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Must have taken a few pointers from Rock Cornish Game Hens: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornish_game_hen
242.
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I've written a few: https://every.sdf.org/.webshare/clerihews.txt
243.
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Regulatory capture can be a significant factor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture
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links2 does not indent but links2 -g displays properly...
245.
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One of my pastimes is randomly exploring the Unix Toolkit. It's basically, "What is this thing? What does it do? Do I have a use for it?" And even if the answer is "no", at least I now know it exists and where to fi
246.
by every 6y ago
A veteran of the 60's here. Silly-cybin was definitely the hallucinogen of choice. Nary a bad time and days upon days of sweetness and light afterwards. I can readily understand how it might be efficacious for depression. LSD however,
247.
by every 6y ago
Down vote? Really? https://every.sdf.org/.webshare/hagstone.jpg
248.
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Perhaps they play NetHack: https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Loadstone
249.
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After reading this I went out and searched amongst the "river rocks" used for landscaping and drainage around our apartments. After a few minutes I discover a small piece of eroded limestone (6cm x 4cm x 2cm) with an almost circul
250.
by every 6y ago
It's a vast smörgåsbord. Choose the things you like and avoid those you don't. And if you're feeling adventurous or are simply curious, perhaps try a dollop of the odd or unfamiliar. You are perfectly at liberty to accept or
251.
by every 6y ago
If you are a close-knit religious community that has been practicing this form of governance for centuries, then no, it's not just semantics...
252.
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There are no vetoes in a consensus system. One or more members may have a "concern". Until those concerns are successfully addressed there can be no consensus. And only with consensus can anything be advanced to policy or law. The
253.
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My DOS boxes in the 80's and 90's certainly never looked like that. Quite impressive, although I bet he has a bit more hardware than I did...
254.
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A Debian terminal version in a container is what Chrome OS distributes. So far I am completely satisfied with it, but then my needs and demands are fairly minimal...
255.
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You may discover that some of the most interesting stuff comes from the seemingly boring stuff...
256.
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Sounds like a nice goal. But be advised, time and circumstance may intervene. Adaptability is a virtue...
257.
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Oh, thank you. But most of the credit must go to tree v1.8.0 and markdown. I was simply lazy enough not to want to code html...
258.
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I make no pretense of being a programmer, outside of the occasional bash, awk or sed script. I usually beg off by saying I'm a tool user, not a tool maker...
259.
by every 6y ago
I'm a mere youngster at 71. I had to wait until retirement before I could spend the time I wanted on things that interested me. Currently that is the Unix Toolkit. There should be enough there to keep me busy for a while...
260.
by every 6y ago
My favorite units conversion is smoots per furlong...
261.
by every 6y ago
A food chemist might be able to figure it out. Three foods or additives that singularly or in pairs would be innocuous. But all three combined, perhaps if exposed to heat, would form a toxin. Sounds like my cooking...
262.
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Also, they apparently love being root-bound. No need to keep repotting them to larger and larger vessels. They are essentially the tailor-made plant for every black thumb...
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Definitely the Dracaena trifasciata (snake plant, mother-in-law-tongue). The only way to kill it is with over watering. Once a month is plenty. They have been discovered in closets still thriving after months in the dark. Green, alive and n
264.
by every 6y ago
I am my own interlocutor. I ask myself questions and answer in-kind. Sometimes the exchange borders on adversarial. This is how I know what I know and what I don't know. This is how I discover answers and formulate better questions. It
265.
by every 6y ago
Yeah, it's an artifact of web design from decades ago. Hence known as: The Blue. But with an account there are better, higher contrast choices. I suggest "plain"...
266.
by every 6y ago
I keep trimread[1] bookmarked. I works on most paywalled sites... [1] https://beta.trimread.com/
267.
by every 6y ago
Or, perhaps they can learn something from MetaFilter[1] which has been successfully moderated for over 20 years... [1] https://www.metafilter.com/
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by every 6y ago
I often refer to squirrels as cute, fluffy-tailed arboreal rats...
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I'm rather looking forward to being bored for the next four years. Unremarkable displays of mere competence. The yawn-inducing functioning of a 'by the book' administrative organization. The dull business of sensible policies
270.
by every 6y ago
I've been using lynx for almost 3 decades. It was my primary browser for over a decade. The modern web has unfortunately left it behind but it still has utility. I have used it to test accessibility on sites. It is an excellent file ma

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