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> On the other hand now a bunch of people have overdosed from taking veterinary doses not intended for human consumption Maybe the solution to this is to allow OTC sales of human grade Ivermectin. The drug is one of the safest in the wor
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5y ago
Sounds very similar to McDonald's Ice Cream machines.
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5y ago
It's the actual glass bottle that I prefer. I also prefer drinking beer from a pop off bottle instead of a twist off. And either much more than a can.
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5y ago
For popular controversial posts like this, the mods often override the flags and show everything.
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5y ago
The batteries would then need to be more easily accessible and a more standard shape. You probably couldn't have batteries in the wings. I would imagine commercial planes would take a hybrid approach. They would have their own primary
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I was in service during the the start of Wikileaks. We got talks about how going on that site and viewing classified information that is against the UCMJ. It did not matter that the information was now public.
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5y ago
Corn is a great plant optimized for production per acre. On the moon it may be more beneficial to optimize for carbon stability. Get plants with a more favorable Edible Carbon::Total Carbon ratio. A plant that can be harvested continuously
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5y ago
I think it should be dismissed. Criminal lawsuits should be allowed to go forward.
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The problem is it's a class action against the government that the people elected. The victims are both the petitioner and the defendant. Regardless of the amount paid, the only beneficiaries are the lawyers.
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The premiums are paid by the government. No sorry that doesn't shift the cost to anyone else.
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The people that were ultimately responsible. Which I would argue is the voters. It's a neat trick. Lawyers take 600m out of the voters back pocket, hand back 400m, and the people rejoice.
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5y ago
At the minimum, they will have costs associated with bringing fresh water to their home.
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5y ago
Teh huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. It never occurred to me that this could apply to ASL. edit: https://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/people/matt.davis/cmabridge/
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>I watched her there for a while in her new location, and there is absolutely more than just instinct at play. One could also conclude the opposite. What we perceive as concious thought or emotion is just instinct.
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When deciding on a name for my 2nd child, I wanted them to go together. I looked up which years were the most popular for my oldest, and looked at lists of names that were popular in that timeframe. I think you could also use years to sugge
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I like a common first name and uncommon middle name. The first name gives anonymity. The middle gives uniqueness that is rarely used except when you want the full formal name and want to be sure you have the right person.
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5y ago
Epcot at Disney World is like that (or at least used to be like that the last time I went 20 years ago).
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Yes Regan lifted it but the damage was done. Say you are a company that is thinking about spending a few billion on a nuclear powerplant, are you going to take the risk when a single person, that possibly might change every 4 years, can dec
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Obama did not dial it back. His ATF moved guns across the southern border which resulted in US deaths (Fast and Furious). Gave weapons to Syrian rebels. Gave weapons to Libyan rebels.
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No I am not. He banned the reprocessing of spent fuels.
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Nixon ending the gold standard didn't help.
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He also killed off Nuclear. For that alone he shouldn't have a 2nd term.
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Heating season has begun in the north. The cost per kwh needs to be reduced by the equivalent cost to heat.
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5y ago
If a shipping container is partially submerged, I think you should include the mass of the water that is included in the shipping container. Assuming a neutral buoyancy, this would put the upper limit of mass at around 42 tons.
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5y ago
Maybe it was a bad year? Trees alternate from Bumper to Barren. https://www.fusion360ag.com/alternate-bearing-trees-bumper-c...
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5y ago
Plenty of ways to get a biased survey. Some of them will be hard to notice. - Make it very long so only people interested in the topic will stay on. - Make some questions extremely biased so people not of that persuasion will hang up.
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5y ago
And two random Dune items on HN front page. Is this just clever gorilla marketing for the new movie / series coming out? (TBH, I love Dune enough that I don't care. I just find it suspicious.)
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5y ago
Oh my goodness. Goodnight Moon was my daughters favorite book as a 1 year old and Dune is my favorite fiction of all time... I just can't justify the price.
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Amen. I just wish that all politicians would remain more consistent in their views, or at the very least admit that they previously said the opposite but have since changed their mind. I do not intend for this post to be anti Biden. Trump i
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I should have worded my post better. I dont want to listen to the song (again) to find out exactly what was said. After the reading the news article in full, I found the video and watched it once in full. After that, I searched and found th
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