dumbotron

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by dumbotron 4y ago
I wonder if that's more or less than Facebook.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
People used to do them all the time for Christmas, but then got lazy and started sending just a card.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
I'm from that part of California and have seen it first-hand? Growing up, no one used drip irrigation. These days, it's more like 50/50.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
NIF is probably a dead end for fusion power, but this is still an important milestone.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
> NIH is now saying it knows best Considering this law was passed, I have to doubt their judgement.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
Over the past decade, a lot of almond farmers have switched to more efficient drip irrigation. They're very aware of the situation.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
Peaches take about as much water as almonds.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
This mirrors my experience. All I've really been able to say is ice on a pulled muscle dulls the pain. I also researched it and never found good evidence supporting it. I also haven't great evidence supporting foam rolling or stre
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by dumbotron 4y ago
Crazy that there was a 99 Percent Invisible episode about him just a few weeks ago. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/cougar-town/
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by dumbotron 4y ago
The place I work for (not the government) actually started blocking USB storage devices because of the risk of data leaks. Too many of them involve misplaced flash drives.
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by dumbotron 4y ago
This isn't going to make me friends. John Carmack hasn't be relevant for years, and this doesn't move me one way or another. There was a time when game engines were simpler and the work of incredible engineers who could make