hattmall

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by hattmall 3y ago
WHy would we need the entire grid to be back up to not starve though. Obviously we would prioritize things and critical infrastructure would be first. What would actually be damaged though. WOuld an individual generator, batteries, actual a
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by hattmall 3y ago
Are things just not as fascinating now? Is there anything similarly cutting edge today. I know that part of it I was much younger but I also remember most of the people around were way older and seemed to share in the wonder and amazement a
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by hattmall 3y ago
The big one too is noticing everyone else slow down so you start trying to figure out why and look around more.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Ultimately it depends on if it facilities the delivery of information. In most cases excessive styling does the opposite.
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by hattmall 3y ago
This is the case for most everything though. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. It plays out in larger society as well, on both ends. You have a few billionaires doing outsized damage destroying society through marketing / antisocial b
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by hattmall 3y ago
My real question is that when looking at the map most of the large deviations are in extreme places. How long do we have temperature records for places like the middle of the ocean near Antarctica? There was a recent article about record br
937.
by hattmall 3y ago
2x the landmass is in northern hemisphere, so there's less moderation from evaporation in NH summer.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I don't get why you think people would starve to death though. Wouldn't this be something that last like a couple of days? There might be some long tail food shortages, but I would think obviously food distribution is going to be
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by hattmall 3y ago
I'm curious why you think it would kill most people? Are you thinking exploding batteries and wire induced fires? Societal unrest from the grid being down??
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by hattmall 3y ago
I mean it really depends on your personal experience to how your perspective or "where we are now" feels. It's not like everyone is even remotely concerned with or benefitting from this "advancement." A lot of the s
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yeah and I think an issue is how engineers think vs other people. What maybe seen as rude or negative is just an engineer optimizing for efficiency or technical correctness. Other people then tend to take things personally and attach emotio
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by hattmall 3y ago
The gym didn't exist as our bodies evolved. But neither did grocery stores. Stress and depression pushing you to eat more is your body telling you to get moving, in the past eating more required exerting a lot more effort.
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by hattmall 3y ago
The people getting the millions aren't generally from the same pool as those who have no healthcare and experience gun violence. Two entirely different worlds.
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by hattmall 3y ago
To get from point A to point B I would assume. Id be way more concerned about someone getting in to shoot up and OD'ing in there. Instead of getting a taxi you end up with a dead body delivery.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Not if he's compliant with the revocation. The idea behind bail is ultimately it's the amount that needs to make you show up for trial. Either it's an amount that you or whoever post it won't be willing to lose or it&#x2
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by hattmall 3y ago
I always feel hotter with the low humidity. It's stickier and possibly more uncomfortable if you aren't used to it with high humidity. But even low 90s with very low humidity feels like inside an oven to me. I was working outside
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yeah, policies based on race are always best practices.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Just put them in the trash or donate. UPS has no validity in the bill, just ignore it. They can't send it to collections or anything.
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by hattmall 3y ago
What's in olive oil? It seems to be consistently good, no?
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by hattmall 3y ago
That doesn't seem like a lot on a 20A circuit. I would replace the breaker.
951.
by hattmall 3y ago
Post some pics please.
952.
by hattmall 3y ago
Extremely unnerving.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Because it's not AT ALL the right tool for the job. And it shows that they don't even have one remotely competent hardware person on the team. Yes, it can work, but even at retail it's too expensive, requires too much power,
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by hattmall 3y ago
What would fake news and conspiracies have to with shame though. They are rarely in the same vein. There are millions of statements that can be preceded by "I am not racist but" and that's because people use accusations of ra
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by hattmall 3y ago
The longer we keep records the fewer maxima, but as we add more individual records we will break more. These weather stations are in remote regions where recording began 20 years ago.
956.
by hattmall 3y ago
RTFA, the monitoring stations that are recording these temperatures are in remote areas where they and were placed less than 20 years ago.
957.
by hattmall 3y ago
RTFA, the monitoring stations that are recording these temperatures are in remote areas where they and were placed less than 20 years ago.
958.
by hattmall 3y ago
RTFA, the monitoring stations that are recording these temperatures are in remote areas where they and were placed less than 20 years ago.
959.
by hattmall 3y ago
I think it's actually pretty reasonable to have an expectation of relative privacy even while in public. As in I'm obviously expecting to be seen by the people in my immediate vicinity but not by people who aren't nearby. For
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by hattmall 3y ago
With 20,000+ non-statw homicides in the US last year it's hardly a monopoly.

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