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4y ago
Been stuck for a couple hours at the same state.. wonder if everyone is downloading at the same time
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Had an '84 GTI and loved it! The mechanical fuel injection was a pain to work on though..
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Reminds me of reading The Golden Bough.. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3623
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4y ago
I thought 2G was still being supported for emergency services in the USA?
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4y ago
A shame! I have a Nokia Windows Phone that I used on 3.5G for a long time as a second phone, and now it's basically worthless other than maybe for a music player..
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Cooking also activates other nutrients, such as for dark greens such as spinach which is full of oxalic acid which breaks down during cooking so you can absorb more calcium and iron. The mushrooms you posted definitely are absorbed better i
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4y ago
Fair point, and totally agree, but it won't stop people from betting or gambling. I wonder what it would take to ban Powerball or other lotteries? Worth the discussion for sure.
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Welp, turned off wi-fi calling but can't turn off VoLTE. I can set 3G, but since I'm on Fi, 3G won't work (T-mobile).. I get horrible 5G where I am, so it always goes to LTE.
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In Minnesota, the taxpayers are paying for corporate welfare to the tune of billions of dollars via multiple Pro sports stadiums, the main one being the Vikings stadium. Back when Jesse Ventura was governor, he had a plan to run statewide l
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Many vegetables have large amounts of protein (i.e, lentils, and other legumes), which is where animals you eat get it from.
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You should cook mushrooms for better nutrient absorption. They have thick cell walls full of chitin that needs to break down during cooking, so eating them raw isn't great for you
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This sounds awesome, but should a user worry about spyware? Wish they made one as small as the those Sony Mini or iPhone mini phones.
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Nice, I have a short on mine that I need to suss out this weekend so this kinda helps.
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Loudness War
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A lot of movies I want to see aren't on any streaming platform, plus the quality is pretty damn poor on a larger screen. Compression artifacts and color banding are just too damn annoying in a lot of shows or movies, especially ones wi
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4y ago
I do my best thinking while walking. I wish more people did the same.. just the basic idea of letting a thought sink in for awhile. I will say that walking and staring at your phone is NOT the same thing as walking with your thoughts alone.
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Hypex (and Purifi) are fairly repairable, and also sound amazing
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What happened to HBM? Too expensive? This article talks about HBM3... from 2016. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/08/hbm3-details-price-b...
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5y ago
100% agree. It takes more effort for me to write things out and learning a language with repetitive writing works for me so much better.
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6y ago
Loved MD's.. used to have a few decks, and at least 3 portables. Wish they made a Hi-MD car deck.
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I stopped caring about user "reviews" years ago. A good chunk of them are paid and another good chunk are absurdly emotional/hyperbolic, most of which the buyers don't even know what the use case of a product is. Most pe