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mint2
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A lot of comments are calling sourdough gross - strange. is it a west coast thing to think it’s totally normal like Americans vs Europeans on the topic of peanut butter or are the sourdough dislikers just far more excited to comment:
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The one tiny issue with that plan is that if they are an experienced scuba diver and were given that request then they’d they’d nope the hell out of the vicinity faster than a human can blink. By definition any scuba diver attempting that i
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4y ago
> They also have been sending their b-c teams not their A-list because they wanted to save them That this comment claims this really says all one need about the comment. Russia Just admitted it was over extended and had exhausted its pro
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4y ago
If Russia uses tactical nukes then god help us all. If one though we were living in interesting times at the moment, they will soon think these are boring times. If a country invades a neighbor, claims it’s now part of their sovereign homel
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4y ago
Did you enjoy the article? As you say “It’s almost impossible to have a real debate because people” know the main arguments of the side but intentionally hide them to instead present their own straw men while presenting the side they don’t
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4y ago
No offense, but if this is the first time you’ve realized claims should always be validated I hate to say it’s not because that’s a new situation but rather this is the first time you’re aware of it. Second, that point is the most true abou
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4y ago
It’s correct trump was very critical of Germany for their gas deals, but trump had a record of attacking Europe and nato at any chance he got. But He simultaneously praised and fawned over Putin and deferred to him so much that even trump’s
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4y ago
Quoting or citing trump as being right on Russia is very peculiar given that he deferred to Putin constantly over the US agencies and wanted to pull out of nato.
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4y ago
Where is this “Sierra desert” do you mean Sahara?
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4y ago
If the lanes positioning is determined by embedded stuff, roadwork that diverts/shifts lanes becomes more expensive and more time consuming
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4y ago
Well yes, someone with >1M of extra cash on hand is going to be not hurting too much. That’s at least 35k of interest alone if they they don’t buy a house and put it in a treasury bill. If the interest rates continue to raise, which they
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4y ago
Funnily enough, the poor having some more money often makes the rich wealthier in absolute terms just not in relative terms. The poor having money juices the economy a lot more than the rich having yet more money. Similarly with more divers
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4y ago
For illustrative purposes: Dan stop! Dan stop! Dan set timer for 50 minutes. Timer set for 15 minutes. Dan stop! Dan cancel timer! Dan set timer for Fiifttyy minutes” Dan turn off kitchen light” Dan set thermostat to 68. Dan play Music. Yo
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4y ago
The popularity of the name cratered after launch. That doesn’t signify anything to you? That anecdote is nice but honestly it sounds like you survived a less frequent and more temporary somewhat similar but much milder version so now you’re
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4y ago
Here’s a good example where engineers needed a team like this: - should we name this device we want to put in every house after one of the most common American female names?! engineers and ceo: I see no issue with that! Several millions peo
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4y ago
There’s technically one or two British brands of “mushroom” ketchup. Quotation marks because I hear they are light on mushrooms. What you won’t find is walnut ketchup
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4y ago
Or “democratizing” finance with coin base or “democratizing” housing via REITs
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4y ago
Law of supply and demand has no direct relevance on what benefits society as a whole
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What about the people who can’t afford cars due to the expensive catalytic converters? Are those bad too?
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4y ago
> auto braking, high beam assist Many of those bells and whistles you don’t want are designed to protect other road users as much or more than yourself. Not wanting the bells and whistles that only effect the driver and not others is fin
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4y ago
Actually, what you’ve noticed is a symptom of the opposite case being far to prevalent in America. Because it’s so common that utterly specious and biased critiques are plonked down and basically screamed out by individuals or groups with v
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4y ago
Edit: I did the OPs homework. The claim about a legal liability difference is false per https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/08/30/false-cla... . In fact both the eua and fully approved version ha
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Okay That would be the JR softball question style, I guess we’re on the same page that that doesn’t count as a question.
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The cigarettes company ceo keeps getting asked about cancer, it’s just a boring question that’s been asked a million times. You likely know the answer, I’d much rather they get in the weeds about <other topic> Ignoring an unsolved and
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>By his own admission he only continues the podcast because he wants to continue talking to people he finds interesting. He already has fuck you money Hold up, think about what that statements means. 1. Let’s take the guy’s word at face
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4y ago
You know what else are eyesores? Vast expanses of monoculture crops, vast expanses of asphalt and urban sprawl, and vast fields of oil derricks. And those all come with additionally extremely harmful impacts. While turbines are unquestionab
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4y ago
Reading this comment as a person of Irish descent is making me feel queasy it’s so distasteful. Ireland is more like Ukraine in that analogy, and the comment is protesting other countries going to Ukraine/Ireland’s help and lamenting t
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4y ago
Yes the end user experience is not good with too frequent updates. Vs code asking me to restart every single week for updates is just a bad user experience. I would much prefer monthly or quarterly bigger updates.
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Maybe someone was watching too much fox, that account based on fox leaves out a massive fact and focuses on the coincidence - the prosecutor was universally regarded as corrupt by all top nations and Biden’s son had nothing to do with that.
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Oh so if a woman walks in and asks for an abortion you’re saying they will let her know the nearest location where she can have that medical procedure? And Will they on their own suggest abortion as an option and do it without a lot of fals
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