chair. The molecules of the chair are stronger than gravity. You're not crashing through to
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by dghughes 2y ago
Egyptian Arabic is considered the standard Arabic language dialect. I find it odd that Egyptian is used as the standard Arabic dialect. From what I understand Egyptian Arabic is heavily influenced by ancient Egyptian. I would have assumed s
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by dghughes 2y ago
The NitroVolt concept looks interesting it uses less energy than Haber-Bosch process but it's only for nitrogen not phosphorus. If you grow anything or even lawn care you know anything with phosphorus is very expensive usually double t
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by dghughes 2y ago
An undersea cable between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia has also been cleanly cut. Twice. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/bell-subsea-fibre...
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by dghughes 2y ago
You'd have to stick it in a lagrange point 1.5M km away though since just in orbit is not true zero G. Microwave energy transfer should work. That's what I like about the Helion fusion reactor design they don't use steam to p
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by dghughes 2y ago
I recall about 10 or 15 years ago at work in the lunchroom it was me and maybe six younger people. Me age 40 them about age 20 six all said they have migraines I didn't, didn't know anyone who did. It seemed odd so many claimed to
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by dghughes 2y ago
Baxter is the female version of Baker i.e. a female baker (person who bakes for a living).
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by dghughes 2y ago
Too many people though love cars. Some cities are banning cars. Of course buses, trains, delivery vehicles still exist. Wide open places like US and Canada sure but many places are super crowded. Southern China, Lagos Nigeria, Tokyo, Mexico
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by dghughes 2y ago
I worked in a casino that had a wool carpet. When the carpet was new it was ridiculous the amount of static that it generated on you. I was wearing steel toe non slip and anti shock shoes too! I quickly learned to hold my machine keys ring

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