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by relaxing 1y ago
Funny how many words it takes to say Elon’s dad in fact own a stake in an emerald mine, invest in Elon’s business, and give Elon an incredibly privileged upbringing.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Yah, you can. Get out of the 80s or whatever decade you learned paparazzi style light was a good look. For anyone reading, soft shadows from indirect light is why professional studio setups use beauty dishes, bounce cards, and big flash box
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by relaxing 1y ago
I know, and it sucks.
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by relaxing 1y ago
The reasons why it is beneficial are well known. It’s bizarre you failed to pick up that knowledge in high school civics class. And the downsides to federal departments staffed by political hacks and flunkies are playing out in front of us.
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by relaxing 1y ago
> connect a huge, powerful flash that you can directly fire at the subject fucking hell “fashion photographer thinks all portraits should look like the red carpet” wasn’t on my batshit opinions bingo card. Wedding photographers use bounc
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by relaxing 1y ago
Your coworkers did not push 128 klocs in one PR.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Yeah man, if you went around telling people not to take their meds because someone suspected jt might cause suicidal ideation, you’d end up causing far more harm to all the unmedicated people.
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by relaxing 1y ago
That’s not a helpful way to communicate with the public. Instead you should follow the standards we hold for everyday occurrences, which is if there’s no compelling evidence, it’s safe to say it doesn’t happen.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Too bad there no adjustment for price. Many of those “vacation homes” in the north are a few acres of wilderness and improvements worth a few thousand max. Zoning, as the author points to, is not the issue around those parts.
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by relaxing 1y ago
of course home invasions happen, but they’re rare. and the number involving guns is much smaller. look up the statistics instead of getting scared watching the news. so a police officer shows up at your door. you’re going to greet them wit
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by relaxing 1y ago
Man-made horrors etc.
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by relaxing 1y ago
> many people wouldn’t Yeah, many people are stupid and/or crazy or just hotheads making rash decisions in the heat of the moment which kind of blows apart your rational calculus of armed deterrence. I don’t know what your state is.
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by relaxing 1y ago
You’re right of course, that was a brain fart on my part. The actual change was lowering the height of the strike zone (to help hitters.)
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by relaxing 1y ago
Sure you could do it. You could even put 25 pins in 9 pin housing if you made the pitch smaller. They just don’t exist, and hopefully never will.
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by relaxing 1y ago
A lot is feasible if your life is at stake. Living through a wild west fantasy of beating your murderous ex to the draw is probably the least feasible. If forced to choose between rampaging through someone’s house in close quarters combat,
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by relaxing 1y ago
> everything happens in the margins including accidentally shooting yourself, accidentally shooting the wrong person, getting shot by someone else who misread who was the good guy with the gun and the bad guy with the gun, and turning it
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by relaxing 1y ago
> But if you have good reason to believe someone is after you, this is the only way to go. What pray tell is this hypothetical threat? Who is this attacker who comes in your bedroom in the middle of the night to use lethal force against
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by relaxing 1y ago
It’s neither anti- nor pro-labor; it simply exists in the context of a strong players’ union and a league that enforces constraints on team payrolls in order to promote equity between large and small market teams.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Yes. In the past MLB lowered the pitcher’s mound and widened the strike zone to benefit hitters, and there’s been talk in recent years of doing it again, or moving back the mound. The league also recently instituted the pitch clock, which h
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by relaxing 1y ago
I don’t know what interleave means in your country but the way to measure tire wear is replace when tread depth gets below 1.6 mm. Next time get tires with a 50k mile warranty, like Pirelli Scorpions.
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by relaxing 1y ago
EV owners aren’t exactly rare around these parts. Neither are people who drive cars of a similar weight, such as midsize SUVs. There’s no good reason why you should be changing your tires at 10k miles.
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by relaxing 1y ago
We’ve already seen what TSMC’s promises of investment are actually worth, in Wisconsin. Hedge your bets on these…
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by relaxing 1y ago
I grew up reading this style of USENET news, BBS post, etc. I’ve never had the capacity to write at length in this manner (lack of patience? self-defeating inner critic?) but I agree, it is still enjoyable to read. And it instantly calls to
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by relaxing 1y ago
Based on the details given I think this is it? https://flic.kr/p/vhKHj
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by relaxing 1y ago
Found the bot.
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by relaxing 1y ago
The 14th amendment says no state shall deprive you of your life or liberty, not a minimum of one state, should you have have the funds and will to move there.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Is this because they had the entire web to train on, code + output and semantics in every page?
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by relaxing 1y ago
Because it almost never happens.
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by relaxing 1y ago
You must have missed the last several years of Musk’s ideology on display.
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by relaxing 1y ago
The value proposition for the portable cassette deck, as opposed to the transistor radio, was an ad-free experience and content that was chosen by the user, rather than pushed by an algorithm (aka the DJ/station director/promoter&

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