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841.
by fnord77 4y ago
good points. I do know when I don't like a supplement - some adverse effect that is a deal killer
842.
by fnord77 4y ago
there was a point in time when being an average musician was a viable middle class career technology decimated that
843.
by fnord77 4y ago
I would love to be able to buy supplement "samples". If I want to try out Xyz for the first time, I have to buy a huge bottle usually. If I don't end up liking it, it ends up being a waste of product and money
844.
by fnord77 4y ago
dumb question maybe, but with out an atmosphere, isn't there virtually unlimited solar potential on the moon? why is a nuclear reactor needed?
845.
by fnord77 4y ago
that Fibonacci implementation has exponential complexity
846.
by fnord77 4y ago
"At Schwab, my voice is my password"
847.
by fnord77 4y ago
nobody does corruption like the swiss (IOC, FIFA, etc)
848.
by fnord77 4y ago
if it were only that easy. shorting everything cramer says to buy wouldn't get you far
849.
by fnord77 4y ago
interesting. this is already used for ALS
850.
by fnord77 4y ago
cuts this big would have to be in the california WARN database. 0/10
851.
by fnord77 4y ago
> The Apple Computer Company hereby warrants each of its products, and all components therein contained, to be free from defects in materials and/or workmanship for a period of thirty (30) days f r o m date of purchase. stingy warra
852.
by fnord77 4y ago
> Our previous phase of implementing the Flathub appstore functionality was funded by a 50,000 USD grant from Dalio Philanthropies as in Ray Dalio?
853.
by fnord77 4y ago
> ‘When you’re torch-cutting a vessel, the anti-fouling paints, which contain large amounts of heavy metals, will also heat up and release toxic fumes,’ Jenssen adds. Anti-fouling paints contain copper.
854.
by fnord77 4y ago
amazon graviton cpus
855.
by fnord77 4y ago
> probably after killing most existing bone marrow through some really unpleasant procedures usually a massive dose of radiation, right?
856.
by fnord77 4y ago
> Additionally, you can integrate Mozilla VPN into each container to add an extra layer of protection to your container tabs. so you can have a different IP address per tab?
857.
by fnord77 4y ago
[Laughter]
858.
by fnord77 4y ago
another reason not to use golang (other than it is not that good of a language)
859.
by fnord77 4y ago
so, basically a competent CEO
860.
by fnord77 4y ago
I'm amazed this hasn't gotten taken down. it's been around for years and years
861.
by fnord77 4y ago
site doesn't render right on FF https://i.imgur.com/6N8j3SH.png
862.
Can a Wood [Reentry] Heat Shield Work?(vintagespace.wordpress.com)
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863.
by fnord77 4y ago
since this was from 2019, I tried to search to see what the outcome of this was and I couldn't find much
864.
by fnord77 4y ago
it doesn't have to be that long .... VisiCalc, the first "killer app" collapsed about a year after Lotus 1-2-3 was released.
865.
by fnord77 4y ago
> Coupled with downsides of microdosing (and yes, there are downsides), What downsides did you find?
866.
by fnord77 4y ago
if the Rs take the house/senate in the midterms, a national ban is on the table https://thehill.com/news/senate/3480725-mcconnell-says-natio...
867.
by fnord77 5y ago
> just run that thing and send it to me and I can file an exception if there is something on it I disagree with. basically how it works in Sweden
868.
by fnord77 5y ago
like nuclear fusion, peak oil is perpetually 10-15 years away
869.
by fnord77 5y ago
what's the data storage capacity of this sort of electric field(s)?
870.
by fnord77 5y ago
> If they manage to charter it for 30 weeks a year that's a big "if"

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