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by fallinghawks 2y ago
The version I've heard, it was the Mafia and FBI.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
FWIW some smoke alarms have a manufacture date printed on the side, so a receipt might not be necessary.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Will https://old.reddit.com/r/Pixel4a/comments/1ic55ki/succesfull... help you undo what was done? It links to Android 13 S1 version August 5, 2023. I was fortunately able to catch my 4a after it had down
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
You're assuming that those non-wealthy people have objectively studied both candidates, weighed their platforms, and chosen the one they have determined will make their lives better. As opposed to, say, the one who promises to hurt the
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Twin Peaks was delightfully weird. It was the sole reason I bought a TV, believe it or not.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I follow a bunch of Japanese game developers, who at present don't have a strong motivator to leave X. Most of them are also on LINE, but I'm a little reluctant to try it since I don't actually read Japanese. (ETA: I looked a
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
The Sakura is briefly mentioned at the end of the article, a bit less expensive at $16,500 (2.6 million yen)
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I was askance at him refusing the helpdesk request to do something in the app. One of my hats for decades was support and this feels like someone refusing to tell you what's on their screen, or whether a certain light is on, or to push
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
American English
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Apparently my "accent" is 36% Russian, 16% Korean, and 13% Albanian, none of which are remotely correct.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Distemper. They thought distemper could mutate and infect seals.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
If people would get away from the Norman Rockwell presentation of a whole bird, and spatchcock the thing instead, it will take less time to cook and cook more evenly. Salting it and leaving it uncovered in the fridge for a day or two helps
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
This is great news to me. I've made the switch to Bluesky, but don't want to close my account on X yet because I follow a bunch of Japanese game devs, for whom US politics is not a reason to leave. Hope to see them on bsky.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
It's a Eufy 30C max. There are probably newer models and higher end ones out there, though. There are robovacs that empty their own dustbins.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Yes, that's the one I use. I have a Thermopop and a Dot, which I use less often. It's an oven probe that you'd use on roasts and any large chunk of meat that takes some time.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Under 1000: - robot vacuum. Now my house gets vacuumed (that should tell you how much I hate doing it.) - the bidet seat is not tremendously life changing but it's very helpful. Under 100: - a quality probe thermometer. I use it for ev
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
In my previous home (a rental in San Mateo) I planted a small avocado jungle, which was eventually thinned to 3 trees that started producing in about 8 years. Half a block away was an enormous avocado, its canopy about 35' diameter. T
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
The son of a friend is with a group that collects unused restaurant food and distributes it. I think it's in the Davis CA area. If you want more details i can find out, but I'm guessing you just want to know if they exist.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I feel so successful
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I'm fine with the questions, because I never give the real answer.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Very much agreed on the For You feed - it seemed to show me things I wouldn't like, presumably to get rage-gagement. I do follow a few political types, but the majority are science, Japanese game devs, or language humor, which rarely
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Our recycling company can't even just name the numbers that are recyclable. They give us a list of examples and name some items, but it's nowhere near comprehensive even for some things commonly used. For example, reusable plastic
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I'm curious about the chances of the owner having the same area code as where the airpods were found. I think in many cases the mobile number is going to be from where you lived when you first got a mobile phone, which could have been
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
My neighbor, who has bipolar mania, was in the hospital for a 72-hour hold. She wanted to leave, naturally, and a "patient advocate" made it happen "against the doctor's orders." So I'm trying to figure out how
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
There was a spiderweb with little circles like bubbles, definitely not physically possible with webs.
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Your typical ACH transfer takes 3 days, but it seems like some banks have set up some kind of agreement or system by which transfers are pretty instant. Between the bank where I have my personal checking and the bank where my sister and I s
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Exactly. What crime did this kid commit that justifies being cuffed and put in a jail uniform?
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
I imagine this is more for the parents than the kids, especially if the kids are pretty young. I would not expect a kid to remember anything, even a lavish birthday, if they're toddlers or up to 3 or even 4. Yeah, I'm sure there a
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
On what planet is blue the opposite of yellow? I was taught that blue is opposite of orange and yellow opposite of purple, which is symmetic. I found the whole article a bit rigid and huffy. The standard color wheel and CMYK are just differ
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by fallinghawks 2y ago
Several of my appliances are in the 20-25 year range and have started to fail. In the last 3 years I've needed a new water heater, dishwasher, and clothes washer, fingers crossed for all. Maintenance (draining the WH every year or two,

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