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by highstep 5y ago
I also have found the same success. The more i lean into supporting insect diversity the more prolific my garden becomes. Do you have any tips for supporting wasps? I make sure to have water available for them at all times.
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by highstep 5y ago
more acceptance for remote work
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by highstep 6y ago
or just quit beekeeping, like i did, once i realized how horrible the mites and their treatments are.
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by highstep 6y ago
You really should cite those paper if you're going to offer such significant information. your comment is worthless otherwise.
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by highstep 6y ago
additionally, in past, we were much more connected to slaughter of animals as a normalized activity.
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by highstep 6y ago
This seems very hostile to small businesses who pay for those ads.
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by highstep 6y ago
sure, but wordpress can cost much less to run
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by highstep 6y ago
Toothpaste For Dinner feels like he's carrying the farside torch. prolific, albiet sometimes at the expense of sensibility http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/
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by highstep 6y ago
Eventually it'll work. I managed to get rid of Jordan Peterson this way.
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by highstep 7y ago
2fort on TF2 is still popular. CTF can also be found in the new Quake Champions. Both games are free to play.
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by highstep 7y ago
Most family members can learn to not disurb -- but I do agree that young children are a problem. Call quality is easy to solve with decent hardware, a quiet office and proper muting (I see this work all the time with 10 to 100 person meetin
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by highstep 7y ago
quick america! fix your health system before the insurance companies know all
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by highstep 8y ago
Using uBlock Origin to hide the youtube recommendations sidebar was a fantastic UX improvement. Now I don't have withstand youtube's persistent recommendations to watch Jordan Peterson.
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by highstep 8y ago
re: 4) - if your CV has a new job on it every year, I would be much less inclined to interview/hire you. After all, 1 year in is when a developer really becomes valuable to an organization.
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by highstep 9y ago
when I was 14 in 1994 it made sense to make my first website about dog poo. The site disappeared in 97 after a harddrive died and I lost interested dog poo... but then 6 years later I managed to recover it from the waybackmachine: http:&#x
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by highstep 9y ago
... like when drive home after skiing or downhill mountain biking, you often realized that you're mentally conditioned to go fast and take corner quickly ... This has always been an unsettling affect, and I have no doubt that video gam
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by highstep 10y ago
That's true in larger centers like vancouver, but not in small cities and towns. In those place the government stores are an ale drinker's oasis.
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by highstep 10y ago
They also profit on bots through their ad networks.
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by highstep 10y ago
A few years ago I managed to resurrect my first website which I wrote back in 1994/5 (found it on the waybackmachine.) When I re-published the site I left the uppercase HTML in place as historical artifacts sprinkled throughout the cod
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by highstep 10y ago
I thought the same when he said the cat was no longer interested in trying to defeat the metal box -- I bet the cat can't smell the food as strongly as it did without the box. I've always found it easier to trick cats rather than
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by highstep 10y ago
thank you for reminding me why I love being a remote worker :)
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by highstep 10y ago
Yes! The fact that the kitchen staff often don't get tipped is outrageous.
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by highstep 11y ago
I wasn't trying to dimension the challenge and skills needed to be a developer. I'm more so questioning the use a label which traditionally has a certification process attached to it.
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by highstep 11y ago
Does anyone else feel uncomfortable with calling themselves an engineer without going to school to become a true engineer?
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by highstep 11y ago
too bad the cold war isn't over: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34797252 (2015)
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by highstep 11y ago
Children all over the world participate in animal slaughter ever day. That's just a normal part of being a human (historically). Only recently has our society hidden that from view. Now as a result, we're becoming increasingly cru
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by highstep 11y ago
Seems like a great idea, however I'm guessing that perfecting the incoming and outgoing audio would be the real challenge here. Also, it should be interesting to see how John Carmack's work at Oculus Rift will influence this techn
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Body Doubles: A New Way to Work from Home(youtube.com)
1 points by highstep 11y ago|1 comments
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by highstep 11y ago
As a non-professional route setter I disagree - it's actually a very interesting activity that is part science and part art. It involves a lot of contemplation in the area of physics, body mechanics, and psychology. Additionally it&#x2
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by highstep 11y ago
This guy has two problems: 1) his wife doesn't trust him 2) his wife needs a lesson in spam avoidance, as she was foolish enough to type her husband's email address into a website form that very likely is scraping addresses to be

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