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2y ago
Here's another one, Ventum VX175: https://ventumdynamics.com/ Regarding what you said about ducting, I don't think that's a fair assessment. Really big turbines are the biggest bang for your buck, but they ar
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According to know your memes[0] there was an April fools post several years ago claiming the doge dog died. Then last year Cheems(real name Balltze), another doge dog died. And there was the announcement that Kabosu had cancer several month
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2y ago
Looks like this is essentially an Android tablet. Not quite mainline Linux but lots of software options.
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2y ago
There are lots of Android apps that don't need the cloud. This can run those.
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2y ago
The immune system is so complex. I have to wonder if allergies develop when something else is stressing the immune system and it misidentifies the culprit.
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2y ago
I would note that dandelions are not considered invasive in most of the United States. They're non-invasive exotics instead. Considered beneficial actually. I see native bumblebees feeding on a lot of what busybodies would label as wee
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2y ago
You could mow the roadside really low, then till it and immediately put down seeds. Machinery would let that scale up more.
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I haven't put any leaves out on my curb the last two years, but I still use my electric leaf blower. Early in the season, I use my mower to mulch some of the first leaves to fall into the lawn(which consists of grass, clover, violets,
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2y ago
That's what's going to happen with US Cellular: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/report-t-mobile-...
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2y ago
I was out weeding my garden yesterday evening and there was some pleasant bird song around me. And the droning of a gas mower a block away. And someone zooming back and forth on their crotch rocket on the main street in the other direction.
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2y ago
Improve your health with better diet, exercise, sleep. Find and reduce carcinogen exposures. Give your immune system a chance to nip it in the bud before you even need treatment.
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2y ago
Fields are a set size and shape. They could probably accomplish this with location beacons at the corners of the field if GPS were disrupted long term.
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A quieter world is one where the outdoors is quieter because we stop producing so much noise in the first place. This would benefit us and wildlife, which are very negatively impacted by not just our classic pollution but our noise and ligh
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2y ago
You'd want a lot of pre-filters to catch bigger lint. And those pre-filters will need to be readily accessible for the user to clean out. And you'd want a system for detecting the filter is full to warn the user. Otherwise you
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Their reward will be gamers easing off the complaints and refund requests. Maybe some will change their Steam reviews even.
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I recall there being a post on bash-dot-org (RIP) from an IT guy who needed high network traffic to diagnose some issue on the LAN. So his boss had everyone in the building start playing some old FPS(Unreal tournament?) to generate it.
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A better alternative law would be to provide free helmets. People can choose not to use them out of preference but at least they'll have one to make that choice with.
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"Weed" is in the eye of the beholder. If it's not a harmful invasive plant then really the only reason to not want it is aesthetics or because it impacts what you want to do with a space.
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3y ago
Office Space as relevant as ever: https://youtu.be/cgg9byUy-V4
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Oh I like that. We have LG washer and dryer but I have 0 interest in connecting then to Wi-Fi. Right now we have a z-wave button sitting on the washing machine that starts a timer when we press it, but since the washing machine has variable
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Reminds me of efforts around edible rabies vaccines that they have dropped in the wilderness to vaccinate wild animals. The big hold up there is how to get the bats vaccinated too. I've seen some studies into vaccines that are designed
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Probably treated with permethrin. I've seen lots of guides about soaking cotton balls in permethrin and sticking them in cardboard tubes to place where mice might be nesting.
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3y ago
Don't spray pesticides either. A lot of birds eat insects.
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3y ago
Pre-food preservation, grain storage, etc they probably put on as much weight as possible in summer and fall and then lost it in winter though. Not hibernation, but gaining a lot of weight in the fall would be advantageous.
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There are so many kinds of blueberries, and they all get sold without specifying what kind. There's also a matter of taste. I've had blueberries I like and blueberries I feel meh about from the store. I prefer less tart and some p
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Acidic actually
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While they can have input, the goals of the administration and district don't always aline with the goals of the teachers. Teachers want good outcomes for their students. Administration wants to avoid issues that negatively impact budg
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Substitute teachers typically aren't part of unions but schools are forced to keep bringing in the ones that don't care at all because there's just not enough.
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The implication is that countries that fund education more can actually pay good teachers well, so there's room for paying bad teachers less.
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3y ago
A real estate agent or a hiring manager can still walk away from a really bad property, candidate, etc. A teacher can't walk away from a really bad kid (or really bad parents!) without leaving the profession entirely.
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