frogpelt

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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   I think you are off here. California, Colorado and New Mexico are all in the top ten of oil production. Yes, some states are "red" and they tend to like their fossil fuels. But they may be "red" in part because of their
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   You can call them weird but they may be right.
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   Pretty much.
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   Going back? The F-16 is 45 years old.
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   The 50 cents probably covered delivery of the paper, right?
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   And Gandhi did not say "Be the change you want to see in the world." Instead, he apparently said: “We but mirror the world. All the tendencies present in the outer world are to be found in the world of our body. If we could change
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   I don't disagree. You're not wrong.
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   Love it. Thanks for finding this blast from the past.
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   by frogpelt 7y ago

   Every used car lot in the country would disappear.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I disagree. If climate change is as catastrophic as it is being portrayed by most it's not going to a cause economic slowdown. It will cause massive economic upheaval. If all fossil fuel vehicles are replaced by 2030 think of the scale
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    There should have been an X at the top right corner. Also, do you have reader mode on your device? That would fix it too.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I don't why but this kind of reporting really bothers me. I understand that putting a face on a news story makes it more meaningful. But it just screams anecdotal evidence to me. Who cares what "one American" did?? Is the a
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    And yet few have ever heard this Larry while Millard Fillmore maintains the distinction of being the president with the coolest name. If only Spiro T. Agnew would have made it.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuI-ss5aQU8 Go to 7:47.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    That's what things like Patreon are for. It's a third party monetization platform.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Related video showing why you should always wear a hard hat on a construction site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufbOJhaZRmI
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Simply change the question; "Do you think you will still be alive in 15 years?" You would probably get a different answer.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    That's fair. I don't know what happened. But I assume he cheated on his wife. I consider that not having integrity. If I'm wrong and he didn't cheat on his wife, then I stand corrected. I disagree with your last statem
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Jeff Bezos does not have integrity. We know this because of the way he treated Mackenzie Bezos. Now, we just have to see how far his lack of integrity will go in his business operation.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I wonder if a Spotify for the Internet would work. Pay a monthly access fee and have micro payments go to the creators based on usage. Mozilla would be in a good position to introduce that type of service and track consumption.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    That's the way I took it as well. Of course, I'm definitely not a movie producer or a videographer (is that what they're called?)
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I think OP meant for the 3D to be a qualifier of the Ken Burns effect. Meaning he added parallax to the Ken Burns effect to produce a "3D Ken Burns Effect". I don't have any experience in any of it but I'm just offering
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    You can object to sports feeding corporate. But university feed corporations in every area. I object to tuition going up 8% a year for the last 3 decades That's a much bigger problem even though it's sort of topic to the original
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Your question seems to indicate that you aren't from the United States. College football is just one sport among many popular college sports in the U.S. It began as a club-type extra curricular activity but as it became more popular un
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Same here. Often, I have to rephrase my search 5-10 times before I see a result worth clicking on.
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I read the whole original article assuming he already been executed. Has he not?
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Near the end of the article it says: "I pressed them further, asking if they could think of anything that may have made him a target. After a long pause, one of his students stated: “the only thing that I can think of is that he used t
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Spotify 23rd was a reference to the article in the NY Times. It's 5th for me today, not including the Pandora ad at the top. Quote from the infographic in the article: "Before Apple Music arrived in the App Store, Spotify was for
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    I see it differently. Since Apple makes the hardware and the software I don't have a problem with them preinstalling their own products. However, when a user is clearly searching for alternatives on the app store, it matters how far do
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    by frogpelt 7y ago

    Reminds me of this (true) story: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/for-40-years-this-rus...