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The Boring Company is on it lol
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The pine forests have been there for centuries, so it being pine is no explanation at all for why it's burning so badly now .
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FYI: 2101 Sneath Ln, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States https://i.imgur.com/DP6SOtr.jpeg
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Sadly that wasn't possible in the US political climate and maybe a million people lost their lives as a result.
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I didn't know they had significant fruit production in Russia and Ukraine. What sort of berries do they produce?
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Yes. In some countries, plastic versions of dishes are displayed.
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Or the OG, Expert Sex Change.
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Nah, it's rare to see [deleted]. More common is seeing "tumble cup and he ran flew tree" due to users using anonymizing apps to remove their old data.
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> I used to enjoy reddit back in 2011-2013 when it was all about silly memes and jokes. Reddit is as it's always been. You just got older and don't get the current silly memes and jokes.
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Don't they just sprout in deeper (cooler) water?
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Aaron Swartz also intended to offer incredible value for what he took, AND for no personal profit.
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Yes, I know it depends on citizenship. In my country, on top of all the hurdles you mentioned, you have to deposit about $7,000 USD into a US government account as a guarantee that you won't overstay. You get that back when you return
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Depends on the country. Eg. New Zealand and Australia don't put a visa sticker in your passport.
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As delusional as thinking the 2nd amendment will help "limit the damage bad actors can do when they are in power".
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> visa (a major hassle) and biometric data passing in the airport (a minor one). Since US-issued visas are multiple entry for 10yrs, it's relatively not a hassle at all.
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That wouldn't be possible in my country because she would not have any right to sell the house until it was transferred to her. This transfer would happen during the probate process. The probate process is where all issues regarding th
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wtf
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Don't you have a land title, which of course is more evidence than a survey which anyone can pay for and get?
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In my country, titles are always issued in duplicate. The land registry gets one of these originals, and the landowner the other. Just about every landowner has their original on their person, or held by a bank if it's mortgaged. So al
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A land title is written on paper or cardboard, with signatures and stamps on it. The digital copy is just that; a digital copy. The hacker would have to destroy the database and all backups, and also burn down the building holding the regis
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by markdown 3mo ago
Ask a 5yr old. They've watched Moana a dozen times and can name a chicken character.
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That's the correct way, because it applies only to residents of that jurisdiction. Texas should be able to prevent their local ISP's from showing illegal content, but not control what people see in other parts of the country/
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If the hospital is owned by private equity, the owners definitely think of the patients as customers. Doctors and nurses shouldn't, but the owners do.
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Bloodletting works well, particularly agains the vapours.
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Incredible that that language is still used in 2026. https://www.audubon.org/news/like-finding-unicorn-researcher... This article about finding a bird presumed to be extinct for 140yrs is a good example of the local pe
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When I was an infant I'd waddle through my mothers garden to my favourite fruit tree... a chilly bush. I'd pick the red chillies and eat them with gusto. My mouth would turn red but that didn't bother me. These were very hot
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I didn't mean to say there were no trees or leaves in those places, because of course they have massive tropical and subtropical forests. In most of the world, if a some leaves are in the way, it's quite simple to remove the leave
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> in rural areas where 5G is already severely inhibited by tree leaves. This is not a problem in Africa and India.
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> Ok, the implication that I'm reading between the lines is that this sort of behaviour is somehow more tolerated by people with names like Liu and Tan, but is this actually the case? Of course not. Have you been following national
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If talking about the US, then... > they came in the last 3 years So you admit they're already here. > and who let them in? This isn't a political rally so that's not relevant to this discussion. > what is being done

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