loonster

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by loonster 5y ago
Its much easier to overheat in a wet sauna.
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by loonster 5y ago
Columbo, CHIPS, MASH, all old shows that still appealed to me as a boy in the 90s.
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by loonster 5y ago
I need to bring in my own chair. It makes a significant difference.
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by loonster 5y ago
In June of 2020, I waited over 2 weeks for the results of my test. A delay that long makes the test more than worthless for preventing transmission and determining best course of action.
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by loonster 5y ago
There was a trucker strike in Australia. I got the impression that it was limited to TWU (the equivalent of Teamsters) demanding more money and better working conditions. I never saw what better working conditions actually meant. I'm m
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by loonster 5y ago
He never talked about putting bleach in your veins. He spoke about putting UV light and disinfectants inside the body. Both are obscure, but real treatments. Edit: https://youtu.be/zicGxU5MfwE
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by loonster 5y ago
I believe Obamacare banned testing for everything except tobacco. Edit: oh life insurance, thanks.
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by loonster 5y ago
No. It is a fail safe, as opposed to a fail deadly. Poka-yokes are to prevent people from installing something wrong.
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by loonster 5y ago
The people that need the test to determine proper course of treatment will get results days after it matters. It will be just like 2020.
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by loonster 5y ago
Yes, or mandating sinks be installed in the entry of buildings.
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by loonster 5y ago
It only has to be enough in certain industries. Trucking, food production, Oil & Gas, powerplant workers, linemen, water treatment, etc. In those essential industries, a small percentage of people walking out may wreck havoc on the whol
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by loonster 5y ago
Or that a gladiator committed suicide by choking on one.
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by loonster 5y ago
I agree that cooking is a form of digestion, but that is not what I was thinking when I made my comment. We are walking tubes. The cavity inside of the tube is still external to the tube itself. This is a video that partially explains the c
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by loonster 5y ago
My family stores the bags in the trunk of our car. They are always available for random shopping trips. Public transportation would make reusable bags much more inconvenient for our family.
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by loonster 5y ago
Massive for its time. Average creature being a pinky finger (why didn't they just say a number), so about 5 cm. Half meter is 10x that. Something 10x bigger than me is not a giant, it's a titan.
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by loonster 5y ago
We digest externally too. We just carry the outside around with us.
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by loonster 5y ago
The simpler answer is just book for a date with no year. Someone gets Febuary 22 @ 4pm in the first year. It may happen in 2022 or 2023.
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by loonster 5y ago
It doesn't matter. People care more about the monthly payment than they do the debt #. You can afford a much higher debt burden if the interest rate is smaller. For fun, assume you can afford $1000/month in housing costs. With a 3
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by loonster 5y ago
For the cameras facing earth, you wouldn't need fantastic resolution for it to be useful. With a resolution of 50 meters, you could track suezmax ships. With a resolution of 5 meters, you could track commercial aircraft. Not great, but
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by loonster 5y ago
Its about setting proper expectations. Its not a failure if its expected. Get the politicians to commit to all 20 launches in advanced.
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by loonster 5y ago
As the percentage goes lower the amount of debt will increase. The same thing happened in mortgages. The monthly payment stayed relative constant (plus inflation).
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by loonster 5y ago
Wouldn't 4 years of work history be a better assessment?
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by loonster 5y ago
All seized funds should be held until released or destroyed (by the treasury). If it goes into the government's hands, they get the benefit. If its destroyed everyone gets a small benefit. For cases of real property, auction it off th
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by loonster 5y ago
https://archive.is/qrQ8R
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by loonster 5y ago
Its designating some product to be a reserve (market price) and others to be anti-gouging. Making regular be anti-gouging would be easier to enforce than other hybrid methods.
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by loonster 5y ago
Happy medium between not gouging desperate people and still ensuring there is some gas available to those that truly need it. If gas is $3 a gallon, someone with 1/2 tank may stop and fill up. If gas is $30 a gallon, he will be more li
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by loonster 5y ago
I do wish anti-gouging laws would only apply to regular gasoline. Allow premium to float to whatever the market will demand. Midgrade should have a more relaxed anti-gouging rule.
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by loonster 5y ago
Banning "misinformation" makes all non banned information suspect.
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by loonster 5y ago
A little context is nice. The guy survives. Still a good video.
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by loonster 5y ago
Bats have much higher levels of melatonin. Melatonin protects mitochondria.

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