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   by s0rce 4y ago

   You can't really palletize a sofa or bed, you'd need to crate it and then its going to be more expensive. If you are moving $100k+ in equipment or art thats the way to go, for home stuff maybe worth a few k$, just put it on the tr
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   by s0rce 4y ago

   That hasn't been my experience, for a few interstate moves my stuff is on the same trailer at the delivery as it was when it was loaded, although it seemed to be combined with other peoples stuff and made multiple stops for the longer
3. 573.▲
   by s0rce 4y ago

   Lots of long distance movers work like this, they are just some broker middle-man often based in Florida that just makes the process more complicated and worse.
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   by s0rce 4y ago

   Not all mass spec use an electron beam (in fact I think most do not), one of the most common for analyzing organic molecules uses electro-spray ionization (ESI) and it is relatively gently but I assume you are generally correct in that they
5. 575.▲
   by s0rce 4y ago

   Not sure about practical applications, its an advancement in basic science since its never been made before (and its hard to make) and there were interesting theoretical predictions made regarding the bonding configuration that were verifie
6. 576.▲
   by s0rce 4y ago

   RSS to google reader
7. 577.▲
   by s0rce 4y ago

   You underestimate my cheapness and lack of caring about my car. Bring me a Chinese cherry car and I'll replace my 10 year old Suzuki
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   by s0rce 4y ago

   Even in the mountains in California a bug head net is a staple on my backpacking trips
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   by s0rce 4y ago

   Trials are going for a new one.
10. 580.▲
    by s0rce 4y ago

    Mosquitos are notoriously bad in Alaska and Northern Canada, I assume other areas are similar.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    The rolled up material in a cylindrical cell, even macroscopic ones, are usually called "jelly rolls".
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    A smoothie should have all the fiber (unless you use juice), assuming its just blended. Isn't it just basically pre-chewed? Although chewing does do stuff as you have enzymes in your mouth.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    Thanks for clarifying I was confused why an airline was getting into the airliner business, this makes much more sense.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    Usually yes but one exception is very rugged mountains with steep valleys like the coast range in north Vancouver or big sur. You'll end up trapped.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    This is very personal, lots of people go their entire lives without going to those venues and aren't bored. You can ride a dirt/mtb bike in the desert or hike in the mountains, surf in the ocean, etc.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    Take a look at the great main street awards: https://www.mainstreet.org/mainstreetamerica/mainstreetaward... I'm currently living in Carson City, it has some walkable (older) areas of town but not great. You could
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I'm pretty experienced and if you lose track of where you are it can be very difficult to find yourself with a map and compass, often requiring significant moving around. This is particularly true in poor visibility or when everything
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I found a company called Unique based in Canada that makes ovens and stoves without all the electronics (which are really the only part in stoves I've ever had issue with, the rest is very simple mechanically and either doesn't fa
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I hate all the electronics on ovens/stoves, my brother needed a new one and I found a Canadian company called Unique that makes them without electronics (and some models for propane use off grid).
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    Take it apart and see? If you have experience you can usually roughly tell what kinds of plastics are used, although some are nearly indistinguishable.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I had an inexpensive fridge in my apartment break and the cost of having the tech just come out to look at it was around 1/2 of a new unit and then who knows how much the parts and labor would have been to fix it. Sadly, it just went t
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I think Kitchenaid's have that too, I remember repairing one years ago with my dad.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I just phone (or teams call) people (not scheduled meetings) to collaborate. This only really worked with people that I worked quite well with but it comes pretty close to just going over to their office and interrupting them. I'd ping
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    This is the key, most people don't care about my "accomplishments".
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I find sleeping in a tent during the rain actually difficult and much prefer wearing earplugs for the quiet, although tent fabric also tends to flap in the wind which frequently accompanies rain. Do people enjoy the rainy tent noise for sle
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I've used pen and paper for years (since my PhD 15 years ago). Writing it down helps it go into my head, I don't go back and look at the notes.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    Glass also leaches silica, sodium and other materials into experiments (particularly at high pH), it just depends what contaminants are most concerning for your specific work.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I was also curious since there were historically Basque sheepherders in Northern Nevada, which is generally not very cool, although the mountain summer ranges are somewhat cooler.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I recommend Buttonwillow, good gas prices and you can eat a decent pususa outside while its 110F.
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    by s0rce 4y ago

    I just try to listen to my body. Are there times when I'm focused and productive for a couple hours, sure, but if not and there are opportunities to get up then I take them. I don't try and make it a hard and fast rule. I'll