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by dugditches 11y ago
The second paragraph of the article states she can't live alone: "She says she can’t work a professional job. She can’t live alone. And, she says, she surely couldn’t understand this letter." You can't apply your logic a
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by dugditches 11y ago
Not everyone has the privilege to simply "n't do it".
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by dugditches 11y ago
The biggest issue is the bridge decks. Epoxy rebar is a gaff. Any knicks or marks damage the coating. Stainless steel is gaining speed but is very expensive. And recently Carbon Fibre bar has been entering the market.
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by dugditches 11y ago
At the top of the page " This is the expanded version of a talk I gave on September 9, 2014, at the HOW Interactive Design conference in Washington, DC. "
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by dugditches 11y ago
The blood of this Site has been 'streamlined' with Bootcamps. Who certifies these apprenticeships(assuming you're not talking about the Trades)? The typical Trades are typically handled by the State/Province. It's e
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by dugditches 12y ago
On your point, KOTOR II comes to mind. Taking Lucas' Black/White morality of The Force and turning it more Grey. It's just a burden of the games of today. And that it was a lot easier to write out text in older Bioware games
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by dugditches 12y ago
My math's fine. I think you misunderstood my post. I was just considering metric and imperial sizes thus included both sets of units. The first reply to your post shows the math. Even the 'increased' 240mg in the energy drink
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by dugditches 12y ago
You're correct. There's lot of confusion here over beverage sizes. 240mg in a 16oz/473ml can. It also seems to have been reduced back to 160mg. Even at 240mg it's equivalent to or less than a cup of medium strength regul
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by dugditches 12y ago
//Although I believe espresso has less caffeine than regular coffee even for equal volumes. // This is a common confusion. Espresso has more caffeine by volume. Looking at ~8oz/236ml cup of 'regular' coffe
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by dugditches 12y ago
I don't think a machinist falls into what your parent-post was getting at. I have found skill and 'puzzle solving'(using Allen's analogy) in menial or physical labour. But as stated, your body just can't take it. An