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7mo ago
There appears to be a very large gathering of tankers on the west side of the straight when I checked. It seemed about 30+ tankers hovering in the same area. I wonder if they’re anchoring together in a roughly ‘safe’ area to wait things out
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7mo ago
South Dakota actually has a few decent tourist attractions west river: (Mt Rushmore, Badlands, Crazy Horse). With its proximity to Canada, and relative cheapness, likely pulls in quite a few tourists from up North. One additional South Dako
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7mo ago
I can’t imagine that happening almost anywhere in Canada. Seems like some sort of old wives tale.
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7mo ago
I believe at least part of the rationale for allowing sales, short term, is to try and reverse the oil price increase, due to the Iran war.
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7mo ago
How many months are you planning on visiting? Traveling between WY, TX, FL, and MT represents hundreds and hundreds of miles, and many hours. Also of note, all four of those states are ‘Conservative’ havens…
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7mo ago
Trying to steel man the loss a bit, I believe almost 30k of those jobs ‘lost’ were due to a nurses strike, and should show up as a +~30k jobs in the next months report.
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8mo ago
We stole and repackaged these games with no credit or royalties to the creators. But look how much fun!
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8mo ago
Is there a disclaimer about the use of AI to write the article? I feel like arstechnica is on thin-ice as of late.
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8mo ago
“The final rolling is therefore done on a sandwich of two sheets, face to face.”
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9mo ago
I would say to that, take a look at Portland’s new terminal: https://www.afar.com/magazine/a-look-inside-portland-oregons... The interior woodwork is expansive and impressive.
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9mo ago
Setting precedent, intimidation, narrative pushing, etc etc. There are many such ‘side’ effects.
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9mo ago
After reading this, I worry what else you’ve been repeating inside your head. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46555451
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9mo ago
Great article with diagrams and overlays. Good share.
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9mo ago
I hear estimates of 2000+ dead. When America gets to that point, all help will be accepted.
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9mo ago
“ IRCC spokesperson Isabelle Dubois said the program had produced many successful businesses but had “stopped working as intended.” “The requirements to qualify are fairly low, which has resulted in some designated organizations stretching
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10mo ago
Not a problem! It took an embarrassing long time reading through the article, waiting for the pivot to ‘Russian Smiling’, only to realize by almost the very end, that clearly, I had been hoodwinked. Linking the proper article after this end
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10mo ago
Seems to me almost like a defensive line, with small breaks to allow limited passage and to funnel attackers into a known spot. I would guess that what has been found inside of the ‘holes’ was due to air blown distribution of trade goods be
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10mo ago
Unfortunately, the URL referenced in the link does not point to the original article. Here is what I assume was referenced: https://chicagomaroon.com/5454/viewpoints/op-ed/why-russians...
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10mo ago
Two benefits of a screen: -Better brightness, contrast, color, etc. -Screen border edge contrast with surrounding wall gives better ‘outlining’ to the picture, helping focus.
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10mo ago
Keep in mind, the barrels where the liquor is stored, are not airtight, and results in annual losses. Holding is actually losing in this case. https://edvigo.com/food-and-drink/jim-beam-pausing-distiller...
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10mo ago
The problem was never in the time it takes to vacuum. You have to keep things neat and tidy enough in the first place in order to be able to vacuum. That’s where the time sink lies.
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10mo ago
It seems a very odd merger, I’m guessing most of the rationale is going to be hidden. Trying to stake a stagnant asset to one with limitless potential upside, should help the stock value, at least short term.
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10mo ago
I would agree that for all intents and purposes, X abandoned Twitter…but it looks like the 3 year time frame has not yet occurred. If they could’ve stayed quite a bit longer, they may have been successful.
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10mo ago
How do you handle contact-less payment only scenarios, or purchasing items online?
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10mo ago
You’d likely be interested in the history of the Bobcat (tm) https://youtu.be/bfgEr-nPCv8?si=Q8dbWlLZcdyU2enj
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10mo ago
I think you’d find other sites a better recipient of your submissions. A cursory glance at your post history indicates the ‘Israel’ portion of the article far exceeds any ‘Tech’ interest.
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10mo ago
Not sure you meant to, but you wrote Chile down twice in your list.
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10mo ago
“…This situation goes to the heart of the present conundrum: in order to holistically admit a diverse and representative class, we need to admit students who may be at a higher risk of not succeeding (e.g. with lower retention rates, higher
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11mo ago
Hitler was enthralled by Henry Ford, and copied what he learned about anti-semitism. https://www.thehistoryreader.com/historical-figures/hitlers-...
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11mo ago
And the British attempt at a floating ice carrier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Habakkuk
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