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by radec 5y ago
Yeah it took me a minute to realize this was from 98. When they were talking about the fien tool being a sander that you could get saw blades for, I was thinking....wait, I thought the fien tool was just a multitool. Anyway multitools are g
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by radec 5y ago
Not sure if this will put your mind at ease or not. But I really like learning plants, I hike a lot and usually the only book I bring is a plant ID book. But I'm not good at knowing where to start looking in the book. I find apps like
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by radec 5y ago
Sadly I think it's fine. Where I live in the PNW there are way to many people mushroom foraging who seem to have little to no idea how to be in the woods. People rake the forest floor, people leave trash, people leave toilet paper, etc
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by radec 5y ago
I hadn't heard of this movie, thanks for mentioning it.
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by radec 5y ago
I think this thread is exactly what the article is talking about, people don't want to make minor changed to their "normal". It's not like it's hard, if you change what you eat in a few months your tastes and cravin
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by radec 5y ago
True, but I feel like that is an argument for the state to not object to prostitution. If the state wasn't onjecting, the industry or the state could then have some more oversight/licensing and be 'safer' for all. I put
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by radec 5y ago
>I can understand why the state objects prostitution under the assumption that most (or many) sex works don't (or wouldn't) choose this lifestyle voluntarily. I've never understood how sex work gets singled out from all th
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by radec 5y ago
>Quite the contrary. In a sibling comment I discuss how ruminants are the most efficient way to turn inedible plant matter to food that humans can eat. I hear you and agree with everything you say in the rest of your post. I think we are
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by radec 5y ago
>Meat and dairy are separate considerations. Not everywhere. In the US there is an incredible amount of overlap. For example, Male cows born in the dairy industry end up in the meat industry. But more specifically I don't see how th
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by radec 5y ago
I would argue this is incredibly misleading. What percentage of meat or dairy comes from pasture animals? You can't fulfill a country like the US's meat and dairy demand with pasture raised animals. So realistically we are talking
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by radec 5y ago
I think so. I buy bulk (15-50lb bags) organic grains, legumes, flour, seeds. Makes it more work to calculate per meal but it's pretty cheap. I get a lot of verity but you do have to be creative and it helps if you are fast at cooking.
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by radec 5y ago
I'm glad others are shocked by that $60/day on food. I would say food takes up the largest percentage of my expenses and $60 is easily 5 days worth of food for two.
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by radec 5y ago
just an lurkers prospective, but they really seem to be growing fast. They have a lot of networks up and running and have been doing a pretty impressive job of getting people real broadband internet where there wasn't any before.
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by radec 6y ago
This is what it is for me. I've quit coffee and caffeine multiple times, sometimes for a year usually just for a month or two. Just to see if I enjoy life more without it. But I just simply love the routine of coffee in the morning. Al
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by radec 6y ago
I agree. This project is fantastic. The only reason I haven't bought a pinephone is because the size. I hope the PineCom idea ends up being a size I can see carrying around.
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by radec 6y ago
super interesting. I know things cost money, but I really hope they can hit a price point similar to pinephone or wiphone.
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by radec 6y ago
except that 4.7" is not exactly compact
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by radec 6y ago
ha very true! I think this true for all types of hoarding, doesn't matter what the thing/product is. It is just problem of hoarding.
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by radec 6y ago
yeah I think that is the basic premise behind drop.com. Basically just a non-localized version of it.
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by radec 6y ago
yes very true! It can be a great way to make purchases possible, make purchases cheaper,and/or buy less packaging.
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by radec 6y ago
Otherwise known as a Food Buying Club. basic idea is you get enough people together to create a wholesale account with a distributor. Get your order and split it up between the members. Hippies and other Frugal people have been doing this f
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by radec 7y ago
This is why I never did it. I remember thinking it was really cool back when I was in high school, but could never justify the electricity use.
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by radec 7y ago
Thanks for that info, I was curious
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by radec 9y ago
Doesn't seem like this would be as anonymous as something like PIA....assuming you can trust pia. Still thanks for the idea, going to look into it more.
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by radec 9y ago
Gross
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by radec 9y ago
It appears to be registered by google, just isn't being actively used. blog.google works though
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by radec 10y ago
I've known a lot of women to stop taking hormonal birth control because of the side effects. Everything you stated are definitely the potential positive effects of hormonal birth control, but it certainty isn't the actual experien
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by radec 10y ago
still down for me, but that link works. thanks
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by radec 10y ago
any thoughts of the VPN that comes built in Opera browser?
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by radec 10y ago
agree with what your saying and these burgers would probably sell fine if they didn't get labeled as vegan. but yeah there must be a specific market that does want this, because we've been seeing fake meats for years. personally I

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