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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I was trying to say that with the anthropological and archaeological data that we have available right now the best we can do is say that they pre-date the groups that are peopling the region today whose histories we understand. It is possi
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
If they do I hope they leave Deep Elum alone. Some nice venues there for local, regional, and much more well-known bands. Also a few good restaurants in the area.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
If you find yourself weak and near death out in the wilderness but in a situation where you know there is hope for rescue and you must try to avoid being eaten by the wild animals there is one thing to remember about how wild animals exploi
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
After looking at the 3D relief of the guy with his pecker in his hand I feel like this was carved in the period immediately preceding the abandonment of the site in pre-history. I base that on the definition of the outlines of the leopards.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I'm not sure I would call that riding. With all the poses I suspect this was some odd-ball cult practice. I'm sure the archaeologist who had to polish that knob on that anthropomorphic figure in that one panel #3 has some good sto
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
For the author, I really like the way it turned out. Your choice of the larger windows does change the game for a space like that. You gained useful space on your property that can be reconfigured later if conditions change. I did notice th
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
True. Depending on how heavily they compressed it to fit between those studs it will likely be less than R13. No matter whether you use fiberglass or rockwool, you should make sure you buy insulation sized to the depth of the cavity it will
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
It's only water. It'll wash off.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I read the article looking for any mention of how they classified the recorded events as bomb blasts versus impulses from seismic surveying for oil and gas. That region has been very active since at least 2015 with seismic surveys and in 20
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
Sounds like some of Trump's people are double-dipping Uncle Sam and the Ayatollah.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
>If we “use nature as a guide to understand how that happens naturally,” she says, “then we can probably find ways to put it into human cells.” Oh boy! Please hurry up with this. I want brains in all my appendages so I can adapt in real
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
Perhaps you're already artificially intelligent.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I posted what I posted because, as I'm sure you are smart enough to understand, tools like this can be used for good purposes and for evil purposes. Going down this road only greases the skids for those who already have an evil use cas
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I'm not interested in seeing this technology progress any further. The ability to read someone's inner, unspoken thoughts is too easy to weaponize against them. I wonder whether a subject could poison the process by consciously th
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
Sorry. That whole post was intended to be a joke. I did not do a good job setting it up or letting it fly.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
Sorry. That whole post was intended to be a joke. I did not do a good job setting it up or letting it fly.
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
Thanks for fleshing out another part of the situation. All of our energy production and processing capacity is dependent to some extent on products that are not domestically sourced. Our Gulf of Mexico refineries were originally built to us
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
>- the US imports 60-70% of its oil from Canada In context, this only applies to oil that the US imports. That number means that of the oil that the US imports, 60-70% of it comes from Canada. The US currently produces more oil than any
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
That's impressive. Though I think there's too much space on this plane. I'm wondering whether it is actually a 2D view since it obviously isn't planar. To paraphrase Samuel L Jackson - "I have had it with this m&#x2
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I believe that it did help. Prior to that I would get sets of photos forwarded a few times a year. There was never enough information or context with them to make any kind of reasonable identification. I decided to change the dynamic a bit
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I was one of the data points in that spike related to the Chinese balloon incident though that is not the first time I used sondehub. A couple years before that incident I found the site while trying to help someone understand what they wer
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
That $1T that it might save is currently hitting lots of quarterly or annual reports as profits. With that much on the table I think the chances of seeing Universal Health Care here in the US are not great. The ones banking that money now w
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Thanks for posting this. IT comes along at a perfect time for me. I am investigating linux laptops for one of my children, still in college. I have been looking for machines that come out of the box with linux and Framework was up there on
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Great stuff! The 19th century photos you can find really add a lot of context. I found one though that shows that back in the latter part of the 1960's you needed to be ready for any eventuality. [0] This guy, who probably just glanced
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Maintain a list of recent ads blocked in that browsing session and redirect all the ads blocked during that session from previous sites visited, especially autoplaying videos, every time someone clicks on a Facebook link. That would be funn
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
>Highly unlikely the team in charge of stopping ad blocking has swing... OT but I think I learned a new term today. Swing. In oil and gas we would call that suction so for future reference: Swing = Suction
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
"Facading" is a term that just uses more letters to call someone a liar or thief. There's no need to beat around any bushes. When your business culture rewards lying or theft then you have a real ethical problem that signals
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Very sad but true post. When you think about it many of the ones who are downvoting this post are the children and grandchildren of old dopeheads who created the market that the cartels eventually began to fill. None of this happened withou
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Mexico is hardly the only nation where this is a problem.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Thank you for this useful reply. I appreciate the description of image building using the glass filters. That makes sense to me. The asteroids seem like an imaging issue that would be difficult to deal with since they are likely near-field

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