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birdNET and Merlin are some of the most used apps on my phone, amazing how well the birdNET would identify a bird even with background traffic noise. If it wasn't for that app I would have never realized I was on an actual snipe hunt.
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Newest glass material ‘Glassomer’ is used to fabricate small glass structures
(ceramics.org)
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But that is how it already works, Equifax was fined $700,000,000 - very little of which goes to the people actually affected, and EFX is still operating as strong as ever. There are data-breach insurers already. Again, that has not changed
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What laws? -This has not been a real issue for a while now(in the US/Can that is)
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>And settle down everyone, they are being recycled, not dumped in a hole. Recycling is only slightly better than throwing away. There is no conceivable reason these could not have been re-sued. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - is in that order f
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What legal liability would prevent them from selling, or even just giving them away "as is - where is"?
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My comments are based on working directly with many people who have had Alzheimers (I used to be in Audiology). Make time NOW to see your family. Let them know that you have been diagnosed. Do not try and hide it from them. Get your hearing
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My experience with hundreds of win10 machine in an enterprise environment has been that disk speed has a far greater impact than ram. 16GB ram with a HDD is a much slower and sluggish experience than 4GB ram with a ssd. This is for the gene
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Every business wont simultaneously collapse. Besides, isn't one of the core tenants of Capitalism that those who are able to adapt and overcome will prosper? Why should we continue to prop up and bail out companies who have clearly mis
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In windows just press the windows key and then type the name off the app you want (same as command spacebar in macOS) One less button press than on a mac.
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One step forward. Hopefully a positive outcome of this pandemic will be better global corroboration.
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> - Why Canadians keep the Ford family in power The rest of Canada is not keeping the Fords in power.
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One ear infection and you may not agree.
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They can cause you to become reliant on sleeping with earplugs. Our hearing system does not turn off at night, and by using earplugs you may be increasing your night time hearing sensitivity. I worked for almost 15 years in Audiology and sa
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Rice cookers came out in the 1950s, instant pot was 2009
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Not a treat, but even a toy works. Something they can "get". You want to complete the hunt/catch routine. Even better is to then only feed them after this. The have a very repeatable hunt/eat/groom/sleep cycle
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The problem is cats get no reward from catching the red dot. For some it can be a stressful as they need to catch the prey. The key is top reward them with a treat or toy once they have caught the dot. Just like humans, endlessly chasing so
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It still works. the outstanding question is will it be a licensed copy? You can activate it, but there is still ambiguity to if it will pass a license audit.
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Essentially...yes. But it allows you to point all devices in your network to one "fatass hosts file" instead of maintaining them on each device. You do not need a raspberry pi to run pihole, it can be on a VM also.
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If you use dietPI on your raspberryPi you can easily install VPN, pihole, and much more.
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But peep holes are one-way, and the manufacture does not have the ability to remotely view the peep-hole.
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But do the banks have access to your account information without the internet? ==> Genuine question, just how much do the banks rely on the internet to store and retrieve your account information?
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What happens to traditional banking in if the internet fails?
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It would. But not 100%. Same with skylights, depending on the depth and density some sunlight still makes it
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Also had it up here in BC (Canada). But we used to put bananas on it. Honey, Peanut Butter and Bananas....10 year old me loved that. I could not fathom eating that today!
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Drinking ISO alcohol will make you go blind. Drinking moonshine can kill you.
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We just spec'd it out to $73k CDN
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>While there is no standardized meaning for high-definition, generally any video image with considerably more than 480 vertical lines (North America) or 576 vertical lines (Europe) is considered high-definition. If there is no "Stan
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How about an entire country? https://www.ecowatch.com/iceland-worlds-largest-clean-energy... >Today, all of Iceland’s electric power is generated by hydropower and geothermal energy, and about 95 percent of the nation’s
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Still requires you to take an active role in defending yourself,and some employers may not want the hassle.
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