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by mc32 11mo ago
I dunno if I agree with them being nuclear. It just ups the possibility of a thermonuclear war instead of a conventional war. Just as I’d prefer that IN or PK or both not having those weapons.
572.
by mc32 11mo ago
Those are problems for processed meats but not for butcher cuts of meat.
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by mc32 11mo ago
Isn’t that like saying there must be as many universes as theoretical physicists can think up? Slight maybe but it could also just be one.
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by mc32 11mo ago
Definitely not a place to be during a rollover. Same reason they don’t have seats at the rear of cars facing back. Not best place to be when getting rear-ended even though it’s a great place to be as a kid watching traffic and making face
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by mc32 11mo ago
You can’t have passengers in jump seats like it’s 1970 anymore —unless you’re on your own ranch somewhere.
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by mc32 11mo ago
Does this mean vegetable-based replacements for meats are going to experience reduced demand given they might be worse for health and more expensive than their meat counterparts? They certainly meet the ultra processed foods criterion.
577.
by mc32 11mo ago
As well as easily getting misplaced…
578.
by mc32 11mo ago
Are they as randy in real life as Pepe lePew?
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by mc32 11mo ago
Or as Thomas stated elsewhere in this thread, they can follow Illinois and just exempt ALPRs from FOIA reach. ALPR FOIAs have the potential problem of abuse by stalkers and others wanting to track someone (imagine “Hollywood” personæs.) It’
580.
by mc32 11mo ago
That is higher than I thought --however, they are not using modern ones, they use the wringer type where you have to wring the water from the washed clothes a couple of times.
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by mc32 11mo ago
It is —but there are also the Amish and others like them who do lots of things manually and try to avoid many modern conveniences. I don’t think they live poor lives. Definitely better than the poor in the countryside who don’t have the sa
582.
by mc32 11mo ago
The Amish have no problem doing these things at all. It’s a mental block. People can do it.
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by mc32 11mo ago
A big sarcastic thank you to G Dubbya for taking us down that road to perdition..
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by mc32 11mo ago
I have in fact when I was a student. Granted they were only my clothes and I tried not to dirty them but also used a laundromat in most instances. Sometimes would ask a friend for access to a machine.
585.
by mc32 11mo ago
Not a lot of poor people live under onerous HOAs. HOAs are typically for middle class motgageholders.
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by mc32 11mo ago
When I was a broke college student I don’t have access to a washer and dryer, so I either went to a laundromat or on occasion just washed clothing in a tub and put them up to dry. Wear jeans; they don’t need frequent washing -some manufact
587.
by mc32 11mo ago
Poor people also can use a washboard and line dry their clothing. Not as convenient as having machines but just about everyone did it like this till the ‘40s & ‘50s.
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by mc32 11mo ago
If MB is feeling particularly confident maybe they can out manœuvre the market like Wiedeking did.
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by mc32 1y ago
You can put them on your car, bike or rucksack
590.
by mc32 1y ago
Agree with all you say but would add that those large droplets from sneezing etc are not the greatest vehicle for the virus so it’s like fighting a house fire with Solo cups of water.
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by mc32 1y ago
Agreed; vaccinations save lives, lots of them. But the but we also should blame the establishment for making people suspicious by being quasi-scientific and at times authoritarian about things. For example fining and threatening arrest of
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by mc32 1y ago
Danish is even better. More simplified with the exception of integrating the article into the word itself; other than that slightly simpler than English.
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by mc32 1y ago
They’re just mad they lost the “lingua Franca” of the world title so this is the way for them to hang on to the coattails of relevance. The Normans didn’t even speak Parisian French but a Breton variant and also had with them some Norse wor
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by mc32 1y ago
Not only the right. Remember there were two or three actual attempts on the candidate for the presidency and one of their influencers was shot dead. Plus you have outburst from Maxine, ol’ Joe miss Occasionally Cortez and others calling f
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by mc32 1y ago
This is not good. What’s worse is none of the larger parties is willing to control their extremes who think more ideologically and are incapable of dialing down without the needed negative feedback loop from their donors and larger party f
596.
by mc32 1y ago
People get complacent and think the thing they boootcamped ten years ago will carry the day for them. Knowing FrontPage, IIS6 or RHEL4 isn’t going to carry the day for them.
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by mc32 1y ago
Notably EU countries don’t produce as many large or global software products. I know they have some companies of renown but not to the degree the US does. There may or may not be a connection to work habits, but we should find out and then
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by mc32 1y ago
Probably because after turmoil from climate change due to melting glaciers after the last ice age things more or less stabilized after thousands of years. The current state will also stabilize but will take some time. I guess people like
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by mc32 1y ago
Leveraging gilded age to gilded rage is a bit sophomoric to me. Are they raging? It’s unnecessary. It’s okay for a blog post but not a book.
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by mc32 1y ago
Turks can't force language usage -least of all English which does not have a governing body. It's like demanding they obey native language spellings for any number of countries. Go ahead, demand that Turkey spell China using han

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