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Reducing 9 regional offices to 5, laying off 10% of employees, and cutting the budget by 34%, is "dismantling"? The article fails to mention the U.S. Forest Service's budget has doubled in the last 6 years from $4.7 billion i
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I live in a large suburban home. I spend $1,000/mo on landscaping services and $1,000/mo on maid services. If I could buy a $10,000 robot that could do those things, as well as have apps for doing dinner dishes, laundry, making th
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It was going to use 1% of the available recycled water. That's about the equivalent usage of a medium size farm.
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Exactly. Now that the War on Drugs is thankfully over, this tool is being used on everyday Americans who are not criminals. It should be outlawed.
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It's the legal term.
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Medi-Cal gets 50% of its funding from Medicaid. California claims the money is separate, but since money is fungible, the federal money can be counted towards money spent on illegal aliens.
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"Tree-knocking" by Sasquatch has been witnessed. I immediately thought of this when I read the article. Although, Sasquatch has been thought to use branches, not stones, to strike the trees.
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My old neighborhood had "Front Porch Fridays" where neighbors would gather in front of someone's house and have a pot luck with cocktails. It was very popular.
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I thought about multiple drops of cat6 per room in my house, but they charged me per drop. So I just put one drop in each room and added a switch in a room that needs multiple connections. It's usually for Wifi WAP, smart TV, and the T
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Protest in the form of vandalism is terrorism. You have a First Amendment right to speech, but not to violence and destruction. The FBI defines terrorism as: "Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to furthe
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I have not seen what he actually said. However, the agency is quoted in the article saying it wasn't "political". I also saw in another article that it involved "terrorism". Since Trump has had two assassination att
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Seems ripe for disruption with AI.
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I was fine until I got a super-wide curved screen. Then I started to get motion sickness after playing a computer game for a while. I think the article makes a valid point about developers treating motion sickness like an accessibility feat
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Or PC?
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This is awesome! It would be great if you could record a snippet then layer your recordings.
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I had the same thought. This idea sounded like the beginning of a post-apocalyptic science fiction movie to me. When you start making ocean-sized changes to the earth, you better get it right. My second thought was: where are they going to
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Great show I loved as a kid! I have the series collection on DVD.
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I'm developing a scuba diving app for the Apple Watch Ultra. It's an algorithm and graphical user interface that provides critical real-time information to recreational scuba divers while scuba diving. (Nautosys.com)
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Kayak.com might be what you are looking for.
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Ha, I thought the same thing.
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Maybe it's time for some platform regulations like they do with credit cards. Start with some basic due process requirements.
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Is is pronounced "Ruh-Roh" like Scooby Doo?
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Where in the Enumerated Powers of the Constitution does it give the the President the power to kill political opponents?
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Assassinating a political rival is not an official act.
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You think they could have sold it to someone and transferred the data.
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Looking at some of the links to other finds, it looks like only one of the players' pieces has the "eyes". I wonder if that is an insignia to differentiate the players since I don't see a color difference.
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If they only killed a mammoth every 6 months, I wonder how they preserved the meat. That area is too far from the ocean to harvest salt. Maybe store it in the snow? What about summer? Smoking the meat would do it. They did find evidence of
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I find I get downvoted for being negative/critical and upvoted when I add something to the conversation.
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It's well known that China steals intellectual property. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegations_of_intellectual_pr... .
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I love the spirit of the Chinese people, but much of the engineering and science China has was stolen from the "hostile nation". China also restricts who can enter its markets and censors its citizens from outside influences.
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