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by dole 2y ago
It looks like US (edit: sugar-free) Slurpees contain 968 (Erythritol) and 955 (Sucralose) but it seems like the UK and Ireland mostly use glycerol in slushies so far. (second edit: this was mistakenly from the .au 7-11 page, I couldn't
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by dole 2y ago
"It is a colorless, odorless, sweet-tasting, viscous liquid." ... "It is also widely used as a sweetener in the food industry and as a humectant in pharmaceutical formulations." https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by dole 2y ago
Phineas and Ferb was actually NOT written with kids directly in mind, and as a comfortable pop culture medium between the tame-over-time Simpsons and raunchier Family Guy and South Park. A mostly wholesome, wacky and chaotic series where th
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by dole 2y ago
"History is written by the victors." It's control of forms of communication through censorship and propaganda, same as Nazi Germany and any other regime that wants to exert power.
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by dole 2y ago
Ridiculous to think animals are Not Like Us, Not Like Us.
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Zoom is widely used in US city and state government departments because of the ease of use and pricing, basically free.
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by dole 2y ago
The Thai government practices gastro-diplomacy, they have a program where you set a Thai restaurant up in a foreign country, you can pick from three different packages for size or fanciness of restaurant. It's why you see a lot of the
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by dole 2y ago
Yeah, I confused this headline for the Indiana Pwns "jailbreak" for the Wii. Those wacky AI hackers and crackers.
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by dole 2y ago
Scary things make people pay attention and click the links. I loathe the casual use of the term “lynching” by people in the public eye but same rules apply, using exaggerated, scary words to sell your weak point. Not saying I agree with i
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by dole 2y ago
I know the type, my top 10 friend suggestions on any given social platform are people I'm supposed to hate and usually in-laws.
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by dole 2y ago
The Commodore serial bus ran at 3200bps, the 1541 disk drive maxed out around 400bps stock.
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by dole 2y ago
Alton Brown used to have a recipe (I'm Just Here for the Food?) for homemade microwave popcorn where you can use a typical metal staple and it won't spark, something to do with the amount of metal, and also actual size of the micr
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by dole 2y ago
The Mattress, like everyone else.
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by dole 2y ago
Growing up in a mid-sized midwestern city with an art museum and resident mummy, the mummy and room of Egyptian artifacts was honestly one of the most exciting and main reasons for going to the museum besides the rest of the art. Hopefully
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by dole 2y ago
Perfect site design, concept and pricing, much luck, forget the haters.
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by dole 2y ago
Can President Trump Dissolve USAID by Executive Order? According to Just Security, Trump can drastically curtail USAID with executive actions alone; however, he “may not unilaterally override” a statute by executive order. USAID was establi
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by dole 2y ago
Whether crypto hurts or helps financial inclusion remains to be seen in places like Africa and Latin America. The majority of coins are pump-and-dumps or rug pulls, but after 15+ years of BTC somehow surviving, I still have hope crypto can
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by dole 2y ago
The AQS seems to be more about protecting their trade shows, advertising, targeted market, revenue streams and commercial quilting than quilting as pure art. Being nominated for their awards seems like a Grammy or Oscar, the commercially po
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by dole 2y ago
This was the MO the first time around; take a crap in public for the news cycle, walk it back two weeks later when it’s impossible to accomplish and everyone else has moved on.
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by dole 2y ago
I've been going through my LP records and found a 3-LP "Columbia Musical Treasures" from 1975, 36 "great" songs from 36 "great" artists like Debbie Reynolds, Wayne Newton, The Johnny Cash Family, and other
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by dole 2y ago
Coffee, cigarettes, alcohol, weed, Wellbutrin, Xanax... with all things, people metabolize and tolerate all types of substances differently to help us make it through the day.
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by dole 2y ago
A few anecdotes about TB: I was diagnosed with a latent TB infection received from a family member back in the early 1990's as a teen. I believe city and state departments of health must've tracked the "outbreak" back bu
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by dole 2y ago
I agree, I don't think it's over just because another major power threw a bunch of similarly powered models in the ring. I feel it doesn't really matter which country or company has which model open at the moment. Whichever c
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by dole 2y ago
"Adding to the worry: the Trump team appears to have deleted entire webpages about diversity programmes and diversity-related grants from the agency’s site." Some people would cheer soldiers removing books from a library to just s
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by dole 2y ago
Information wants to be free. If the US doesn't invest, others will.
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by dole 2y ago
We’re doing SOMETHING LIFE-CHANGING with AI and you’re GOING to show up to this gmeet in 15 minutes! Love, Oracle
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by dole 2y ago
More often plate carriers and body armor, mag holders and other “operator” gear than just military syyle vests. “tacticool” is the ironic label given to overtly “tactical” gear.
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He found and could verify militia connections between various law enforcement, local and state government officials.
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by dole 2y ago
A “Bug Out Bag” is a pretty standard notion in the prepper and survival communities, also handy for fleeing disasters and power outages.

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