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5y ago
I'm sure a rhino would appreciate one. They have bad depth vision due to their horn being in the way.
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5y ago
They're doubling that this year, so 4b?
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What makes you think that having a Twitter account or not is important? It seems like a version of western NIMBY for the online world. Once we realize that what is posted to Twitter (or not) has very little relevance to anything maybe we ca
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5y ago
There's probably 2 billion people that live in +8?
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5y ago
I think the last fivebooks.com link was posted 45 days ago?
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5y ago
The most popular bottled water at my store says right there: bottled from a municipal source. Is PFAS testing part of bottled water QC?
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5y ago
Sometimes it's easier to make someone feel bad for making a better choice, than to consider the reasons why they are not making that choice themselves. Also once an mindset like being a bottled-water-family is ingrained into a person a
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5y ago
You imply that the long term risks of covid-19 are known, so conflating the unknown/imaginary risks of both, that leaves getting the vaccine a better deal, because 'you have less change of getting sick'.
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5y ago
Just call and have a beekeeper remove it. It's free, and you don't have to dump cans on insecticide into your living environment (and the local insects living environment).
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5y ago
Which country are you in? These hornets have only recently appeared in the US and well, when you say "suck for the native species"... We're trying to avoid that here.
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5y ago
You could make the argument that he may have had first-hand experience with police harassment, and not with the effects of covid-19. This may be a cognitive bias but the same issue presents with some vaccine avoiders - no experience with th
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5y ago
If your software is running on some micro, then another device being powered from the same supply may cause low-power problems on the micro. It seems fair to want to assess anything being connected to your hardware to see if it would cause
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5y ago
Where does the waste brine go, back into the ocean or onto the land?
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Half of California water goes to alfalfa feedstock for beef. Is beef a luxury snack food? It probably should be treated as such.
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Neither of those groups are getting senators elected so I don't care about them. I want to know who is funding real political action at the upper levels.
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Any idea how they got away with this?
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There is an old saying "when your eyes are bigger than your belly". Questionable if the deepfake was even faked, but just taking some time to confirm the deal via some other means would have saved $xk . There's enough other s
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https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/11/us/washington-stolen-slide-tr... This case had a stolen slide, discovered while police were looking for stolen cats. Also they were not charged with the theft of the stolen
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5y ago
Thanks for the microplastics with a typical "no longer my problem" approach.
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Maybe some time ago. Now the tool+battery has handshakes and all that; https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/power/battery-ma...
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5y ago
How many gajillion Android devices are sold per year? It seems misleading to use a percentage of a giant unknown number. Edit; if there are 3 billion active android devices, this is putting 6 million into landfill?
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5y ago
Good luck using a non-One-Key battery in a Milwaukee tool.
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It is to stop the employees from wondering why their wage does not cover their living expenses.
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5y ago
Why -would- it tell you? If you live inside a refrigerator it would never be hot.
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It can be a dangerous trap to convince oneself that "they have quit before and can quit again if they choose".
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attitude_control
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5y ago
You can get ultrasonics with millimeter precision but they're $300.
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5y ago
Another in Walla Walla too.
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5y ago
How would one set out to prove they were not vaccinated?
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5y ago
I think it would be less of a company town if the workers owned the entirety of the company.
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