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mtreis86
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Ibuprophen is bad for your stomach, acetaminophen is bad for your liver, neither makes a good long term treatment. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK310269/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books&#
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I carried a butane torch soldering iron for years before the pinecil. I wasn't expecting it to have nearly the capacity but I've soldered some 8ga with it.
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Yeah we found a remote control cloning app for a palm pilot that had IR and caused enough trouble randomly turning tvs on with that.
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I like so use Aja by Steely Dan, the album is just so precise and delicate
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Only plane I've been on that I didn't feel the need to wear hearing protection.
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> Drug users generally try those drugs once Even true for some psychedelics. Few people take Salvia Divinorum twice.
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A benchmark I would like to see is a comparison of languages in terms of how fast they are to beginners vs experts. I've been thinking about how to design it to get that result. What I think would work is taking something like these si
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That application link is broken
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In Common Lisp you put the print statement inline, it will return the result of the form you pass it so it doesn't change the results. If you want to know what f is returning in the form (h (f (g x))) you'd (h (print (f (g x)))) a
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Lockstitch is commonly used in leather work, even when done by hand. Given the simplicity of the tools involved and how long humans have been at leatherwork for, I'd be willing to bet lockstitch already existed when the sewing machine
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We just upgraded our lines from the street from 100A to 200A (at 240V) so that pair of wires can support around 48KW. I think my stove is 20A at 240V so the fattest wire in the house protected by a breaker can safely handle around 4.8KW. On
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The end caps are nickel coated brass
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What are you doing that your parking brake is saving you in a parking lot (5)?
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When I got into modding Skyrim I pretty much stopped playing. For technical reasons sure, there is always another change to make and their system is too fragile for any random change to be made mid-save - gotta restart the playthrough every
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Baudot predates both and doesn't have caps
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I learned how to time things and operate a system in parallel by working in commercial kitchens. I learned how to work with people and not be disheartened by them through working retail. And wrenching on cars requires diagnostics and logica
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They're as trustworthy as any other oracle then
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Keep reading it, page 1 really isn't the start. Each thread starts in a different place and we are introduced to some of them in the middle of their story.
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The tire is risky in the first place because people are around, making shooting a gun off a bit tricky in terms of safety.
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It will burn you in the sun
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Its also used in manufacturing, tire date codes for instance are week.year or year.week
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I've never had a loose dog try to attack me. Plenty of dogs on leashes have lunged tho. So I treat the leash status as a signal of how much the owner trusts the dog to behave.
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I'm still sore about google music, let alone reader. Each of those led me to de-google my tech stack a bit. Won't take much more for me to break clean away.
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Its more expensive up front, in time cash and effort, but amateur radio aprs beacons are free to use for amateur radio operators and there are enough satellites with repeaters to make it a viable option in terms of it working anywhere.
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I've had it for at least 20 years, since high school. It has gotten better the past decade, I suspect due to how much more careful I am about sounds in that time. Its still there but I rarely notice. Wear ear protection.
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People are dominantly right handed, so right hand on the wall. You need more space under your foot while descending, you only use the ball of your foot while going up. The stairs are thicker on the outside, so if that is on the right as you
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X220 has the best laptop keyboard I've ever used, has anything matched it since?
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It makes sense for gaming consoles, I don't see what is so different (these days) about phones.
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This, for reference see the book High Speed Digital Design by Hall Hall and McCall https://archive.org/details/highspeeddigital0000hall/ The sharper the edge of the digital pulse, the greater the strength of the A
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What do you call the Common Lisp sort of typing where you can drop hints wherever the machine is guessing at the type, and it will yell at you if you do something dumb with those things. But you don't have to drop hints at all and it w
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