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5y ago
In 2016 SC had 1.8million vehicles, maybe 75% of them pump an extra half tank (~~8 gallons?) Call it 10m gallons extra, and I think the pipeline transports 100m gallons a day.
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5y ago
Thinking of The Scream reminded me of the man from the 'Supa Hot Fire' meme. Very similar expressions with different intentions highlight how difficult this problem is.
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5y ago
Of course it does. It's really a giant waste of bandwidth for a program that is probably 50% 'dd if of bs'.
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5y ago
How can someone saying 'billionaires should not exist' be lying? It's an opinion at best.
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5y ago
I wouldn't even call it average. In my experience most people will be getting $11.
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5y ago
It might be telling that no competition has really emerged as it's not clear to me what it was that Medium offered to make it obvious/popular at all? Edit: Substack is an idea but seems to be the Patreon of writing.
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5y ago
This is a great idea but it's a pity people will need the 'ShakeAlert' app installed. Why not just push such alert out over the Amber Alert/EAS system? Edit: it's almost wildfire season again and I need to find the
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5y ago
>There’s sections north of the border that have been closed to the public because the government is unable to deal with the crime there. I don't think this is true. Outside of the area closed for border wall construction (eg in Coro
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5y ago
Have you read any articles on this subject? There are many factors affecting someone's medical decisions. It's not as simple as some K-12 education plan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_hesitancy
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5y ago
This would make a way better Arduino project that a fully fledged device. $60 for basically a gag device with no other function? Seems like a waste of hardware to me.
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5y ago
>transactions can accomplish complex code without appearing any different from normal transactions What could go wrong I guess. Are there distinct advantages to this?
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5y ago
Crypto wallets may use BIP39 protocol, it might be close to a 'standard'? https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawi... Edit: 2048 English wordlist is here https://
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5y ago
The article loaded for a second and then was replaced with all sorts of other bullshit; here's another link if anyone else is suffering https://www.npr.org/2021/04/30/992456396/portugal-opens-worl...
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6y ago
There are a lot of people who live aboard a boat but don't travel too far, or only move a few times a year.
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6y ago
Plenty of people don't know how to show their grid coordinates on their phone, outside of dropping a google maps 'pin', which doesn't work great offline.
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6y ago
The slightly smaller (billion dollar) question is fresh water to live, or, fresh water to wash cars/water gardens/et al? In my state the average resident uses ~120 gallons a day which I believe is far too much.
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6y ago
If we define 'alien' as humanoid traveler from distant land, foreign language and exotic vehicle, then we're most of the way there :)
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6y ago
>The Biden administration is perceived as weak gobally, which is unacceptable for a superpower - that gets millions of people killed until the US demonstrates dominance again. >Russia decided to nuke Beijing because they wouldn't
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6y ago
Please don't personally attack people here - I fit most of your criteria posted and your post seems very exclusionary.
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6y ago
Only at Google would; -Google Earth -Google Mars -Google Earth for Mars ...be three things. Just make Google Earth with a planet drop-down. Edit: seems like this is an option on Google Maps(?)
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6y ago
I don't understand why I can't hire private contractors on snowmobiles with night vision goggles to protect the wolf species.
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6y ago
I'm not sure if you mean that's a lot of ads or not but I thought creators chose where the ads are played.
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6y ago
Youtube Vanced. Google can't expect my $10 when they take all my data for free.
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6y ago
Because one should have the freedom to continue about their day without being detained for no reason. Can you support your claim? In my city people who have outstanding warrants (arguably having met a standard of having committed a crime) a
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6y ago
'I wonder if there's any chance of finding one just by typi' is my uncommon ('...dc28888858...')
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6y ago
Not happening this century is a big statement. I don't know a lot about this industry, but I don't see why Apple couldn't do what IBM did to arrive at "everyone on x86".
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6y ago
You could overlay the instructions onto the Ikea chair leg directly and show me where the bolts go in etc.
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6y ago
Around $100k in 2018 and around $400k now if mtgprice.com is reliable.
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6y ago
Do you know any more details about the leak? The article didn't really discuss it.
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6y ago
There's an ancient map here that shows a dogleg in the NV cable that may run by Panaca. https://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/m.dodge/cyberge... There is also an article that shows a few(?) cables in t
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