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by ipspam 5y ago
Does this mean the maximum size is roughly an X51? "Although X is the last letter, there are flares more than 10 times the power of an X1, so X-class flares can go higher than 9. The most powerful flare on record was in 2003, during th
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by ipspam 5y ago
Can anyone see the irony in this? He's hitching himself to one of the biggest globalist there is? Subcontractors pee in bottles because they feel squeezed for time or results.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Wow! We are at that part in the leftist book where openly pushing violence is style again! And the math on this one is good! The climate is so important, all important, that it doesn't really matter whether 5000 or 500,000,000 have to
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by ipspam 5y ago
It's not about the other artists. It's about podcasting being the last bastion of free speech that everyday people can consume. For full control and censorship, podcasts have to be walled off and censored. The artists are just dum
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by ipspam 5y ago
Distilling this down to a technical arguement, and going back to basics, this level of resolution is pretty not relevant to 99.5+% of music listeners. If listening in the car, over Bluetooth, or on headphones, you are going to need tens of
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by ipspam 5y ago
Mildly comedic piece. I feel sorry for the eco-ass, but when you start a social media post with “Fuck Chick-fil-A, fuck Charlotte City Council, and fuck, and I can’t stress this enough, them cars....." Well, you is gonna get fired, and
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by ipspam 5y ago
Where are they going to park? It's going to be chaos! I guess that is the point. Justin doesn't really have any options but to surrender, or Stoke violence and hatred to shut it down on safety concerns. Clearly the truckers win, e
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by ipspam 5y ago
My understanding is that stable coins are the crypto equivalent of fractional reserve banking, allowing the crypto supply to expand with imaginary crypto in these reserves and stable coins. Of course the government is coming for them! And a
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by ipspam 5y ago
Great! We can get Daszuak'ed once again! Of course all these will be recreated in lab, and passaged through humanized mice to figure out how much of a danger these are to humans. Then they will leak. 60+ BSL-4 labs, uncountable thousan
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by ipspam 5y ago
Bs title. Doctors have ALWAYS had the right to prescribe off label drugs. Democrats took this right away and are punishing doctors who use treatments with little to no side effects that the medical community couldn't be bothered to get
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by ipspam 5y ago
I don't see how Joe makes them money. My understanding is that the consumers he brings make them money, so maybe same thing. Either way, it's bad for the consumer. It's the people using Spotify themselves, and Joe Rogan for s
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by ipspam 5y ago
This has to be viewed in the broader context of the censorship wars, and it has to be understood that EVERY major distribution platform is now owned/controlled/censored EXCEPT podcasts. One of the only places in the world left tha
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by ipspam 5y ago
Edit: I misread what they said. But that's by design. It's pure trickery. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. 100,000 PCR tests analyzed, 3500 had prior infections. This means that 3.5% were reinfections, not 66%.
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by ipspam 5y ago
This article is a mess, and doesn't make sense. It probably stems from the fact that it is from our favourite fear-porn modellers at Imperial College London. 2/3rds of your control group of previously covid positive individuals ca
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by ipspam 5y ago
A fluff and history article best summed up as follows ""Any air-fryer recipe does really well because people love seeing different ways of using that extra kitchen appliance they paid for,” Ms. Jalanbo said." An airfryer is a
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by ipspam 5y ago
https://archive.fo/9u2qm
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by ipspam 5y ago
Wait..... The coming variations are unknown, and the current variant is known. I thought the only game we were allowed to play was to prepare for the worst and hope for the best? If those are still the rules, you DEFINITELY want to prepare
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by ipspam 5y ago
Your comparing sar-cov-2 to polio? It's a horrible comparison. Polio strikes the young because it was endemic and older people already had Immunity. It doesn't kill but maims. The average paralytic polio case meant closer to 50 ye
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by ipspam 5y ago
Or maybe, you don't get to totally tee off on a movie unless it's total trash, and I'm sure he had fun with this one.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Very neat. I wonder if hucksters are using these theories to make predictions? My buddy says there is this just guy that has made these earthquake predictions and they came true. He of course couldn't provide a first-hand source where
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by ipspam 5y ago
I haven't quit drinking, but I have cut back from an average of around 1-1.5L of strong IPA (7%) per day to a half liter 3-6 days a week. I'm also not vaccinated, which basically simulates the quitting clubs and bars thing. I have
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by ipspam 5y ago
What? I have never used a kobo account, WiFi, or the store. Always just plugged into computer via usb and transferred files. No fancy folders or restrictions or anything. The ebook becomes a drag and drop HD. This is true with my Kobo Forma
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by ipspam 5y ago
An entire article devoted to telling us lockdowns were a very very bad idea, without saying lockdowns are bad.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Good thing I didn't give them $40,000USD for one of those super awesome crypto.com visa cards I have been watching commercials for daily.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Oh boy. Wow. There is no understating this. This really represents a big turning point in the pandemic that the BMJ would come out forcefully and take up an issue that the anti-vaxxers have been pushing. That is really good. Stunning and br
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by ipspam 5y ago
So it's now admitted that cloth masks didn't work, but that N95 masks provide "better" protection. And the government thinks that 1 disposable mark per person, that might or might not have some small benefit, will change
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by ipspam 5y ago
I'm glad we don't have to do anything but wait for the egregious models to die. I remember when 8 degrees was a thing! Now it's almost definitely under 4, and we already have roughly 1.25 degrees under our belt? And coming ou
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by ipspam 5y ago
I would disagree a bit. If I bought Tesla, I would be buying it because of the visionary leadership and direction of the company and that leadership reaching into the future to build a vertically integrated battery/car/home power
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by ipspam 5y ago
My thoughts exactly. They will forget about nuclear war and put as 1 second PAST midnight due to climate change pretty soon.
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by ipspam 5y ago
To the contrary, nuggets are environmentally friendly. They take a waste product and turn it into gold that people fight over and pay big bucks for. Its essence of chicken, without all the work of separating and eating the meat yourself.

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