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it is illegal to tamper with any part of the emissions control system on your car. Can you cite the law? I know the EPA has civilly pursues companies that make products that bypass emission controls. But haven’t seen or heard anything tha
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That page also specifically calls out wildfires as one of the uses of the sirens. I agree it wasn’t a clear decision, but still a mistake not to use them. The all-hazard siren system can be used for a variety of both natural and human-cau
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When you make a brick from the Sargassum, does it release or hold onto the CO2?
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List of banks acquired or bankrupted during the Great Recession https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_acquired_or_ba...
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Don’t ignore what’s downstream from farming - food. Cheap water is subsidizing cheap food.
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Legacy is closer to 15% of the class. You might be confusing the number with Legacy+Athlete+Faculty+Donor?
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Accelerate is a misnomer, it is the go deeper, advanced track. There might be a one time jump ahead, but that’s not the heart of it.
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Ice skates aren't sharp bladed Not sure how you meant that, but ice skates are sharp. Each edge of the blade is sharpened by grinding a hollow out of the center. https://weekendwarriorshockey.com/how-sharp-should-my-s
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Negativity bias is pretty well researched and supported. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3652533/
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You are right, it does. I didn’t see them because the table gets cut off on mobile; just the first three columns are in view.
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It would be nice if the page included the words of Portuguese origin, and not just the Japanese.
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Great for comparative marketing, but do you really need all those features? Do they make it better? Depends what you value. Sounds like you are optimizing for speed of input, so a couple dials are going to be the best option. I like digit
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There has been a major Call of Duty release 19 of the last 20 years, they only missed 2004 between the original in 2003 and 2 in 2005. 10 year commitment means 10 CoD games for Sony. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call
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I’m asking as someone not familiar with function programming, so trying to learn, not be pedantic, btw! So because the possible input is not just a single value, it is not predictable. It doesn’t matter if the input was limited to a set of
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Input is an obvious example, as it's impossible to predict the value of an input. Do you mean this more abstractly or literally? In the example of PacMan, for every frame, the only possible input is nothing, left, right, up, or down.
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I think it’s important to note the revenue coming from mobile gamers (generally) isn’t the same revenue that Sony/MS are after here. Just curious if you are making that comment after reading the article, or is your general opinion? B
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Lack of iodine in the diet was an issue 100 years ago, but not so much now. According to the National Institutes of Health’s Office of Dietary Supplements, tests have shown that the population in the United States is “iodine sufficient.” M
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They did have multiple emergency methods to surface. Neither those, nor a beacon help if it imploded under pressure.
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1,200 videos over almost two months is my going to saturate anything on YouTube. Isn’t this just marketing?
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And in some states in New England and the Pacific Northwest, there are a substantial number of households that still don’t even have AC, which reduces the savings from heat pumps. The percentage of households without A/C in Californi
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You should be comparing 2019 to 2020. 2019 is the pre-covid default state. 2020 is when covid rhetoric was hot. 2021 is Vaccines and Biden is president 2019 stats are in the archive at the bottom of the page. I’d pull them but on a phone.
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As an ex-Californian, I observed the state transition from high trust, high social cohesion to low trust low social cohesion. Myriad factors involved, over a long time frame.
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WW2 ended 77 years ago. Surplus guns like the M1 carbine (“assault rifle” equivalent) were available mail order, no background check, for $20. A lot of time and other things changed in culture before mass shootings and crime took off. Telev
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Not only have they been pretty good, they weren’t made by Ubisoft. Crystal Dynamics & Eidos Montréal did the last few, published by Square.
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Probably insurance companies, like in human crashes.
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You think that statically typed languages don’t often turn into dumpster fires? Not my experience! Even though there are real advantages.
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it was cache invalidation, and naming things. Just throwing stuff in cache is easy.
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Maybe the key is to be an island? Hard to reproduce in the US. Maybe the key is to not have a legacy of slavery? No something the US can undo.
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Some gambling is fine. Many playground games have gambling elements. Physical trading cards have a gambling element. Kids need to learn about risk and reward, and a little loss in the real or virtual world is a good way to do it.
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https://www.businessofapps.com/data/fortnite-statistics/ 62% of Fortnite players are 18-24
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