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by goda90 3y ago
A controller that's basically the control layout of the Steam Deck would be amazing.
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by goda90 3y ago
My 3 big hold-ups are not wanting to annoy my neighbors, since I live on a corner and behind my house would be next to their back yard. Then not being sure how my dogs would handle the chickens. One has a lot of herding instinct and the oth
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by goda90 3y ago
What's the reason for data collection though?
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by goda90 3y ago
This is from Feb 28th, but as discussed here 5 days ago[0], a US appeals court blocked this ban. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39875053
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by goda90 3y ago
Tick gut bacteria takes awhile, but tick borne viruses that multiply in their salivary glands, like Powassan virus, are much faster. 15 minutes transmissions.
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by goda90 3y ago
A major reason people form isolated communities is because they are rejected by the wider community in the first place. Phobia of people different than oneself needs to be actively addressed, and positive cross cultural interactions need to
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by goda90 3y ago
I think it's more likely hunter-gatherers that live in seasonal climates would be skinnier in the spring and fatter in the fall. Lots of fat would mean it was a really good summer and winter probably won't be as difficult.
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by goda90 3y ago
Depending on the processing and cooking. Brown rice and whole grain bread have lower. You'll find plenty of people saying to avoid white rice and bread. And the glycemic index is just one averaged measurement. Soda probably benefits fr
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by goda90 3y ago
Something to consider in addition to the total glucose your body eventually gets from a food is the impact on your blood sugar and insulin. How fast they change matters. Also how those carbohydrates eventually become glucose might matter to
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by goda90 3y ago
Unless cryptozoological accounts[0] are to be believed. I highly doubt it but it would be cool if there were a living snake the size of Titanoboa[1] still. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remy_Van_Lierde#Alleged_encoun
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by goda90 3y ago
Do you enjoy a steady supply of food, fuel, electricity, clean water, and easy communication? Do you experience very little violence in your day to day life? Are you generally free to share your opinions without fear of violent retaliation?
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by goda90 3y ago
Employees still have to follow their politically appointed bosses at the top or risk being fired.
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by goda90 3y ago
The sweepers I'm familiar with sweep the debris under the machine and then into a holding space. Does that not work with this kind of debris?
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by goda90 3y ago
Why doesn't the city run street sweepers on these roads?
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by goda90 3y ago
What if someone posts a dangerous lie? The post author is going to delete any comments that expose the lie. How would comments-as-posts be sufficiently linked to the original post so the lie can properly be exposed to as much of the audienc
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by goda90 3y ago
Google has an interest in not looking like an all controlling monopoly. I doubt they'd want to risk that by coercing Mozilla too much.
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by goda90 3y ago
I remember several fast food restaurants were trying afternoon "happy hour" deals a few years ago. Pretty much a simpler version of that.
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by goda90 3y ago
Maybe it's because I have terrible and slow handwriting, or because I had a job transcribing audio interviews as a teenager, but I find it's the complete opposite for me. Writing makes me miss more because I can't keep up.
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by goda90 3y ago
If you can be on the ground in the path of totality, I highly recommend it. Especially go someplace with more nature. The birds and bugs will change their behavior as totality happens. Very cool experience that really tickles basic human in
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by goda90 3y ago
Did you ever find out? I'm several minutes in and about to bail.
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by goda90 3y ago
A lot of people have been experimenting with soil regenerative practices such as no-till, no-spray, cover crops, and rotational grazing. Not only does it retain more water, but you stop needing to add fertilizer and thus not have runoff any
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by goda90 3y ago
> He suggested one of the chat's other members could have warned the police, but if that were the case, that other member would have to be charged, not Verma This doesn't make sense to me. Why would that other member be charged
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by goda90 3y ago
> For example, They also banned tinted windows in cars after an assualt happened I think every jurisdiction should put limits on how tinted the windshield and front windows can be. Being able to see where a driver is looking is important
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by goda90 3y ago
Seems like we should make laws to make it illegal to use such data for marketing in the first place.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've got one on my backlog that I already have the parts for, just need to set it up. We leave the radio on for our dog when we're not home. I have a z-wave button that triggers Home Assistant to turn on the AVR to radio and set t
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by goda90 3y ago
Typically you're not supposed to swallow toothpaste or mouth rinses, so relatively little actually stays in your body. Tap water is generally considered fine to swallow in large amounts though.
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by goda90 3y ago
There are systems being developed where the discharged electrolyte is pumped out of a vehicle and replaced with charged electrolyte.
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by goda90 3y ago
I hope society ends up settling on some fluid based sustainable fuel in the end. Maybe it's fuel cells, flow batteries, or even a combustible. The advantages of weight and refueling speed are hard to beat.
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by goda90 3y ago
TFA has an update at the bottom that suggests it might be a case of the "continuous import" setting being synced between multiple computers after being set on only one. Not sure I believe it though.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've started joining design meetings for a new streamlined way for nurses to do their tasks in the EHR. Multiple times now we've got stuck in a little back and forth about how to do something, and someone suggests a setting to all

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