joshuahaglund

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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
Sorry to spam the comments with this link but it seems like a common problem https://youtube.com/shorts/1I9_Zxypg1s
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
Like this https://youtube.com/shorts/1I9_Zxypg1s
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/1I9_Zxypg1s Here's an adjustable knot for if you've got a continuous drawstring like on a hat or sweatpants
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
I've had sweatpants with a continuous drawstring, this is the knot I use to tighten them https://youtube.com/shorts/1I9_Zxypg1s
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
So give up? By complaining together, we can create changes that make life more fair.
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
Air BNB guests are a net drain on my neighborhood. You do not add anything to the community. I can't ask you for a cup of sugar. You're a party of strangers who I'll never see again. I'm not on vacation trying to introdu
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
It's not a law, it's a financial contract between a borrower and a lender. I agree it's stupid, but that's what you get when you let the invisible hand bind human hands
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
No, we just want to get to know our neighbors. Not live next door to a rotating party house
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by joshuahaglund 3mo ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/org/science/article/pii/S23692... It was enough of a concern before the most contagious virus resurfaced (measles) that researchers have been looking at sporting events as m
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by joshuahaglund 5mo ago
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/rice-disease-mystery-e... Lack of thiamine will get you first but you can switch to Brown rice which has both
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by joshuahaglund 5mo ago
IDK, jesters are running the world and I think Canterbury tales was written before "generous tit for tat" was determined to be the superior game strategy.
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by joshuahaglund 5mo ago
I think most of the US has 240 to the home. Look at your power feed, if there are two insulated conductors on an uninsulated line, those are two 120V lines of opposite phase/polarity. I have a friend who temporarily ran a 240 volt weld
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by joshuahaglund 6mo ago
No beer has nothing to do with Roseburia genus bacteria
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by joshuahaglund 6mo ago
> hack at stone with a chisel Update your mental model, except for the grand works, they used sticks on clay tablets similar to writing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clay_tablet
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by joshuahaglund 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgen_insensitivity_syndrom... Among others
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by joshuahaglund 7mo ago
Yeah "You can use newline or tab characters in the HREF attribute and the browser will throw a validation error, remove the offending character, try again, then succeed" would be a more accurate title.
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by joshuahaglund 8mo ago
That looked like a leading question to me, asking for confirmation but not an outright assumption. Seems like a fair question
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by joshuahaglund 9mo ago
https://time.com/5846321/nixon-trump-law-and-order-history/ (They said law and order, because they couldn't say anti black)
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by joshuahaglund 9mo ago
I like the aesthetic choice
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by joshuahaglund 11mo ago
Just what we need, more powerful automobiles. I would appreciate a 1 oz motor that can put out 1 hp on an ebike.
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by joshuahaglund 1y ago
You're assuming so much that is wrong. Thieves don't know how to use technology? They can't use a charger? (I imagine they'd wire one to an also stolen generator) Then you assume they're gonna be in a car chase? Tha
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by joshuahaglund 1y ago
> The actual PBS and NPR shows you're familiar with are generally developed and produced privately Off the top of my head, two programs I watch that get CPB funding include: Frontline https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/fr
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by joshuahaglund 1y ago
Well 40% admit to it but those are just the honest dishonest people https://losspreventionmedia.com/new-survey-reveals-more-than...
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by joshuahaglund 1y ago
Or maybe they're low sales-volume items in a low profit margin store and it's cheaper to put some things behind glass than post up a security guard to deal with the fact that almost everyone, even nice old ladies at the grocery st
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by joshuahaglund 1y ago
Your own link points out that $950 is just taking into account inflation. When the law was created in 1982 the amount was $400, which was about $981 in 2014. Inflation would eventually make stealing a candy bar a felony. Or we could updated
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by joshuahaglund 2y ago
Which was cool until he littered the bottle of gas into the irrigation ditch behind him
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by joshuahaglund 2y ago
IDK where you live but where I am, unless it's an actively life threatening emergency, the Police will say they're busy. I watched a drunk driver try to drive away after smashing into a parked car, ripping a wheel off the parked c
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by joshuahaglund 2y ago
I've retrieved stolen bikes, one because of an airtag. Showed up with a couple friends standing by but not trying to be intimidating. It's mostly about staying calm and telling the person this is mine, I'm taking it. They alw
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by joshuahaglund 2y ago
I hope the second researcher to look at these writings looked sternly at the first, gesturing at the pieces of torn papyrus and questioned: Euripides?!?
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by joshuahaglund 2y ago
> Algorithmically, it is possible to control how much it costs to mine crypto at any point by modulating network fees (PoS)/block difficultly (PoW). This would in turn have an effect of the supply of the currency because if it becom

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