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by martyvis 4y ago
Raw potatoes are risky because of toxins that can be present.
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Raw beetroot is actually a great salad vegetable. We have it grated sometimes. Some can be a little earthy and have a bit of heat like radish or ginger.
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I found this article in an 1896 Australian magazine that bicycle riding was "a new disease is a kind of intoxication for movement, that is shown in an unconscious, or semi-unconscious bearing of the body, which becomes especially plain
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One every 25 seconds here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-r...
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Here in NSW Australia it is almost the exact opposite now. You are permitted to cross the centre lane to overtake a bicycle (if it is safe) and need to keep a 1 to 1.5 metre gap to the bike. https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-bo
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I'm seeing some on my feed. Lots of posts to the bags "Fleet Foxes" which I only have had a passing interest. Article here at ABC - Facebook 'down', users report bizarre glitches and feeds flooded with random commen
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>Best public display/demo of the Internet: The Shoemaker-Levy comet vs. the planet Jupiter We were just getting internet access going at my engineering office, and in a "stop press" submission to our weekly "desktop p
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Why on earth would a paint program need to be interested in WiFi roaming? I can understand that Qt might have network management functions, and even that a paint program might want to check for updates or licensing via the Internet, but it
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What? HD Voice using VoLTE or WiFi Calling is miles better than any land line phone
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Touch screens need to be glass, which is also in a lot of higher end non-Apple laptops.
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Then heat sand, turn sea water into hydrogen, compress air. There are plenty of options that can be explored that don't require continuing to dig up what we can't replace.
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Snowy Hydro 2.0 will be able to generate from water storage dams, 2GW of continuous energy for 175 hours. As long as gravity keeps working it should be good for a while. https://www.snowyhydro.com.au/snowy-20/about&#x2
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You eat food right? It doesn't grow in the supermarket? Maybe you take vacations outside of the city and you expect the people who provide the services you use there to have a life and access to the internet.
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I'm assuming you are actually a troll, or maybe you haven't actually looked beyond the headline. Many "schemes" are very legitimate looking, offering modest returns. At the moment with very low bank deposit even a 10% in
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I'm sure this new edition will have the same early chapters, just extend further. This is not a 2nd volume but a 2nd edition
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Sure, we have come across them within a kilometre from my home. But 99.9% of the world don't live where echidnas are, and they have very distinct anatomy and habits
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Id be fairly confident that they would. They also are encoded so that receivers that literally have no idea where they are can train on the received stream. Also don't forget that the receiver needs to hear signal from at least 3 or 4
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Is it a fully computerised B2B system? I mean when I order some patch cables for a project, I do it via a web shop and pay with my corporate credit card. The vendor generates an order number but also asks me for customer purchase order refe
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Porsche are on to it. https://newsroom.porsche.com/en_AU/2022/sustainability/porsc...
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I'm not sure about that. Whenever our public TV or radio station, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, makes reference to Google or Facebook in a corporate sense they always clearly mention the parent company.
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Lavazza do have Arabica and Robusta blends, they tend to be the more "Intenso" ones, but their default is 100% Arabica.
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"Space," [the Hitchhiker's Guide] says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that&#x27
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I'm 58 and my wife is two years younger. We do a few short hike each month, maybe up to 6km about 3 hours (often with our dog). We also do longer ones 3 or 4 times a year, maybe 10 to 15km, 300m ascent in about 6 hours. We just enjoy t
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Depends on how you think about the act of professing. Taking it literally it would be those that profess - articulate, exude, demonstrate, apply - their knowledge, skill and experience. Remuneration could be seen as irrelevant in this conte
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> I migrated to Australia (again) recently and the diet here is pretty British too I seriously think this misrepresents what most Aussie's put on their fork (or more likely their chopsticks). Go into any shopping mall food court, ou
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One of the examples was showing a baseball match in progress. I imagine that would appeal to the Japanese "salary-man" where he could be commuting or even working and keeping up with what is happening out on the pitch.
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From article :- "Boeing's troubled 737 MAX planes — which have twice crashed, killing 346 people — have experienced at least six mid-air emergencies and dozens of groundings in the year after an extensive probe cleared them to fly
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I bought a Lenovo Thinkbook 14s Yoga about 1 month ago. Great FHD 360 degree touch screen with a neat docked stylus. Comes with 8GB soldered RAM + 8GB SODIMM that can be swapped for up to 32GB. The 500GB Nvme drive comes with Win10 but havi
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How the US plans to plug 1M toxic 'orphan' oil wells(businessinsider.com)
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One of the fellows at high school talked about and I think brought along a DREAM-6800 computer [0] It was published as a project kit by the Electronics Australia magazine. That said the Apple ][ and TRS-80 seemed way more functional. It was

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