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by moistly 4y ago
It will eventually double. Canada’s 7%pa seems high to me, but so it seems to be. Mind, homes are much bigger, more energy efficient, better finishes. I think reasonable home appreciation should be close to the inflation rate. Or better, wa
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by moistly 4y ago
You’ll note that OP specified small states.
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by moistly 4y ago
“PM10, PM2.5, PM1, and PM0.1 resuspension due to human walking” https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35463201/
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by moistly 4y ago
> The reason is, once you have a fully hardwood home, you realize just how much actual detritus accumulates Can corroborate: is horrifying. “PM10, PM2.5, PM1, and PM0.1 resuspension due to human walking” https://pubmed.ncbi.nl
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by moistly 4y ago
> Sawdust for example is not as dangerous Many woods are moderately to severely toxic. Plywood glues are probably not healthy to breathe. Most finishes are undoubtedly health-hazardous in micro/nano-particle size, when inhaled. htt
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But you have to nurse it for the rest of your life. That’s a lot more work than using a credit card or cash, or even cumbersome 1970s cheques. Or ApplePay, which is way more practical than anything else, including fund transfers and payment
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by moistly 4y ago
I don’t think that “10X” is meant to be taken literally.
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by moistly 4y ago
https://electionscience.org/ A variant: just check off the candidates you prefer, leave the others blank. No need to rank, just approve or disapprove. By far the easiest way to do the task, and far better than what we do no
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by moistly 4y ago
> Honestly, why do you think house prices in Sydney will double again? In Canada, up until a couple years ago, house prices appreciated 7% per annum on average. That is a doubling every ten years. In the US, prices have appreciated by 3-
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by moistly 4y ago
> Because then small states would have little reason to remain in the union. Other than, say, the absolutely immense advantage of belonging to the most prosperous, most powerful country in the world. But, yes, undoubtedly thee are quit
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by moistly 4y ago
And very high expectations of its designers and engineers.
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by moistly 4y ago
And paying customers.
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by moistly 4y ago
As OP said, a most blessed result.
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by moistly 4y ago
“No signs it can jump from human to human” said the wags during the first few weeks of Covid. Boy, that claim sure stood the test of time, didn’t it! It is absolutely foolish to make claims about a brand new disease. You know literally noth
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by moistly 4y ago
His skeleton is in there, too.
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by moistly 4y ago
> You also cannot use the scanner if it has one when the counter hits the limit I’m surprised that there hasn’t been a class action lawsuit for that.
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by moistly 4y ago
> Jeremy is in a glass case in the foyer Well I’ll be damned… they actually put his remains on display. How gruesome. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/philosophers-dress...
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by moistly 4y ago
Mexico’s rate was 33 maternal deaths per 100000 births in 2017, and trending down by about 3% per annum, so is perhaps down to 28 now. https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/MEX/mexico/maternal-mo... To no on
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by moistly 4y ago
Codifying privacy as a right is not in the interest of corporations. I am extremely sceptical that the US government will harm corporations for something most people obviously don’t care about. The success of Facebook, Tictoc, Nest, etc are
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by moistly 4y ago
> an insanely higher number of chargers Or use battery swapping, like China is doing. This enables many gas stations to remain viable, allows far better battery health monitoring/remediation, permits slower, less stressful charging
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by moistly 4y ago
> I don't think the West ever spoke out against America when it waged all those wars. Oh for christssake. There were so many global protests against the Iraq war that there’s an entire fucking Wikipedia dedicated to them. https:&#
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by moistly 4y ago
It is an excellent method for destroying a society.
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by moistly 4y ago
> Disclaimer: word "cuda" is taken from Serbian language, it means "miracles". [uncomfortable silence]
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by moistly 4y ago
It’s job security.
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by moistly 4y ago
Have owned a Mazda3 for the past fifteen years. Maintenance costs have been negligible. 22% less than negligible is… negligible. Saving a few hundred dollars over the course of fifteen years by buying a car that’s tens of thousands of dolla
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by moistly 4y ago
Less time that some folk get for possession. Hardly seems fair that a death merchant is going to be traded to save her, when we have our own prisoners doing more time for lesser offences and no one bothers to save them.
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by moistly 4y ago
> The suspect would instead be extradited to New Mexico to face charges there. Only because the two states have the same law regarding murder. More comparable would be the prosecution of internationally-travelled kiddy-diddlers. Though t
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by moistly 4y ago
June 22, 2022. Old news. The boat in the lead photograph is completely out of the water now. Also, it has a long way to go before it hits dead pool. The headline is disingenuous, though the situation is dire.
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by moistly 4y ago
Oh, god, please stop abusing yourself. Stop using bad tools for the job of manipulating XML/JSON and start using a tool designed for the task: Saxon XSLT. It comes in Java, .Net, and JS forms. https://www.saxonica.com/
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by moistly 4y ago
So between the mining/manufacturing/delivery of new scooters and bikes, and endless running-around of a fleet of vehicles to continually pick-up the rentals for recharging & redistribution, it seems that the chances of these

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