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The best implementation of QR code menu I've seen was as followed. There was a paper menu but could also order from QR. It was a well designed page to choose from, but the wait staff was still there and took order. We had the option to
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Meta bans Russia state media outlets
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My point is that junk mail is typically printed locally, on paper. Much of Amazon/Temu deliveries are plastic junk, made in China and shipped overseas. Watch various Reels/Tiktoks/etc and you'll see how many influencers
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It's honestly not the junk mail, its all the crap from Amazon/Temu/Aliexpress etc etc.
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Ahh nevermind, I didn't RTFA. >The provincial maximum on rent-controlled apartments last year was 2.5 per cent, but Sharpe’s building has no limit because Ontario Premier Doug Ford removed controls on any rental units built or occup
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How does this happen? Rent increases in Ontario are capped. Here is the limit for 2025. >The rent increase guideline for 2025 is 2.5%. >The guideline is the maximum a landlord can increase most tenants’ rent during a year without the
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But even PG goes back on that by saying "Obviously founders can't keep running a 2000 person company the way they ran it when it had 20. There's going to have to be some amount of delegation." So what he is saying is man
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I Seven API vs is Even API. Can't say I saw it the right way at first.
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Thanks for that. However, I would agree with those against that labelling. "beef producers to market their meat as low-carbon. Producers who can prove that their cattle are raised in a way that emits 10 percent less greenhouse gases th
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I wonder if "low carbon cattle" exists in the grocery stores. I'd actually pay a premium for this.
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Is the seaweed actually in use beyond some test farms or research herds?
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You can buy it over the counter (OTC) in many countries right now, including Mexico.
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I was in Mexico last year and every single pharmacy had it (including all 12+ of them in the airport in Puerto Vallarta)... not sure if it was legit though as some of the pharmacies have been caught with counterfeit product.
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I'm Canadian and growing up, I remember many shampoo commercials having some connection to Australia (ex brands named Aussie Naturals). You must have really great hair!
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The right seems fairly interested in "space lasers" so perhaps if we just reframe solar to "space laser power" it'll help with acceptance? Very much tongue in cheek, however this has worked before. There's a co
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Welcome to online forums.
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Probably is by the time they are found, the rhino is dead. They might catch the last guy holding the bag, but I suspect it's passed through a few different groups by the time it reaches the airport. So the poachers just go on poaching
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Were there other sites between AppalachianTrail.com and DudeRanch.com? Seems like a big jump from $3k to $17k, for something that, in my opinion, doesn't seem like a sure winner worth 5x the first one.
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I don't think that alone is an issue. It could be seen as just commercializing the research he had done in the university setting. He would have to disclose this in publications (and perhaps he didn't). The university would have t
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"and 280 feet long" Is that an error?
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I think it's because it provided a response where normally it would not. Correct or not, something is happening where the guardrails are removed.
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I think it could be used for skylights in houses, but also commercial buildings. I've been in a few grocery stores where they use skylights to provide natural light but people aren't really worried about seeing the clouds and sky
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You can, at least at that specific time that all other boats were not trawling over cables.
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See comment above with link. He said if it doesn't work the first time, "she should probably repeat that 5 or 6 times" and then said something about it being cumulative because 20 + 20 + 20.... is 120%.
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He said "the probability of getting pregnant on any 1 attempt to conceive is 20%" with a heavy emphasis on "1 attempt" I figure he was talking about sex. Either way, the logic isn't correct if he was talking about
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I saw a video just this morning where he said that the chance of getting pregnant when having unprotected sex is 20%, so if you have sex 5 times and are not pregnant then you should see your doctor because something is likely wrong with you
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Could you use AI to generate images for those you don't have a real photo of yet?
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The air carrier probably has a $10+ million marketing budget. It's easy for them to throw $10,000 toward a 30 second clip to test the waters. Ad teams have to spend that budget, and they likely get more enjoyment out of dealing with th
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I accidentally hit my Start/Stop button yesterday instead of Park when parking yesterday (very slow speed, buttons are close together). It was quite rough and through my parking break on. Google tells me that "Keyless ignition-equ
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"until they remember that neutral exists." Or they can just turn the ignition off. When I was 16 and took driving school, we did this as an exercise. The instructor just simply reached over and turned the key and I had to walk thr
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