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meowster
6y ago
I've seen "1. European-style folders with elastic bands at the open corners" used once in the US before. Whether or not it was imported by an individual, a store, etc, I have no idea.
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6y ago
It sounds like it might worth purchasing a cheap UPS for your router.
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6y ago
40% of the people that live in Singapore are immigrants from different countries. They apparently value the trade-off.
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meowster
6y ago
That sounds a bit like taxation without representation.
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6y ago
> That 1% have the ability to devastate the healthcare infrastructure. Additionally, other people will die at a higher percentage from other-than-covid reasons because covid patients are taking up all the resources, which can no longer b
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6y ago
I think there's an ever bigger issue at play: > Burroughs said he became interested in the child influencer phenomenon after his own kids asked him to do the things that Ryan’s family was doing. “I thought, ‘Oh, there’s something go
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6y ago
> distract them into spending time and resources looking into these crazy ideas. Admiral A: What happens if they actually discover something groundbreaking? Admiral B: Oh uh, we better have our people work on it too, just in case there&#
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6y ago
Someone's tailgating you? No problem! Just slag their engine.
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6y ago
I don't know how the used market affects the creators' pockets, but let people who want to pay, pay. Enough people still need to pay to make it worthwhile for the creators to publish the content.
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6y ago
Don't businesses like keeping their financials private? (At least that's what I learned in a business class 20 years ago.) Perkins Coie released a report [0] saying that privacy coins are compatible with regulation. [0] https:&#
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6y ago
That's 20B of "money" supposedly going into the market. A market cap of 380B doesn't mean 380B went into the market. 20B of "money" could easily move such a market significantly. If I have a billion coins, an
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6y ago
Crossover (Wine)
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6y ago
Also, if your tire is damaged (visible to the exterior of the tire or otherwise), fast speeds could cause a blowout. A blowout at fast speed can induce a rollover. If your going to speed, at least make sure your car is in good shape the be
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6y ago
You didn't think of it, just like the previous residents didn't think of it. You discovered it, when maybe the previous residents didn't. Before you discovered it, you were assuming it was insulated right? Perhaps the pr
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Does he explain to his victims what he's doing? If not, isn't what he's doing to just for the benefit of the voyeurs(?) watching his videos?
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6y ago
Instead of those questions, just ask them if they have blinds or curtains on their windows at home. It's better to show that they already take steps to be private rather than asking privacy-invasive questions. One of those makes you t
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6y ago
I've seen a U-2 up-close in-person (it was actually one of NASA's versions). It looked pretty decent. It's pretty basic and bare-bones though: every pound saved off of it equals one foot higher that it can climb.
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6y ago
It's mentioned in the different Holding History charts a little further down the page.
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meowster
6y ago
That website has two different metrics: "current value" and "fair value". Are they saying the market price of a coin isn't "fair"?
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6y ago
Maybe they're arguing that addition of other parts tipped it from 80% complete to something like 95% complete? I guess it depends on the wording of the law that allows for 80% kits.
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6y ago
Worked for me.
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6y ago
No. I read the FAQ when I signed up, but I guess I didn't read it that well. Sorry :-/
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6y ago
Yep. Back when I had a job that took up a lot of my time, I tried avoiding overtime ($50/hour). I actually used this website back then to determine my time was worth $150/hour to me. Basically, unless OT paid a lot more, I wante
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What is your time worth to you?
(programs.clearerthinking.org)
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6y ago
There are so many lists these days, it should be more suspicious if you're not on any lists.
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That would just show that there's more advanced technology out there than the general public is aware of. That wouldn't provide evidence of whether it was humans or other intelligent life that created that technology.
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6y ago
There are decentralized crypto currencies that have sub 1 cent fees - where the fee even gets smaller as the blocksize automatically adjusts larger to accommodate more transactions. Edit: Monero. It's currently 15th on Coin Gecko by m
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6y ago
What are your thoughts on the Sceptre brand?
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6y ago
Not on Firefox Android. Niether mobile or desktop views.
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6y ago
I don't know, this is the first I'm hearing of it. After reading your comment and looking that up, apparently others are saying all of that is normal. (Sorry, I didn't mean to make this a political thread.)
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