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601.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Venues don't want to be checking all that at their gates plus they don't want to prevent scalping it's only really the artists and fans who are anti scalping the rest of the parties in the pipeline loooove scalpers.
602.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Expand on what you mean by that?
603.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It is however still a specific statement about one portion of the US political landscape. Lots of correct statement look wrong when you distort their intended scope.
604.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Trademark is completely unrelated to copyright. You do not have an obligation to pursue every copyright infringement the same way you do for trademarks.
605.
by rtkwe 1y ago
They have no idea who Rick even is it's all automated. It's the biggest issue with the paper thin protection of Fair Use and the DMCA system where fair use is a proactive defense required to be adjudicated in court and the compani
606.
by rtkwe 1y ago
> not really archival and preservation The trick is you want them to be archived now when they're readily available not years from now when they're hard or impossible to find. The difficulty is justifying holding on to them tha
607.
by rtkwe 1y ago
There's still a lot of non mechanized agriculture in the US. Fruits especially are often hand picked. Strawberries in particular can be pretty grueling [0] because they're low to the ground. Even the semi mechanized version has th
608.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It would be on the longer side of ultras and unique if it was actually run over the route (vaguely defined) that Leatherman took. But that's mostly because they tend to not be done that way because of the difficulties of supporting run
609.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Usually the extremely long distance ultra events are held as laps around a limited area because it's hard to safely run a race over hundreds of kilometers over a long period. Each racer needs a support car usually in the really long di
610.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The most forward and obvious difference is Norway runs it's oil as a state enterprise so there's less outside influence created by the money. It's not perfect and depends on strong institutions and norms to keep from looking
611.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Just take it for what it is as a commentary on US politics instead of trying to expand it beyond it's intended reach.
612.
by rtkwe 1y ago
No we don't even have to be that subtle any more just call it a gratuity and the supreme courts says it's AOK to give obvious bribes so long as no one provably said "I'll give you $X dollars for Y action". It's
613.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It's only one loop so not really a backyard ultra.
614.
by rtkwe 1y ago
There already are, they're called ultramarathons [0], 587 km would be on the longer end for a regularly held race but it's only slightly longer than Dean Karnazes's record for an uninterrupted run which was 560 km in 80 hours
615.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The trouble is it's hard to get the hoarder to agree to do that, that's part of the disorder over valuing items that are junk, and also depends on the severity of the hoard. Sometimes the intervention can happen before it's a
616.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It used to be at least. Not sure if it's still airing but the process does happen outside of the confines of the TV show too.
617.
by rtkwe 1y ago
There are exceptions but most state land is more restrictive. It's tedious to always put the "besides some rare exceptions" caveat on every statement.
618.
by rtkwe 1y ago
State and local managed land is also quite a bit more restrictive than the Federal Public Land you find out West in the US.
619.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Well if the complaint is China is experiencing/experienced much more recently a big uplift in QoL vs the US it's because China was behind the US in it's economic development so it had easier gains to make. We're no where
620.
by rtkwe 1y ago
I think you can it's just shifted by several decades because China took a long dark detour through the Cultural Revolution. QoL exploded in the US in the Post War period, partially imo because we were the only industrialized economy th
621.
by rtkwe 1y ago
On top of that low static pressure fans are generally quieter so if dB and CFM were their main criteria they probably didn't get the correct fans which is why I asked.
622.
by rtkwe 1y ago
CFM is not a static value it depends on the 'load' applied to the fan, a fan with no restrictions will have higher CFM than the same fan facing no restrictions and the relationship between the CFM and the static pressure depends o
623.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Is this the standard way to do bounties, where you take applications and then choose someone to attempt the bounty? I always thought you'd just state the requirements and the bounty and then screen the submissions and chose a winner. G
624.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Did you also stat out the static pressure? It's an important factor I don't see you mention and a lot of people over look it. It's especially important on some of those fans because the ducting and cooling they're pushin
625.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Yeah, academically I know that but OpenOffice was king back when I needed it so I forget and default to calling it by the old prefork name. Since then I've mostly been at a job where Office is provided and rarely have need of it at hom
626.
by rtkwe 1y ago
There are a lot of bogus CFAA cases but it seems like this one is within the boundaries of reasonable law enforcement if the description posted above [0] is accurate. The quick summary is (reddit) OP's husband was fired from a job and
627.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Make sure they have at least a passing familiarity with Windows and it's apps because like it or not Windows is still the default in the school and working world so they'll have to work with that stuff to some degree. Otherwise go
628.
by rtkwe 1y ago
That wouldn't have been their full time jobs but that list would have passed through quite a few people's hands; from gathering all the events/books/activities, picking out some that seem fun for several different '
629.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The holes are for safety to let the steam escape so it doesn't all come out right where you're opening it and potentially burn your hand and stirring half way through just evens out the natural hot spots that occur in microwaves.
630.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Just take your current favorite recipe and make more breading for the coating. That doesn't sound like there's much to actually do there.

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