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by robbiep 3y ago
Glorious to watch
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by robbiep 3y ago
no problems with that, but the internet sats all seem to be aiming for 500-600 (Starlink) up to 1000km. it's lots of 'space' :)
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by robbiep 3y ago
It’s a great analogy but to nitpick a little I wouldn’t say the circumference is expanded ‘a lot’ - they’re generally in LEO at 5-600km so an additional 1000 km which is essentially 3,141.5 ish kilometres on top of 40,000ish - under 8%? Of
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by robbiep 3y ago
(Even?) today there are many people involved in the sex industry voluntarily - I know of a Doctor who has left her specialist job to pursue full time sex work, she says it pays more. It’s not so hard to believe that some women 2,000 years a
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by robbiep 3y ago
Well, technically the term is used for the people who are looking to purchase services, so I’m not sure what sort of judgement you’re trying to apply, but thanks kindly for your 2c - the point being that you can buy sex off the street in NS
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by robbiep 3y ago
That’s a very puritanical view of the sex trade. In New South Wales prostitution has always been legal, including street crawlers, and for the protection of the sellers it is illegal to be a pimp. The view being the women have agency but pi
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by robbiep 3y ago
I also have entire silicone containers (work well for avocados etc)
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by robbiep 3y ago
Accessing medical cannabis is weird - each state has different access requirements and you must apply in the state(s) you practice in for permission (which isn’t hard) and then to the TGA for approval to prescribe. The industry/clinic
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by robbiep 3y ago
That’s silicone - and (after a quick fact check) essentially inert biologically
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by robbiep 3y ago
That is fucked up. Priming people to receive hidden messages whilst tripping is a setup for a bad time
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by robbiep 3y ago
I would HATE if my phone kept on informing me of missed calls or messages when I’ve put it down somewhere. I’ll check it in my terms; that’s why it’s not in my hand
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by robbiep 3y ago
You’re not really making sense. If they hadn’t made platform changes they would have never been able to turn into what they are today. I hardly thing that is ‘little to do’. They would likely barely exist. They have ‘achieved product marke
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by robbiep 3y ago
I know nothing about this, but do you know what the environmental/recyclable potential of the resins are?
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by robbiep 3y ago
Just cross back from the crossing. It’s legal (?not illegal) to jaywalk in NSW if you are more than 20m from the nearest designated crossing, if you are not interfering with traffic (section 234). I’ve never met anyone who has received a fi
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by robbiep 3y ago
There is no logical, or even mythical, reason to conquer another territory (excluding taiwan from this). China really wants to be involved in long term insurgencies across Asia? Why?
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by robbiep 3y ago
All good!
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by robbiep 3y ago
Well - frankly no one has any idea about apple’s, because no one is using it. All anyone can have on Apple’s is an opinion. With Meta’s there’s evidence. Maybe it will meet the same fate. You’ve got probably the same idea as me
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by robbiep 3y ago
The statement I made was if you can't read a critical ECG then you failed medical school. You have basically agreed with me. I made no statements about subspecialisation or attempt to reconcile the breadth of medical knowledge that is
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by robbiep 3y ago
If you can’t read a critical ECG you failed medical school
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by robbiep 3y ago
I generally don’t have any problem doing this on Google maps on my domestic Australian flights, in fact I almost always do it - great to see what’s underneath me and just how fucking much nothing there is. Although the Qantas map when I’m f
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by robbiep 3y ago
I don’t get this HomePod hate. I have the big (old gen) and small one, and they rock. We’re in allocated housing at the moment for my fiancées work and they have a shitty tv. I wouldn’t be able to hear the thing if it wasn’t playing throug
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by robbiep 3y ago
You didn’t give a numerical option for having personally solved all the world’s problems, but I’ll call it 0), and I felt 0) but am also claiming 1). Others have made 2) but that wasn’t part of my comment. I’m not really interested in what
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by robbiep 3y ago
Your NNT must be seriously huge here
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by robbiep 3y ago
You've never taken a psychedelic and felt you understood the meaning of life? I have personally solved all major conflicts and the middle east crisis multiple times. None of it stuck though... With some technical problems I have certai
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by robbiep 3y ago
They’re not equivalent though! An AED means your heart muscle has been absolutely trashed and will never be the same again. Plus, there’s still the issue of who actually needs an AED in their house, and if you know that, they’ve probably go
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by robbiep 3y ago
It’s risk stratification vs preventative care. You don’t WANT someone to have a heart attack and require the AED, because you’ve only got a 5-20% chance of making it out of hospital. These things are not équivalant!!! Risk stratification fo
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by robbiep 3y ago
It almost never works, unless you are seeing a witnessed cardiac arrest and know how to administer. That is the right ‘indication’ for a précordial thump, but the success rate is still terrible.
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by robbiep 3y ago
The most common cause of sudden cardiac death is blocked left anterior descending artery. Generally this is unknown until it happens. It kills 250,000 Americans every year. It would make the most sense for people above 50 with a family hist
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by robbiep 3y ago
I am unsure if this - I grew up in rural australia and we took fluoride tablets as kids. N=3 but no fillings till post 25
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by robbiep 3y ago
I don't like eating octopus or squid, mostly because I don't like the texture, but whenever I am out I say it's because I don't eat sentient beings, which usually provokes some interesting discussion.

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