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mrexroad
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Quite the opposite for me. I’m fascinated and inspired by the fact that this rock escaped the gravity well of one star and is now visiting another.
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> Mobil might add the particles to their premium Mobile 1 synthetic motor oil product to find counterfeit products in certain markets. By opening a bottle of oil purchased off the shelf they can hit it with ~620nm && ~580nm and i
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sleeping. my thermarest pad is a decade+ old and I won't hesitate to take it on a lengthy backpacking trip as long as I have a patch kit, same as a bike tire.
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Kerbal Space Program Has entered the chat
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Thanks for the rec! Will check it out. While a bit of a general bend (and not Robert Redford), I also felt Andor was a terrific portrayal of spycraft— the asset recruiting/handling, opsec, counter intelligence, etc.—and would still hol
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1y ago
Just a nit — your post would have been fine without that last sentence, no need to be prickly. I haven’t touched RoR in 15 years and was not familiar with the name.
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“Spy Game” is one of be one of the best spy films I’ve seen in terms of recruiting and handling assets.
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I’ve settled on swiping up on the (…) button. But yeah, either way I’m bummed that usability had been traded for shiny/trendy aesthetics here. Worst part is that they know and have provided options to have “classic view”/“try new
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Restaurants / cafes in Japan have less fixed cost overhead than in the US. Zoning, licensing, insuring, etc. in Japan are more conductive to small shops being able to stay afloat with only moderate business. There’s other factors of co
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Yeah, w/o grid fallback, I’d much rather aim for 98-99% w/ solar and have an alternate source to close gap, rather than aim for “five 9s” on solar+batt. It’d take a lot to talk me out of a multi-source approach.
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+=1
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This. While I’m still using the mini form factor—incidentally, as are most of my friends—I long for a better camera.
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Headlines, not just single ethnicity (“see, we’re applying rules equally to all countries!”), and bargaining chip.
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Sorry, can you clarify where it’s stated they were illegally imported / trafficked?
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Boomer was being investigated one of the first episodes for leaving the hatch to the water storage/recycling unlocked, where explosives were then detonated. Maybe it was the armory--it's been quite a few years, but close enough fo
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They did have Xserve back in the day. As great as Apple silicon is for running local llms along with being a general-purpose computing device, it’s not clear that Apple silicon have enough of a differentiating advantage over a rack of nvi
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Thank you for sharing! I knew Nagasaki was alternate selection, but this is first time I’ve heard three runs were attempted before diverting.
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Yeah, I’m rather surprised rather they’re AL. Related: I recently had a few hundred lbs of clean galvanized steel to dispose of and looked into selling to scrap yard. I would have spent more on gas, one way, taking it up there than I’d hav
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Maybe it’s just a Boomer thing? (Sorry, couldn’t resist the BSG / trek crossover joke).
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“Action comes before motivation.” I’ve repeated this to my kids to the point it’s a meme in our house. I find it’s a nice short circuit to “I have no motivation”, b/c “Great, do {thing} and you’ll find the motivation!”
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Crime stats, especially for violent crime, are relevant to us, not them. Their wealth, status, and/or insurance policies generally require security details and precautions that insulate most “public” activity from random acts of viole
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Yep. Ex Astris scientia is one of my most dangerous rabbit holes, along with the lurker’s guide to Babylon 5.
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Life sized self-driving slot car race—could be interesting as its own thing.
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I’ve always loved behind the scenes for sci-fi set designs and ship building. Kit bashing, repurposing junk yard items, painted container lid wall plating, etc. always forced me to look and think differently about everyday items. I can’t he
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I revisit this chair list every now and then, especially during a rewatch of a series. Worf’s chair always stood out to me as a life goal when the series aired. I settled for a Stokke high chair for my kid.
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“The medium is the massage”
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Pretty solid win-win
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> "We want the ordinance to provide an opportunity for people to think about how they use smartphones," an official said.
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“If you enjoyed the {service}, please rate me 5-Stars, anything less is considered negative poor service” Not sure if part of a broader trend, or a simply reflection of it, but when mentoring/coaching middle and high school aged kids,
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Confused why this comment is downvoted, as it seems like an appropriate response. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Woz a few times over the years and even getting to spend a few hours with him on two occasions. Your last sentence pretty muc
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