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by rascul 2y ago
Star Citizen is why I won't ever give money again for a game unless it's released and I am receiving it right then. I've felt scammed for almost a decade now. But to be fair, I think it was only $20 or something. Can't r
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by rascul 2y ago
> OTOH, the Israeli government is extremely interested in painting all opposition as "Hamas". And they've done so rather successfully. Seems like they didn't have to try very hard. Many media outlets, talking heads, a
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by rascul 2y ago
Erm, $400 not $300. I guess I typoed that.
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by rascul 2y ago
> To drive between those same two points is 811 road miles. At $0.67 per mile (the IRS reimbursement rate, which is supposed to include consumables like fuel and also less-visible things like insurance and depreciation), that's $544
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by rascul 2y ago
It would be somewhat comparable to a heating oil tank, which many residences in the northern US already have. Note that I'm not suggesting this be done, only that it's potentially possible, and in some rare cases is done.
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by rascul 2y ago
When I was in school phones would have been confiscated and it would take a parent to get it back.
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by rascul 2y ago
Rents would go up to cover the tax increase.
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by rascul 2y ago
It takes about 3-4 minutes to fill my 30 gallon tank from near empty at the Murphy's in town here. 15-20 minutes seems crazy unless it's a huge tank in the bed of the truck. And I've not had a vapor issue with them either, th
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by rascul 2y ago
> You can’t (generally) refuel your ICE car at home. You potentially can, though. In many areas, laws/regulations/ordinances allow one to have a large tank and a pump. Bulk gasoline delivery can also cost less than what one wou
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by rascul 2y ago
I looked into this a few years ago. It cost more and took longer than if I just drove it. Not sure how that calculation would work out today, though.
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by rascul 2y ago
Which handegg field size though? There is not just one standard. I think we should use the Canadian size, since they created it.
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by rascul 2y ago
Can sell it soon in West Virginia. https://getrawmilk.com/content/raw-milk-legalized-in-west-vi... Looks like in 2016 it was only available through a herdshare thing. Not really sure what that is. I guess that's h
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by rascul 2y ago
None of those links give actual references for the percents (unless I missed it). As an anecdote, in the late 90s and early 00s, the higher potency stuff was quite prevalent in my circles. The low potency dirt weed was was basically worthle
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by rascul 2y ago
The first 18 year old swifties are now 36.
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by rascul 2y ago
It's part of posix and should be available anywhere a posix like environment is offered.
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by rascul 2y ago
> Awk is nonstandardized, different in different environments. Awk has been standardized in posix since 1985.
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by rascul 2y ago
I use Twitter to follow certain sports and sports teams. One of the best places for that news. I don't use Twitter for anything else though so I don't know what it's like.
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by rascul 2y ago
Would be difficult to use the hood. The front edge of it sits farther back than the front of the car and the seam could be difficult to find. I don't think the teams are allowed to change the splitter size.
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by rascul 2y ago
Leaves can kill off whatever is growing beneath them and they can pose a safety issue in areas where people walk.
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by rascul 2y ago
We're definitely not digging up and replacing water lines every 30 years, in general.
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by rascul 2y ago
Plenty of them in the grocery stores around here.
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by rascul 2y ago
Are there alternatives for anti cheat that don't require as much access?
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by rascul 2y ago
I watch both Fox News and CNN from time to time and I see about as much from one as the other.
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by rascul 2y ago
I found Five Guys to be ridiculously expensive for sub par food before COVID inflation. Decent burgers almost anywhere else I found cost significantly less.
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by rascul 2y ago
I usually use the kiosk. It took me a few times to figure it out but if there's not already someone at the register with nobody in line then I'm faster with the kiosk. Especially because when I customize the ingredients the person
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by rascul 2y ago
See the 2016 election with a number of faithless electors for the most recent example. Some states require electors to vote how the people vote, but not all. Also, Maine and Nebraska don't always give all the electoral votes to the sam
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by rascul 2y ago
Not about the button, but I am reminded of a Parks and Recreation clip about water fountain hygiene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoCOQb2u-N8
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by rascul 2y ago
It was a 26 foot International box truck.
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by rascul 2y ago
The President is elected by the 538 electors of the electoral college. The ballot is a lie. You're actually voting for an elector, not the President. In practice, the general voters typically see the electors vote the way the populace
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by rascul 2y ago
For three decades. I suspect he hasn't seen much money for the work, but hopefully I'm wrong.

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