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kaikai
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kaikai
4mo ago
Thank you for this comment. I paid a little extra to get a helmet with mips but didn’t even think about my (long) hair serving the same function.
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4mo ago
Active shooter, chemical spill, any kind of building emergency like water stoppages. And then if it wasn’t tightly controlled and carefully managed, probably things like social events with free snacks, company all hands announcements, and s
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4mo ago
> My understanding is that the ticks only transmit disease after they have been attached long enough to become engorged. None of the ticks shown were engorged. I’ve hear stats as long as 24 hours and as short as 30 seconds. One nurse tol
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kaikai
4mo ago
Forget about gussets, I can offer pockets
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4mo ago
Your baseline capacity is always lower than it would be with experienced, fully trained, happy engineers. It seems normal because the system doesn’t support anything better.
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4mo ago
Don’t forget advertising
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4mo ago
The burning man org has kind of famously used a non-Ticketmaster vendor every year, and it’s almost always a shitshow. Secretparty.io is another ticket vendor that has a great user experience. Easy transfers, handles large spikes in traffic
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4mo ago
I don’t doubt what you’ve seen, and how some farmers are doing no-till. However, there are better ways to do no-till that don’t require large herbicide input. No-till is really good for reducing the amount of water needed to farm and preser
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4mo ago
Hence the theory that they did know, but chose to let it happen in order to justify the following escalation
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5mo ago
I visited on mobile and didn’t get the captcha other folks are talking about, just a useful article. Interesting.
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5mo ago
Unionized companies can still do layoffs.
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5mo ago
Some small percentage of fish go to different streams rather than returning to their “home” stream. There’s also hatcheries that release fish raised elsewhere to try and restore runs without enough fish to sustain a healthy population. Sour
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5mo ago
Supreme Court of the US
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5mo ago
Optimization implies intent
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5mo ago
How on earth did someone previously convicted of what sounds like hacking get job access to so many prod government databases? Wild that it took them so long to get caught.
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5mo ago
I’m interested in having an alarm for my door and the door to my workshop, which doesn’t have power. It would be great to have one “listening station” mounted on my home that can detect sounds from both devices. It’s not that I don’t have p
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5mo ago
Consent
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6mo ago
I read the summary thoroughly and scanned the rest, and I don’t think the paper supports the grandparent comment. The paper says you can produce enough vitamin d to maintain healthy levels from a specific amount of sunlight per day, dependi
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6mo ago
They, as an individual healthcare provider, don’t care. The system will not allow them to ignore it, though, so the system cares very much.
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6mo ago
Can confirm, I’ve extracted estrogen from my own urine.
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6mo ago
I’m a normal weight, and get asked the same question. More importantly, I can tell them, “I have a regular cycle” and they WILL NOT take that as an answer. I HAVE to give them a date, and they will ask me to make one up if I can’t remember
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6mo ago
Very curious to see if the <0.95 places are home to large women’s prisons. In the western states they seem pretty randomly located in rural areas.
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6mo ago
I wonder if this is due to relative vigilance of men and women. This study observed that women tend to scan their environment much more than men: https://news.byu.edu/intellect/study-visually-captures-hard-... I’ve obs
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The seeds have natural coagulants that clump particles enough to be mechanically filtered / settled. I wonder what happens to the resulting sludge with concentrated plastics? That’s an issue with bioremediation for lead in soils. The p
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> Candidates glean info about their possible teammates and work experience from the interviewer From everything I’ve heard about working in Amazon warehouses, getting interviewed by a faceless robot is probably giving an accurate impress
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10mo ago
Please don’t speak for all anarchists like your individual perspective is some kind of truth.
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10mo ago
I wonder if the second tank of gas at the same gas station triggered fraud detection, and your card company handled it without asking.
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10mo ago
Digging a hole and filling it up might very well have value as an art piece. The process is important for art, not just the end product.
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10mo ago
How do you imagine this working in a world where video editing is so easy?
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11mo ago
Not all sheep breeds have long tails. Primitive breeds like Icelandics have naturally short tails with minimal wool, so they don’t need to be docked.
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