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1y ago
Similarly: https://www.fox5ny.com/news/courtney-edwards-piedmont-airlin... Intellectually, you can think that "If a jet can move a plane, it can move me through space", but you never experience a fan even clo
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1y ago
There really does seem to be a "vibe" in the last few years where (paraphrasing) "Society is going to sh*t so although this action is morally dubious, it's not strictly speaking illegal, so I'll maximise my earnings
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1y ago
From TFA: "Lauer notes that not long before he left NIH, he and his colleagues identified a principal investigator (PI) who had submitted more than 40 distinct applications in a single submission round, most of which appeared to be par
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1y ago
The sleep timer works OK as you fall asleep. If I wake up again in the night I need to fiddle about with my phone to reset the sleep timer to use it again, which wakes me up further. I would rather it just assume that it would stop playing
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1y ago
Just googled it. Buhurt looks pretty close to what I imagine the Melee was like at a medieval tournament. https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2023-07-10/mediev...
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1y ago
Lindy Beige did an interesting video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLLv8E2pWdk But the gist is it seemed spears won more of the simulated combats.
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1y ago
I think we can all agree you're not at much risk of harm against a Tai Chi practioner.
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1y ago
Libby: Source is local library Spotify Premium: You get a certain number of free hours per month BBC Sounds: Worst app of the lot, but they do have audio books I wish all of these apps implemented a "Default Sleep Mode" between, s
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1y ago
Spoiler alert: no actual rabbit content.
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1y ago
Honestly it breaks my brain as well. I just have to take it on trust that it apparently works.
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1y ago
I'm sure this will definitely make tickets cheaper, and not raise prices. /s
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1y ago
A bit like Roman Post-It Notes? "Aulus - the lads are going for a jug of Falernian after work. Meet us at the Forum."
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1y ago
Common Cog business newsletter did some articles [1] about how this was implemented in Eleven Madison Park, starting in 2001 when Will Guidara [2] took over. [1] https://commoncog.com/hospitality-solution-business/ [2]
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I'm not sure you can put 9/11 in that category, even if you do choose that time period.
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1y ago
>>The BBC will have multiple people with differing view points on however. Not for climate change, as that debate is "settled". Where they do need to pretend to show balance they will pick the most reasonable talking head fo
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1y ago
>>last 80 years Good job in picking your sample size.
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1y ago
Dunning–Kruger effect
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1y ago
Not at all. I think it's probably the best option if you want guaranteed electricity.
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1y ago
It's either that or nuclear.
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NIH to crack down on excessive publisher fees for publicly funded research
(nih.gov)
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1y ago
I grew up poor and am now doing OK. I don't want to go back there. I also have a wife and family to take care of.
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1y ago
I saw an instagram ad the other day offering to buy established Reddit accounts, presumably so that can post fake reviews. I also got offered some money over telegram to review a hotel from a large chain and leave a positive review.
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1y ago
i.e. "I've already made my generational wealth. How dare my employees try and get some for their own families?"
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1y ago
https://fluent.pet/pages/getting-started-with-talking-button...
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It can have a fight with Nagel's Bat.
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1y ago
Maybe he had to keep it a secret? "A businessman who secretly built the UK’s biggest model railway feared his girlfriend would dump him if she learnt about his ‘dull’ hobby." Train-mad Simon George, 53, spent £250,000 and a stagge
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1y ago
I heard the scientologists used to do it on Tottenham Court Road as well.
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You should be able to invoice for your own time trying to fix their error.
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Glad to hear it. I wonder if some "Surrendering to a Drone" protocol couldn't be codified under the Geneva Convention EG "Visibly disassemble your gun, throw the bits in several directions" etc.
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1y ago
"Unconscionability is a doctrine in contract law that describes terms that are so extremely unjust, or overwhelmingly one-sided in favor of the party who has the superior bargaining power, that they are contrary to good conscience. Typ
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