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mattbk1
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The larger _Utahraptor_ was discovered while the movie was being written/made, but only the consulting paleontologists knew they were making the raptors so large for the movie.
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See also http://websdr.org for ham radio listening.
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I agree with this ratio. I generate a ton of ideas for projects or hobbies, but writing each one down and putting it away (in Trello, Joplin, GitLab issues, etc.) lets me move on with priorities rather than getting pulled into new things al
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The context for this is also that although Democrats wanted Obama to use executive orders to advance their agenda, Obama understood that future presidents would use his use of executive orders as precedent for their own--regardless of to wh
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That's beautiful.
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> Batteries have already gotten six times cheaper within the last decade, Pedant here:, but you can't get "six times cheaper." You can get one-sixth as expensive, but "six times cheaper" implies some sort of rela
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In the spirit of good faith, I think the comment was explaining the (incorrect) tropes, not supporting these ideas as fact.
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Perhaps something relating to this was meant? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermohaline_circulation
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Fully-Remote Amateur Radio License Exam Administration
(blog.hamstudy.org)
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I found the stories in Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged to be compelling enough that I could both empathize with (some of) the characters while at the same time disagree wholeheartedly with their choices. They're good books for trying t
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- "Weapons of Math Destruction" by Cathy O'Neil is a good one. - "Immersion" by Abbie Gascho Landis - "Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube" by Blair Braverman - "Sleeping Naked is Green" by Vanessa F
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Posting public questions can be a very fast way to find the "someone else" to ask, in my experience.
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We're actually building something fairly simple in Smartsheet, which has Gantt, table, and kanban views that can all be filtered. It's slightly more sophisticated than just tags, but our business model requires Gantt integration,
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You also have to follow regulatory/bonding requirements to cover cleanup.
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Much of road infrastructure is funded out of general funds ([1] is one example that can be found with an Internet search). [1] https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/regulation/gas-ta...
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Not a court, but government agencies can and do issue "guidance" documents after receiving feedback. For example, the EPA guidance on Class VI (CO2) injection wells [1] and IRS guidance on 45Q CO2 capture and storage credits [2] [
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Agree. Many of the restaurants around here only deliver through those apps.
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Thanks for this reminder. I wish I could view things in Gantt (rather than just calendar) format.
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This is interesting because the Space Station is flashed regularly--but with other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum with ham radio:::; https://www.ariss.org/contact-the-iss.html .
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Don't worry, we readers still exist. I avoid information presented in videos as much as I can in favor of written information.
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It's fuzzier than that. For example, there is a lot of momentum behind carbon capture and storage research and implementation that was built up under previous presidents (yes, even pre-Obama), and it would take a great deal of work for
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In markdown, I use [ ] (a square in my physical notebook) for an un-done todo and [x] for completed. So to keep track of current todos, search on [ ]. For physical notebook, I take some time every day to flip back the last several pages and
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Perhaps the comment was lamenting the lack of bike lanes. As a person who rides a bike as much as I can, I'd be much happier sharing a bike lane with a bunch of scooters than a street with cars.
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That monthly check might not even be very large. Unfortunately, in many places (like North Dakota), mineral rights are severed from surface rights. So as a surface owner you might get a pittance for allowing a pad on your property, all the
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If you want to see tweets in order, or not see promoted tweets, or not see tweets faved by people you follow, just use a third-party app.
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Would it be possible to hide an exploit or test in a Word doc or image? I suppose they could have planted the image there with some steganographic encryption, and if the author was clever enough to find another link and click it, he would a
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I'm sorry for your loss. Dealing with technical issues at a funeral sounds terrible.
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I've never had issues with iwantmyname.
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Fracking causing leaks of contaminants into groundwater is hugely dependent on the local geology. In locations with lots of natural fractures and nearby sources of drinking water (e.g., Pennsylvania), there's a much higher risk of cont
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Earthquakes related to oil and gas are almost entirely because of wastewater injection, not the fracking process itself. One could argue that the increased wastewater production from the development and production of fracked wells is theref
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