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This is all so bizarre to me. You would all die horrible deaths in the tropics, where you take care not to leave your laundry wet and unwashed too long so it doesn't get mold, but don't give it a second though beyond that. Mold is
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Reminds me of the chicken boy who spent four years as an infant in a chicken coop. > he communicates by making a rapid clicking noise with his tongue https://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/jul/11/fiji.
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Do you water it with unicorn tears? How did you get it to produce all year round? That's unheard of.
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model # please.
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The cost of doing so would be magnitudes more than what they could make from ad money.
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Why should he care about updating internet randoms? It's none of our business. The people who need to know what's going, know what's going on.
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> Who calls the area West Papua? The natives of West Papua who are being genocided out of existence by their colonial overlords in Indonesia.
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I first heard 'bus factor' used in an open source community (Joomla) around two decades ago. Not a corporate HR person in sight.
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It's not false. I have friends who've done this. You just need to file a GRAS Notice. See https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B...
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FYI a corporation can just notify the FDA that they believe a new substance is GRAS. That’s all you need to do to use the new ingredient in food.
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How disappointing; an entire article about a new fruit but not a word about whether it's edible or what it tastes like.
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I really enjoyed that, so will you kindly cease and desist from ruining a wonderful story with facts. How am I supposed to delight my friends by telling the tale of the Hill Hill Hill Hill if people insist on ruining it by correcting me?
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OMG, it's even worse than Dropbox, who absolutely ruined their website for me with the last redesign with an insanely ugly font that looks squished in all the wrong ways.
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That article is two weeks old. Is there a place where they publish regular updates?
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Fiji too. Employees never have to file taxes unless something unusual happens.
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Headsup: don't start typing into the form expecting to get a result. It's actually just a screenshot in a blog post.
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> 100% actual friends But no family because they'd never figure out how to use the damned thing, amirite?
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> I want to start playing with models, sims and collected data for sailboat racing > The races are indoors, so we can assume 0 wind. The end. I suppose hitting the doldrums right out the gate means there's no sunk cost and the GP
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> Beta Bionics [2], that is working on commercialization of such technology LOL, so no end then to the American insulin caravans to Canada?
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Agreed. You can't beat good old Nescafe instant coffee. Starbucks just can't compare.
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A South African company tried to shame their Telecom provider by doing this way back in 2009 https://www.wired.com/2009/09/in-africa-a-pigeon-transfers-d...
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99.997% of doctors agree that it's the .03% that get you.
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Fun fact: Singapore doesn't support eSIM at all. Very strange, given that that country is relatively progressive when it comes to tech.
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The cost. The prices are very high.
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Dogs sleep at least 16hrs a day. My old girl sleeps 18hrs a day.
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They can block FB in their country.
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It'll know about them; you just have to know what questions to ask.
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You are referring to the baby AI of today. Give it a year or five.
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> They usually have much better technical advice about local culture, airports, payment, SIM cards and that sort of thing. If the locals have written any of that down or recorded it on video, the AI will have consumed it already.
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This is a fun game. Do I get to place it anywhere?
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