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rabboRubble
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rabboRubble
6y ago
I did come back today guys :-) Worth the time too! I really wish Egypt were safer for single female travelers. Or just safer for travelers in general.
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Bookmarking for tomorrow
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Okay never more irritated to not have the contact details! Did I miss them somewhere in the article?
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6y ago
>... food supply chain gets disrupted. Food supply chain disruption is known thing because populations without herd immunity that congregate together, if one person in that herd becomes ill, the disease will rocket through the population
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6y ago
For want of a nail the shoe was lost...
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6y ago
If I had a different house I would. The bidet needs power in vicinity of the toilet. There is no good outlet near the toilet. Don’t want an electrician in the house for the time being.
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6y ago
My backup plan for TP is to turn to old towels and rags. In the Middle Ages the rich used scraps of linen, so that’s the plan. Just don’t flush.
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6y ago
In the 80s, the USA was an exporter of HIV because Reagan refused to address the "gay plague". I'm laying odds that the USA will be an exporter of COVID cases around the world. Assuming the rest of the world will accept trave
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6y ago
That restaurant owner who closed two days earlier than he needed out of the goodness of his heart? Yeah, the reason for that was there was a snowfall in Portland that kept people home earlier than the order would require. So yeah, he just a
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6y ago
Hey, I'd be willing to share my jumbo podcast list with you, if that is a resource you'd like on the site. I tend to not delete any podcast that piqued my interest initially. If it turns out not to be to my taste ultimately, I tos
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that explains the trouble I'm having. i have my local network resolving to 1.1.1.1. Or was it 9.9.9.9? Or 8.8.8.8? i'll have to dig into this a bit more. thanks! it's always dns :-)
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curious FF / Safari through up security warnings for archive.is and archive.today. going at them from a roundabout way gives me a CloudFlare DNS error page. this's been going on the last week or so. wonder what the problem is?
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40% of Americans did not have enough savings to weather a $400 emergency, even before this crisis. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/20/heres-why-so-many-americans-... Covid-19 is going to strip bare all the nicet
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7y ago
PMS? That sure does a number on me.
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Optimistically, I hoped that the feedback helped improve the pinpoint weather forecasting. Worst case, it functioned as a snow excitment button that I could press.
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7y ago
The really crummy part about the abandonment of the Android user base is that Darksky-now-Apple's user base will lose the end-user weather reporting from the Android user segment. Dark Sky would sometimes report rain instead of snow, s
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My understanding is that squeezing the bag would have a high risk of covid infection. The only way this solution would help the curve is if covid survivors were doing the squeeze.
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My guess is the issue is compliance with the injection schedule. During my HEP A/B three part vaccine, the doctor fought me about starting the series from the first shot as "did not need it based on job and lifestyle", on the
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7y ago
Old Y2K project manager here. We had a multiyear project, found issues, fixed, and deployed fixes. Both hardware and software issues. I faced off against internal business, external clients, internal audit, internal compliance, and external
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7y ago
Though you were exaggerating, but holy cow batman, thought I was reading about an Icelandic fisherman, then a multi-paragraph divert into cold weather effects on the body, to emerge in more multi-paragraphs talking about an off-the-grid Ala
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Really beautiful, glad I took the few minutes to listen.
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I read the other day that there was a difference in virus shedding throughout the body. Orally, no virus might be shedding for an oral swab to come up positive, but the same patient might test positive with anal swabs taken the same time.
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7y ago
most elderly are vaccinated against seasonal influenza, particularly those in a managed home like that.
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I'm a squidgy middle aged woman with a technical bent. I look and style like a librarian basically. I've thought about getting into pen-testing because people are bigly surprised when I casually mention setting up a pie-hole or wh
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logged in to ask this. copy / paste guy got a banner, why not her?
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Probably an encouragement to use the disappearing messages feature. It's a peaceful feeling to let data just evaporate without worrying about backing it up. If something is really so important that I can't let it go poof , I'
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Signal for desktop.
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Many, if not by most definitions, traditional characters map to 1 simplified character. Unfortunately, not all. Example, a 9 traditional : 1 simplified map 斗 ⇄ 鬥斗鬪鬦鬭鬬闘閗逗 Here's a list that probably is mostly complete https://
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My parents are getting up there, and this last operating system transition has been eye opening for me. To level set my father's technical competence, he bought the family a Commodore 64 when it first came out, he programmed punch card
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I'm super late to this thread, but I've done a deep dive into this area and I'm happy to share what I do. * First, I am about 99.9% paperless. Anything older than prior year is electronic. Some current year documentation is n
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