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Mines are commonly not in the most accessible space, so it's not unreasonable for them to continue to use fossil fuel backups for at least some time. For improving climate change it's important to not let perfect get in the way of
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2y ago
it's actually better now (though not perfect), it has a list of known networks (which usually doesn't change much) and then "Other Networks" is a sub menu.
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2y ago
similarly it's used to be super common to get checkbooks starting with a higher check number cause some places were cautious of taking check #1 from someone assuming they didn't have any sort of credit history.
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2y ago
https://boards.greenhouse.io/arcadiacareers/jobs/7293665002 says "Arcadia is open to fully remote candidates and employees have access to co-working spaces." though I had to ctrl+f to find it
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2y ago
I'm not a lawyer so take this with a grain of salt, especially with the current scotus, but I wouldn't be super surprised if courts found it legal to record government officials in general. Other forms of communication (like email
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3y ago
I imagine a good number of stolen art ends up destroyed or abandoned/lost after a generation or two.
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3y ago
But does it actually cost that much more or does SawStop just price their saws at a premium for having a premium feature?
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3y ago
That's definitely my belief with it too, and it wasn't a blog but I remember a history teacher in high school pointed me at a couple similar papers when I expressed discomfort that we'd use such horrific research.
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there's a lot of "these are some tested to failure limits for humans" results that are of use in medical settings, but they aren't really needed and end up being more of a "fatal dose" style measure. The most u
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Can't speak for the ones in this article but they're doing similar in the pacific northwest and many of the dams where built to locally control flooding, but other newer dams further upstream ended up handling the flood prevention
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My (non-lawyer) take on that is when they say "began with the assumption that the APIs may be copyrightable, and thus proceeded with a review of the four factors that contributed to fair use" is that they're not saying APIs a
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I think when measuring a big enough populations they likely would show that small of a shift, though would be interested in the range of it, like is it a smaller group highly effected vs being pretty consistent.
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I believe last I read about it, some drugs are formed as crystals, and being in 0g (or free fall if your pedantic) meant the formed crystals were much bigger or easier to actually form, can't remember which, the specific drug is relate
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ROM sites are different in that they are distributing the copywrited media The only 'emulator' cases I've seen be successful are due to the same, they didn't get in trouble for the emulator, they got in trouble for distr
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> The lady had a severe sesame allergy and was rushed to the hospital -- she did not know that tahini was sesame paste and I did not tell her . I saw similar with corn, my cat was having a severe reaction to something and vet suggested
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yeah, I've had that discussion "we were all worried about the ozone and nothing happened, this is just a repeat and people will stop talking about it any time now" and my response is "'Nothing' happened because
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3y ago
According to the prices from the chamber of commerce [1] that means everywhere but california, new england & new york it's cheaper for electric as long as your charging at home (which you should be doing as much as you can anyways
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3y ago
Mostly cause externally it's impossible to tell if they're watching a movie or just have some sort of HUD up for navigation.
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I’m not saying it was alright before, but it was more contained and now the volume is making it a bigger issue that more people are exposed to.
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> or the ease in which it can be created? It's the volume of it, which comes from the ease.
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> The student was ordered in writing to not read about nuclear engineering outside of the school building, regardless of the source. Even though it's all publicly available information that is taught in any undergrad engineering pro
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It's very likely Europe version numbers are 1 below US in that case as yeah in the US it's the V4 for 1000v.
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We're on the upswing (hopefully it sticks around) My use of recession there may be a bit glib and poorly chosen, but people are feeling like job security is way down, and finding a new job is a way slower prospect than it has been. Eve
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Correct, on rereading what I wrote I see its confusingly written
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most existing tesla chargers are 400v (I believe the cybertruck is their first to use 800v), so for other fast charging cars (like kia/hyundai GMP based ev6/ioniq 5) you only get half the speed, so as they update this will start t
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Other possible reasons - We're in a recession (at least if you aren't upper middle class or above) - Dealers are still acting like there's a supply shortage, so prices are still up but lots are full - Everyone (pretty much) b
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I think that better diagnosis does account for some of the diagnosis count (like many mental health issues the solution used to just be "if you can't figure out how to act normal on your own you're going to a home/asylum
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> I also wonder if the regenerative braking is less efficient / engages less often when dealing with larger weight I'd def be interested to hear more if this is true, my gut tells me you should actually be able to get more ener
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> I don't know whether there's a modern analogue of this, but it could be meaningful. I see something along the lines of "lets make spotify playlists for each other" on dating profiles semi-regularly. Don't know
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other posts pointed out the issue, it breaks certain markdown formatted comments (mainly tables).
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