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by msrenee 4y ago
It's enzymes the organisms are producing. You don't have to release the "bugs" (Bacteria, I assume? I don't love the writing here.) into the environment. You culture the bacteria and extract the enzymes for use in
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by msrenee 4y ago
I think that's more or less what I mean. Not my normal vocab, but I think we're saying the same thing or something similar at least. It helps you take a second and reassess assumptions that you otherwise wouldn't have thoug
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by msrenee 4y ago
I was actually thinking that these are a lot like the way I use Tarot cards. They give you a set framework to interpret a situation through. Say I'm unhappy with my work life and I don't feel like I'm getting anywhere with t
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by msrenee 4y ago
I'm a 15 minute walk from the pet store, but I'd have to go a half mile out of my way to get there by sidewalk. Otherwise I'd have to hike up and down a steep, weedy hill. Either way, I have to get across a 4 busy lanes of
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by msrenee 4y ago
Chlorine isn't friendly to o-rings, but I'm not sure where someone would put their phone while in a pool anyways. Mine comes in the tub with me for soaks for sure though.
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by msrenee 4y ago
It's been over a decade since I last stepped foot in a ski area. I don't remember anyone wearing a helmet that wasn't on a snowboard. Are they more common now? It makes a lot of sense with how bad things go when they go bad
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by msrenee 4y ago
Why do you go immediately for an Omega Seamaster? There are a thousand other waterproof watches out there with removable batteries that don't weigh near as much as a dive watch. It's rated for 300 meters. I don't think any
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by msrenee 4y ago
Scuba equipment is most often used in saltwater and is subjected to increased pressure while underwater. The conditions scuba equipment is subjected to vs what waterproof cell phones are rated for are very different.
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by msrenee 4y ago
Do o-rings have a dramatically high failure rate that I don't know about? It can dry rot or otherwise break down, but as a seal on the back of a phone, I've found them 100% reliable.
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by msrenee 4y ago
I've got a Samsung Xcover pro. It has an easily removable back plate and a replaceable battery and is IP-68 rated. My old Casio was in the same vein. Maybe you couldn't get it quite as thin, but they did away with the easily re
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by msrenee 4y ago
In what way do you see a similarity to rabbits? I think of them as being pretty different, with cats being less social and more likely to take risks.
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by msrenee 4y ago
Definitely agree. If it helps control your appetite, it's not worse than continuing to carry all that weight. I just thought I'd throw that paper up because it seemed like a different take than I usually see. And just to stick
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by msrenee 4y ago
As the other comment mentions, this is a thing already, but thanks for bringing it up. I'd completely forgotten about it and it seems like a good hands-on way to get a better understanding of circuits.
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by msrenee 4y ago
It completely depends on your lean weight, but 200g of protein is very high for most people who aren't athletes. I'm not in a state to work out whether the normal chorus saying that much protein will damage your kidneys is true
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by msrenee 4y ago
I know that weight loss happens differently for different people, so read this or ignore this. Hopefully you haven't heard this exact take before, but with the number of people who dump advice on you when they think you're unhapp
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by msrenee 4y ago
If you asked scientists 30 years ago about some of the extremophile life that we now know to exist, they'd have thought you were insane. They've recently found microbes loving in an asphalt lake in Trinidad. It doesn't have
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by msrenee 4y ago
I don't know if it's a useful data point, but my sister made me a Facebook profile when I was 16. I never really gave a crap about it and would read a few posts maybe every other month or so and use the poke feature back and fort
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by msrenee 4y ago
I was told repeatedly starting at probably 12 years old that I'd never see my social security benefits pay out. Probably before that too, but I distinctly remember it around middle school. It was very similar to what the comment you&
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by msrenee 4y ago
I think you're missing a bunch of massacres and forced relocations as far as how we obtained the land.
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by msrenee 4y ago
The tree is obviously the thing being watered, but what I can find does say that it's about 1.1 gallons per single almond. So multiply that by the number of almonds on the tree and that's what each tree needs in a growing season.
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by msrenee 4y ago
So there's like 4 or 5 different studies cited in that article. The one you're talking about, unless you found the rest of the article and it says something completely different, doesn't reach any conclusions about the cause
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by msrenee 4y ago
Being as the word doesn't appear to exist outside your construction of it, it may have been clearer if you had called it "eugeroic-ness" or something. That would have made it clear it was a construction for lack of an accept
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by msrenee 4y ago
Yes, some outdoor cats bring some of their meals inside. That does not mean all of them even bring a majority inside. Owner-reported predation is a terribly inaccurate way to estimate kills. Honestly, subject-reported nearly anything has
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by msrenee 4y ago
Is there a problem with me explaining my interpretation? That's all I ever said I was doing. A lot of people were only talking about the excess basically having to be the entire order, so I put in my 2 cents. I never said it was the on
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by msrenee 4y ago
You might want to add a -sea to that search, as it's mostly sea turtles. Heavily photographed, but not nearly as common as other kinds of turtles. I agree with the sentiment though.
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by msrenee 4y ago
I remember when my perfectly clear :) became one picture in yahoo messenger and another in AIM. You should have seen my face when the little <3 my boyfriend and I texted to each other became a gaudy, beating red heart right before my ey
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by msrenee 4y ago
What app are you using that has already adopted this font?
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by msrenee 4y ago
Fair enough. That's kind of how I feel about the whole thing. It's shitty of people to be nasty to short guys. It's literally not their business. It's crazy to me to see 5'7" being listed as basically undate
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That certainly is a pain.
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I don't think I'd need a trap, she's cautious, but sweet. I plan on seeing if I can just pick her up and bring her over to them and tell them she's been chasing birds in my yard.

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