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by oblib 4y ago
You have to license the buyers and make them account for every lb they recycle by having the serial numbers to compare it. They would have to submit those number as soon as the buy one. If the converter doesn't have one they can't
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by oblib 4y ago
As someone who lives in a rural area I and most of those who live in such places around here tend to frown on that sort of thing. We put a high very value on our clean air.
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by oblib 4y ago
I think taking down the buyers is a the best tool we have right now for this issue. And there are things we could do to make that easier, like putting a serial number on the converter on new cars and replacement parts. Requiring the make, m
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by oblib 4y ago
I was complaining to a friend about someone who "didn't know shit about what I was working on" and they told me "You can learn from everyone you if you listen to them". My first reaction to that was thinking "N
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AP News is a mess today(apnews.com)
1 points by oblib 4y ago|1 comments
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by oblib 4y ago
Looks like they mucked up a CSS link or something, but it's displaying a mess on all my web browsers today.
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by oblib 4y ago
I'm curious, does Medium have a reputation for algorithmic banning with no review process? If it's a person who's reviewing keywords I'd have to think the context would be obvious, and could be specifically crafted to be
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by oblib 4y ago
I decided not to use a framework. I spent about a month going over the "TodoMVC.com" demos with the intent to choose one but after a few weeks of pondering which one I concluded I didn't want to invest in any of them. jQuery
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by oblib 4y ago
Hmmm... I was looking into global poverty yesterday and came across this: Some figures from the United Nations Development Programme [*]: More than a billion people live with less than a dollar per day. 2.8 billion people, that
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McDonald’s serving up Happy Meals for adults(ktla.com)
1 points by oblib 4y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 4y ago
I'm progressive but I don't think they really even came close to my thoughts or opinions on this issue so it feels to me like they just tossed that phrase in there because they're conservative capitalists looking to justify t
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by oblib 4y ago
>>I'd like to see similar study about the original gateway drug: "24-hour News Channels" Back in the early 80s I was living in LA and I'd grab some food on the way home from work and the "News" on an inde
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by oblib 4y ago
I've been making and drinking Mullein tea and it will give you a very nice, lightweight, mellow euphoric buzz. It takes quite a bit of mullein to make a strong tea. I make mine in our little espresso maker and run just an ounce or two
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by oblib 4y ago
You've nailed it. I'd never really given the UK Monarchy much thought but a few years ago I spent a little time looking into it and was fairly well shocked by how immense their power and wealth is. I think it's fair to say th
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by oblib 4y ago
Yes I was, but that was just a part of it. The "United Kingdom" is huge. It's hard for me to imagine, for example, how Australians are still owned and controlled by that Monarchy. In practice it's not much different here
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by oblib 4y ago
I've never really understood how we can still have monarchies but I do believe Elizabeth was probably one the better ones that have sat on those thrones. A few years ago I looked into how much power she had and I was shocked. I was als
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Space Weather Prediction Center(spaceweather.gov)
45 points by oblib 4y ago|8 comments
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by oblib 4y ago
I agree that source is lacking. I did find this though, and it says "Verified Tesla Autopilot Death" are at 15 now, but the total deaths from Tesla involved crashes are at 290 since 2013. So you may be more likely to die from bein
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by oblib 4y ago
I couldn't find much on this, but I did find this: https://getjerry.com/questions/how-many-fatalities-have-been...
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by oblib 4y ago
"It was not a self driving car" That doesn't work for me. The car was clearly "self driving" when it crossed the lane line. Even at very slow speeds that can be deadly because we're talking about something that
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by oblib 4y ago
This is just wrong. Innocents being injured or killed while testing this tech is more akin to a negligent murder via technology than an "accident". Many years ago the 3M company created a magnetic tape for the lane lines on roads
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Anti-Tracking Tool Checks If You’re Being Followed(wired.co.uk)
1 points by oblib 4y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 4y ago
Yeah, I burned through a few new Macs in late 90s early 2000s. They all were obsoleted pretty fast. I have an old Silver Door Mac G4 that was really just crap new out of the box. But, the Late `09 Mac Mini I bought new has been as solid as
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by oblib 4y ago
I made an ultralight tent made with SOL Emergency Blankets that will warm up inside to over 80° in below freezing weather with a small campfire burning in front of it. I had a lot of fun testing the concept with quick and dirty prototypes a
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by oblib 4y ago
Some of ours are pretty heavy too. We also have some stainless steel pots and pans we use a lot and they're quite a bit lighter. But I should also mention we stopped using aluminum cookware back then too.
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by oblib 4y ago
My wife and I tossed out all the Teflon cookware we had about 25 years ago and replaced it with cast iron and stainless steel. We've not missed it at all.
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Ten Civilizations or Nations That Collapsed from Drought(wunderground.com)
2 points by oblib 4y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 4y ago
"but that ship has sailed" is a perfect summary of the situation because that ship is now the size of the Titanic in shallow water that will most certainly strand it and the only way to avoid that is to turn it around. "Ten C
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by oblib 4y ago
"When it comes to the food people want to eat, each [4] of these regions more than pull their own weight [6]." I don't have a problem with moving water to support agriculture in those State. That's something that was fai
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by oblib 4y ago
From what I gathered this is not about the San Joaquin Valley farms, it's about Vegas, Phoenix, Palm Springs & Desert Hot Springs (Riverside County) and water for people living there. Vegas went from 230,000 in 1970 to over 2.5 mil

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