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loonster
5y ago
Maybe it uses an external antenna that is plugged in the headphone jack...
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5y ago
I would assume that he gave his 4-year old his old cell phone. Modern flip phones are clunky. I got a 5 year old, kids are smart. She would be able to use a smartphone if I allowed her too.
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5y ago
For certain bus lines in our city, the driver can press a button that will turn the light green.
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5y ago
It was simply something that I wanted to do. Not joining would not be true to myself. A friend and I were having a discussion about the merits of the war. He was antiwar, and I was not opposed to it. During the discussion he asked me "
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5y ago
Thanks. I never knew that River City = Reduced Comms. Sure I knew what it was and what it was for but never what the codeword was originally.
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5y ago
In certain areas of operation, yes. Anyone found in that area is considered hostile. I have not seen anything that would imply that every male in the entire country is considered an enemy combatant.
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5y ago
Back when I enlisted, I decided that I would rather live with the regrets of joining than the regrets of not joining.
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5y ago
Eventually they will all likely have cellular modems.
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5y ago
A mosquito can drink 2-3x its body weight. It would not be the same as a NA beer. It would be more like getting a blood transfusion from a drunk.
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At least with a bike trail, its much easier to turn it back into rail if needed.
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5y ago
The eCVT that hybrids use are mechanically nothing like mechanical CVT. The only thing they share in common is they are both continuously variable. This is a great video on eCVT. https://youtu.be/E_xCssR8qQI
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5y ago
This is my favorite video on hybrid transmissions. It is what turned me from a hater to fanboy. https://youtu.be/E_xCssR8qQI
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5y ago
Probably something to do with pitch. Imagine the center of lift(?) on the plane. If the engine is below that point, it would want to pitch up, if above, it would want want to pitch down. Edit: Remember the whole Boeing Max problem was cause
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5y ago
Nusalt or equivalent provides potassium.
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5y ago
Prior to 911, hijackers took over planes for ransom. 911 was a zero day exploit. The opportunity to use hijacked planes as weapons ended with flight 93.
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5y ago
There are two statements here that you are getting mixed up. Ethanol absorbs moisture. You cannot store gas that contains ethanol for as long as you can non ethanol gas. If you are putting your car in storage, it is prudent to flush out the
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5y ago
It could be the 1st factor with the person only remembering a simple password to add to the end.
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5y ago
Will never be a blind study. Unvaxed do not want to be vexed. They would never consent to a 50% chance of getting g vaxxed.
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5y ago
Need to also add in wage and environmental parity tariffs. There is no point having higher standards here if it means China will use the higher costs as a competitive advantage while still polluting the same amount.
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5y ago
It seemed like a huge fluff article for a "science" mag. I felt like I had to scroll a significant amount to get passed the bio. If anything it was sponsored by HVAC. Heat recovery ventilation units are expensive. (Would have one
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5y ago
Need to add a fence to your list or a large enough garden to withstand losses. This was our first garden year. Very small plot, around 6'x6'. Deer knocked over our two tomato plants and ate every tomato off. Huge green tomatoes.
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5y ago
Continuing with your thoughts, is it reasonable to assume that the selective pressure the vaccinated are placing on COVID variants are a good thing? I have no clue. I hope it works out well.
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5y ago
It's just organized better. There are some screenshots on the help page that show it better. https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/navigation/history/
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5y ago
I like the way Vivaldi Browser presents history. So much easier to use than other browsers.
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5y ago
You could try using a salt substitute like nusalt or lite salt. They contain potassium chloride. Cheap easy way to remember to get potassium, just eat.
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5y ago
Fractional distillation. You are going to get what you are going to get. Unless you find suitable alternatives for all oil products, gasoline will still be produced in the same quantities. Somebody will find something to do with the unused
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5y ago
Imagine how cheap gas would be if no one wanted it.
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Wouldn't it have to be higher?
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5y ago
I don't care about the storylines at all. I dont care about their sob story. I just want to see some humans do some amazing things with their body.
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5y ago
It's the other way around. If a virus can infect an unvaxed person with no mutations, there will be no incentive for a mutation to become the dominant strain.
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