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by jrace 7y ago
I would call it allowed suicide. She was not assisted in dying, nor was her death painless or merciful. She was merely not stopped from allowing herself to die.
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by jrace 7y ago
I have had cats for years. it is easy to train them not to scratch things - without resorting to throwing stuff at them. When I have adopted senior cats who are resistant to change I have just buyild scratching posts that sit beside the cou
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by jrace 7y ago
cat /proc/cpuinfo
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by jrace 7y ago
Hearing aid technology is used in milatary and police aplpications, mostly as small discrete communication devices. I warn against using devices to make it easier to hear - when you have no hearing loss - as it could make your hearing syste
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by jrace 7y ago
>“One of the reasons people struggle is that they often wait a long time before getting a hearing aid and in that time the brain forgets how to filter out the noise and focus on the speech,” she said. “This is really interesting research
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by jrace 7y ago
Except vaping has known and unknown health risks. Saying "I the only way to stop smoking is to vape" is also horrible advice.
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by jrace 7y ago
How long ago was that> I have not had a mouse, wired or wireless, fail to function in windows, internet connection or not. They all just work almost instantly.
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by jrace 7y ago
I agree, too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter. Funny thing is...in the past the only leather seats were for the driver (servants) and cloth was for the rich passengers. Kinda like how lobster is now "fancy" food.
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by jrace 7y ago
And if saying that stupid stuff made you stupid rich do you think you would have changed your ways and done the right thing? He has both the money and the power to do the right thing yest clearly has no desire to.
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by jrace 7y ago
It is unfortunate that we need regulation to prevent people from doing what is ethically wrong. Ideally the internet would not need regulation, if only people cared more about doing whats right...and not what makes your shareholders rich.
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by jrace 7y ago
Dangerous and depending on location of the orchard - in violation of noise ordinances. As cool as this all seems....if you happen to live near an orchard, or in my case, the helipad - it appears to be a horrible inefficient and nuisance way
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by jrace 7y ago
From: Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine - Last Chance to See Excellent book, sad funny and eyeopening.
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by jrace 7y ago
Otherwise the occupant of the address could just purchase a car, but have nowhere to park it. Then they park on the street. Or take a previous occupants spot. Pretty soon you have cars taking up spaces that were not previously assigned to t
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by jrace 7y ago
but then you must have a law that prohibits the renters from owning a car. How do you enforce that?
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by jrace 8y ago
Over use of earplugs while sleeping will lead to a condtion by where you will never be able to sleep without them - even in dead silence. When you sleep your brain and hearing system stays somewhat active, alerting you to potential dangers.
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by jrace 8y ago
Very likely. As well I think it empowers her and gives her some semblance of control. Combined with the satisfaction of taking an idea and seeing it through, and then having that idea grow beyond what you originally intended. We are plannin
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by jrace 8y ago
>I cannot say exactly how nature exerts its calming and organizing effects on our brains, but I have seen in my patients the restorative and healing powers of nature and gardens, even for those who are deeply disabled neurologically. In
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by jrace 8y ago
Correct, the video was made by: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc5jsl5zRbbGbXO0AB4aW4w Graham Cluley
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by jrace 8y ago
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/04/bendgate-2-0-samsung...
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by jrace 8y ago
>>If snow had any significant amount of energy in it, we'd know, because we'd get shocked when we stood in it. But....we don't get shocked when we stand out in the sun? And yet solar power is a real thing! I am sure peo
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by jrace 8y ago
They want to smoke, but most do not want cancer, emphysema or to have there house burn down because there adulterated cigarette has been manufactured knowingly in a way that increases those risks.
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by jrace 8y ago
People who are too busy to stop what they are doing and change gears? I find it a polite way of determining if the other party is able to give me their attention.
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by jrace 8y ago
Well, we have 21 more years to figure that out. Besides, it is not that all vehicles that take gas will suddenly disappear. So there will be more than 21 years to discover an alternative.
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by jrace 8y ago
How do you get fuel for your gas combustion engine now? How do you get electricity now?
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by jrace 8y ago
The issues then becomes how they collected data from you. So how do we stop that? And better yet, how to we prevent those who have collected data about us from using it ways we do not consent to. I too do do not want my personal info being
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by jrace 8y ago
Your info is your info. The data they collected about you is their data. Now if only we could oprevent them from sharing/selling their data which contains your info. I realize that in my argument I am being rather pedantic...but in onl
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by jrace 8y ago
in BC A six pack will be between $9-$15, A 26oz bottle of Vodka will be between $18 - $80
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by jrace 8y ago
The state of liquor/beer sales in Canada is sad indeed. In BC I can drive 5 hrs to the US and buy beer that is made 5 minutes from my house for less than half the cost. That same brewery gives every employee free beer every week becaus
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by jrace 8y ago
What about the 25,000 Syrian refuges we brought in over the past few years?
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by jrace 8y ago
The biggest DDoS attack to date took place in February of 2018. This attack targeted GitHub, a popular online code management service used by millions of developers. At its peak, this attack saw incoming traffic at a rate of 1.3 terabytes

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