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by q1w2 3y ago
It's definitely relevant in family homes where parents/siblings/guests share bathroom use. When one child gets sick in our house, we take some efforts to keep them somewhat isolated, and these measures have been usually succe
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by q1w2 3y ago
I like the idea that there is some sort of thread manipulation going on here, but the videos using this for knitting don't require it to be a dodecahetdron as they only use one hole and five of the bulbs on the verteces. Unless there&#
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by q1w2 3y ago
Establishing a free Palestine is less about fighting Israel / empowering Palestinians, and more about getting foreign influence in the middle-east to want peace. At Camp David, the reason Arafat gave for rejecting the peace deal was t
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by q1w2 3y ago
I'd love to hear the details of your situation. When a judge sets bail bond (which is what you're referring to in your prior comments - yes I read back because I was curious), it is either to ensure the accused returns for trial,
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by q1w2 3y ago
I bet you live in a different climate than me. ...and your kids are likely older. These factors matter dramatically.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Not an option any more when you need to start dropping kids off at school first - not to mention the weather and safety.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Why use Chrome for Google apps? I use firefox for google and it works fine.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Navy reactors are not subject to environmentalist lawsuits and local political delays. That's why they're cheap.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Exactly - I've been seeing this argument for 20+ years - and we're going to see it for another 20 years.
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by q1w2 3y ago
If you look at the outcomes of the assessments, they add zero value. They are intentionally designed to waste time and money. As an example, the nuclear storage facility was delayed, and ultimately cancelled, because the geologic analysis
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by q1w2 3y ago
Interesting - I have noticed a slow-down in responses in Plus.
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by q1w2 3y ago
They're also much cheaper to construct.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Seems more likely to be the wind blowing the camera - hard to tell
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by q1w2 3y ago
I think the diagram given is pretty telling, but I agree that the words "mind-blowing" tell me that the article is not suitable for the HN crowd.
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by q1w2 3y ago
This comment is in bad taste. You're making fun of their religion after they just suffered a catastrophe. Look in the mirror before posting comments like this.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Remember that in this global power model, everyone is either under US, EU, Russian, or Chinese influence (and maybe a couple smaller players). From those, I'd much rather be under the US or EU sphere of influence.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Don't be so quick to turn off those lane and hazard alerts - they are a major contributor to reduced accident frequency. You get used to the buzz, and they also warn you when someone else is making a mistake - not only you.
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by q1w2 3y ago
My 1993 Jeep Wrangler is so simple that I myself can do almost all repairs myself. The only work it ever needed was a new transmission after living in SF for too long. I see my friends taking their new modern cars into the shop regularly.
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by q1w2 3y ago
To be clear, the coolant system runs continuously, but the power draw of the machine is far lower when not being actively used.
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by q1w2 3y ago
It's too broad of a statement. Take a look at individual tests to see if they make sense. A PSA urine test, for example, is insanely cheap and catches many expensive prostate cancers in early stages. Mammograms are the similar (less c
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by q1w2 3y ago
No, because the attacker needs to enter the recovery code sent by email. My assumption is that they're just guessing over millions of accounts and are expect 1-2 to hit so they can take over those accounts.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Democracies are great for preventing tyranny, but they are terrible at reform. Reform often comes from a smaller group of people pioneering a solution among a smaller more willing population, thus demonstrating to the majority that such so
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by q1w2 3y ago
I worked at Stanford admissions many years ago. Over 15% of every incoming class are students admitted due to nepotism. At Harvard, that nepotism number is closer to 50%, according to my colleagues at the time. The remainder are chosen fro
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by q1w2 3y ago
The issue is that about 15% of every incoming class at Stanford is there through nepotism, not merit.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Do you mean the cross body sling or the cross body shoulder bag? There's no "purse" sold by Ethnotek.
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by q1w2 3y ago
The difference is the quality of the answers. Reddit these days is mostly teenagers creating low-effort outrage, jokes, and noise.
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by q1w2 3y ago
The Tushy bidet. It completely changed my morning routine. By cleaning my backside, I now flipped my wprkout + shower schedule to evening before bed, which is far more efficient and I, overall, feel more hygienic, and it's gotten me
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by q1w2 3y ago
"food insecurity" is an extremely broad brush, and has nothing to do with abundance. Many homes where members of the home are obese qualify as "food insecure" because they don't buy fruits and/or vegetables. T
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by q1w2 3y ago
People that post the most - often post the lowest quality content.
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by q1w2 3y ago
> I deleted my 8yo account. Then why even participate in this conversation about Reddit? This is like me going on a Jeep forum to complain about the Jeep Wrangler I sold 9 years ago.

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