scrumbledober

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by scrumbledober 5y ago
Interesting to note that while it took apple 38 years to get to $1 trillion, they are now three years later sitting at a market cap of $2.46 trillion.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
and we got dr. horrible
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I think there's a big difference between lyrics vs no lyrics, as well as known vs unknown music. I have a much harder time not paying attention to the lyrics (or even melody of an instrumental song) that i know well than music I haven&
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I highly recommend anyone reading this to try making their own mustards. I make a couple large batches every year or two (whenever we run out) and jar them up in mason jars and everyone I know raves about them. One batch I made with a growl
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
There was a character on the disney channel cartoon Proud Family whose name was dijonnaise
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
they weren't taking these precautions just a few months ago when case numbers in the area were lower, so I would assume yes they would feel more comfortable if everyone on the planet was vaccinated, as the case numbers in the area woul
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
My infant daughter had a fever the other day and the doctor's office said that normally if your baby has a fever for this long they would want you to bring the baby in to be seen by a doctor but they're not seeing any patients wit
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I only skimmed your comment and all I saw was "DARK ENERGY HAS BEEN SOLVED"
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Fired from Google after productivity plummeted(businessinsider.com)
5 points by scrumbledober 5y ago|2 comments
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
And beyond experience and environment for working from home, there was an incredible amount of stress from circumstances outside of work...
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
i think making $100 million could definitely be considered on the high side of doing "just fine"
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
in this context the only thing relevant is the fact that he's an adult man, so it seems appropriate.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
the largest contiguous section of class A farmland in the world
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
my 2021 Subaru Forester does all of these things and I do feel like I am safer with them on and paying attention to the rest of driving.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
wow i haven't seen a davis wiki article in ages! really brings me back. probably about to not get any sleep reading through that site now
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
it's not just pistachios and almonds, it's a full 1/3 of the country's vegetables and 2/3 of the country's fruits and nuts. California's water problems are everyone's water problems.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
just pointing out that you'd have to go to much further lengths than birds on earth have gone
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
terrestrial birds which would all have far too low of a lift to weight ratio on mars to ever have any hope of flying. The current mars helicopter is pretty incredible
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
This is... good for bitcoin?
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
> Diablo 4 is going to disappoint. This is the same company that brought you Diablo 3 after all. and, importantly, more the team that brought you Diablo 3 than the team that brought you Diablo 2...
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
space based solar power actually has some pretty great pros and not many cons other than construction cost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBCbdThIJNE
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
And will be able to refuel in orbit
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I think the laser interlinks are proving more difficult than SpaceX anticipated. I had expected them much earlier in the deployment than now, and it seems they are currently only planning them for polar orbits.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
As if there aren't a ton of cryptocurrency nerds working at the NSA
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
would it have had enough thrust to work in earth gravity?
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I recently bought an Amazon Commercial office chair and am pretty impressed by it actually.
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
This was far more engaging of a story than it deserves to be
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
it wouldn't come back around to you. you're moving at over 17000 mph. if you threw the ball backwards it would be in a slightly different orbit that wouldn't meet back up with you. The two orbits would look like a spirograph
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by scrumbledober 5y ago
I was really hoping they would add touchID to the magic trackpad. I love my trackpad but there's no way I'm trading in my nice mechanical keyboard for a magic keyboard, and I doubt they'll add it to both peripherals.
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by scrumbledober 6y ago
Agree with this especially with switches and stuff that is usually going to be mounted on the back of a cabinet or somewhere else where it will never be seen.

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