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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I think developing a grid system where there can only be so much average population density in a given area would be the best way to handle it. Setting aside half our land is kind of absurd in that it's inevitably going to be undesirab
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Yes definitely, but it'd be hard to edit out a guy looking around for the cameras, and IIRC there was an episode of Punked where exactly that happened and they got called out, someone shouted "where the fuck is Ashton?" and r
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Except alcohol does the same and people consume that a lot more frequently and doctors advocate moderated use.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I think lying turns it from a prank and into a scam. A prank shouldn't require fraud to work. It's like the show Punked, the best ones (thinking the kid from Malcolm in the Middle) relied entirely on the victim getting tunnel visi
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Well to be fair you could smoke a cigar infrequently enough to have no defineable effect on your health and the act of sitting down and relaxing quietly for a half hour for a good cigar is likely to be beneficial to your health. So given en
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Armoured vans used by banks are highly dangerous on the roads, so are just regular armoured cars. Putting a MRAP into the hands of people who do not routinely drive them is just gross negligence. If the drive hits anything at road speeds
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
This is what me and my wife did. She bought the same laser printer she has at work for home and it works amazing. It was cheap, and not being caught in the ink racket makes it cheaper. There's very few instances you actually need to pr
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Compare this to a game like KSP where modding is also very popular. Installing a mod is generally: extract rar to game folder. Step two is play the game.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Honestly this is more insidious than the brain washing that went on in the Hitler Youth. This has got to be what the Jews in the ghettos were seeing before everyone found out who they were to be used on.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Yeah definitely. I get tagged in photos of my son, because he's my son and it's normally one of the grandparents taking the picture when we left him with them for the night. Our family Christmas party must destroy the algorithm wh
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
It could just be because you're harvesting them when ripe, similar to how tomatoes grown in your garden seem to have 10 times the flavour as the store bought ones. However, I wouldn't rule out a difference in the actual flavour be
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Exactly this, its already well established that skin hair causes drag. Firstly it acts as insulation. Secondly, it works remarkebly well to evaporate sweat and being originally savanna dwelling primates that endurance hunted our pray it wou
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Yes it was inspected, but funnily enough (thinking back over a decade here) I can't think of anyone being engaged to get them into anything to keep them advancing. I think it could have gotten anomalously high because the next time it
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I think my biggest issue is that standardized testing is loved so much because it appears to work. UK has significantly higher graduation rates for both High school and for college than the US, and the UK just loves its standardized testi
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
It's a classic "password" is not a good password situation. Peoples passwords are way too common, its not surprising celebrities got hacked they're going to be just as likely as using a weak password as any young adult.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I usually switch the answers around. So A gets B's answer.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I used to mix up the answers to the question. So "What is your mother's maiden name?" would be Nathan Fillion. "Who is your favourite actor?" would be my mother's insanely obscure maiden name (I've never h
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I don't think this works in socialist countries. "Pay up or I'll break your legs!" "Okay, you won't get your money, I get my legs fixed for free and I get disability and unemployment."
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Mark Carney is the reason Canada basically bypassed this recession. It was so minor hear it was barely noticed, the biggest impact was the stall in new house construction. However our banks thrived, they profited by offering loans to major
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Ah, ah, ah. Plant basement full of grass and put a goat down there. Low maintenance and deliciousness to be had.
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Exactly this. These are people with poor credit histories at high risk of defaulting and usually a track record of late payments on bills. No one will touch them without charging exorbitant fees. We either stop it and let people suffer, or
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I used to be a game reviewer, for about 80% of the games on the market you're right. However, some just make it all their own and it can be on a per game basis. Diakatana was obviously a Quake II engine game, Anachranox was not. The en
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Firstly if you're at personal risk if you don't turn up profitable, you need to be incorporated. That immediately shifts all the financial and legal risks off your shoulders if you're operating above board. Employers do take
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I'm always curious how dinosaurs this large even got to food. Did they just bulldoze their way through trees and use their long knecks to strip the foliage all around themselves? Elephants can do it at 5 tons, I'm sure at 65 tons
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I would assume if it has to stay above the weather its wings would be very prone to breaking. However at a descent rate of 0.5m/s and a 40:1 glide ratio. Descending the ~20,000ft before hitting weather would mean 150 miles travelled be
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
My mum got a first gen Dyson and it lasted over a decade. I got a used dyson (not sure the model, its the one that pulls behind where your hose has the attachments for the sweeper head) about 3 years, so its around 6 years old and it still
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
It definitely does! However, if one of these did go uncontrolled and break up, it's a kinetic impactor. The Uranium core should act like a DU penetrator if the craft disintegrated, meaning it should penetrate ~6 times its length. The N
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
My dream is to buy 50 acres of land and build my own house. I'm starting my own company, so hopefully in over a decade I'll have it to a point I can take a hiatus to build my own house. I figure I can draft my son like my dad did
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
I know here in Canada rail is far more reliable in winter than highway. Raised rail lines tend to stay clear of snow build up. Snow on the rails isn't a big issue, its more the build up that bottoms out the train. I doubt these will be
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by electromagnetic 12y ago
Either someone's really fast, or I'm guessing this is autotraders that pick up on keywords.

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