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by koolba 2y ago
Cannibalistic behavior in chickens is not an opinion: https://extension.psu.edu/poultry-cannibalism-prevention-and... It’s one of the reasons factory farms clip the beaks. And regarding egg taste, have fun reading this: h
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by koolba 2y ago
> Chickens are very sweet animals, and are quite intelligent. You will grow to love all the silly things they do. You can pet them, they are super soft, and can become quite tame. They can purr. Chickens are ruthless and will not hesitat
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On the contrary, of all the appointments that are to be made under Article 2 power by the executive branch, only the judicial ones are explicitly listed as being for life. Those appointments are the explicit exception to the rule that POTUS
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> The DOGE logo literally has a Nazi wheel for an O TIL that Nazis invented the gear.
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Embattled EV maker Nikola files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection(cnbc.com)
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> It's wild how common the viewpoint by "centrists" is that the problem isn't the nazis, it's people being unreasonable about nazis. What's wilder is that the left clearly still thinks that continually frami
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> Do you hold the opinion that the Civil Service Reform Act is unconstitutional? What about the Reorganization Act of 1939? Of course it's unconstitutional. It's clearly outlined in Article 2 that the President has the power to
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> You know a good chunk of Republicans in Congress knows these many of these cuts are a mix of illegal, unconstitutional or dangerous to national security When the dust settles on the buckshot of related cases and they make their way to
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by koolba 2y ago
The vast majority of products at grocery stores are not imported from overseas. And even when they are, the cost of the good is only a part of the total cost to the store. For example no tariff would change the price of intra-USA transport
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Musk signals DOGE could look into gold at Fort Knox(thehill.com)
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> 80% of the marketshare was concentrated in just 10 accounts, these accounts made transactions at 0-1 seconds after the president's tweet. There was some clear insider training here. Not ruling it out, but it’s just as possible tha
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It’s also standard practice to delay or slow walk withdrawals when you know they’re going to run you dry.
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I can see this approach being very entertaining at scale.
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The wild is where these diseases tend to originate. But the distribution of populations over thousands of square miles ensures some groups will avoid even the most virulent strains. The risk and impact to domesticated flocks is increased du
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Theres nothing charitable or noble about donating other people’s money. If you feel these causes are worthy, donate your own money privately.
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> She's still a tiny terrorist. And any good parent knows, you don’t negotiate with terrorists!
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> Go back far enough and everyone will have done this with their nascent industries. And that’s arguably a core job of any elected government. It’s not to promote external commerce or industry. That’s just a positive side effect of equit
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There was this talk around that time: https://www.pgcon.org/2015/schedule/events/868.en.html Though pretty sure Bruce is a teetotaler.
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Not too soon though. There’s a sweet spot for this where you’re not the guinea pig, but it’s recent enough that the target you’re upgrading to has not yet changed. Once you’re more than one major version back, you risk hitting all kinds of
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by koolba 2y ago
> I've said it as a joke many times that PostgreSQL can be a better NoSQL database than many actual NoSQL databases just by creating a (text, JSONB) table. Indeed, the tag line for one of the releases, I think 9.4 or 9.5, was “ NoSQ
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According to Wikipedia there were 69 fluent speakers of Kiksht in 1990, and the last one passed away in 2012. How did you learn the language? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Chinook_language
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It’s hardly hypothetical and to think otherwise is delusional.
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I brought it up because if you took a poll of the Americans, the vast majority would be against spending money on it. And comparing it to just “an opera in Columbia”, I’d wager even less would support a transgender opera.
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> I watched Jan 6th live. If that capital guard hadn’t shot the woman, we would have been living in a dictatorship already. Claiming that all of western democracies hangs on the killing of an unarmed woman is one hell of a hot take.
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> Do you seriously not remember Jan 6th, I remember Trump telling people at a rally to " march over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. ". I remember a minority of the people there ri
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> For your challenge: https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/supreme-court-grants-tru ... I fail to see how this is a valid example of a corrupt decision. And if you're going to start prosecuting Presidents for off
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> I think the first question to ask is, if the U.S. had a democratic president during the time of this judgement, would the vote granting presidential still have been 6-3 along party lines? > Perhaps if it had been a democrat presiden
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> Your whole argument basically falls apart with this logic: "Republicans wanted to cheat to put a Republican in power, until they were stopped by a court of law, and when defeated, appealed to powerful Republicans, who voted along
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> Part of the problem is the incredible corruption at the Supreme Court. The courts increasingly can't be trusted to be a stopgap. Just because a body disagrees with your desired interpretation of the law does not mean its corrupt.
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> Lack of enforcement mechanisms, captured courts, feckless political stooges, gullible public. > e.g., Virginia governor illegally purged voters within a certain time window. Courts said "yeah that was illegal, you need to stop&

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