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soperj
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4y ago
> Unfortunate that Canada seems to be allowing the mergers of massive telecom companies without any concerns of monopolization, price fixing, etc. etc, though that's a bit of a tangent. Shaw isn't really a telecom in the tradit
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4y ago
They were replacing a West installed dictator... Don't know if it's entirely the Ayatollah's fault here.
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soperj
4y ago
There are certain species that are only pollinated by mosquitoes. Orchids for example.
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soperj
4y ago
as my vector algebra teacher always said... up, down, same thing.
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soperj
4y ago
Mosquitoes are pollinators, only the females suck blood, and that's only to produce eggs.
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soperj
4y ago
You were talking about F9 landing, and taking off with 33 engines. Only the first stage lands on the F9. Only the first stage has 33 engines. I guess it's more confusing when Starship is what the whole ship is called, and possibly the
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soperj
4y ago
> but lands with 3-6, and three of those are the vacuum variant First stage will likely use more than 3-6, none will be the vacuum variant.
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4y ago
You haven't sequestered anything by getting it to the sawmill, that's only one portion of the journey. Also Using the Environmental Protection Agency’s Greenhouse Gas Equivalency Calculator, one ton of carbon is equivalent to 413
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4y ago
I live in the pacific northwest... If they light the fires in Spring when it's still wet, you don't get the same magnitude of fire in the summer. It would also help if they didn't spray the areas afterwards with round-up so
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4y ago
In my Canadian province (BC) most of the trees (and fires) are where people don't live, it's very much about protecting their #1 export (tied with Coal)
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soperj
4y ago
I honestly would be very surprised if they didn't make more CO2 logging and turning that tree into a building product than they sequester. Postal spam is likely even more damaging.
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soperj
4y ago
Best way to end destructive fires is to light destructive fires. The real purpose of fighting these fires seem to be protecting the logging industry.
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soperj
4y ago
How do you even start writing counterpoint? What's the actual theory there?
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soperj
4y ago
As far as typos go, this one has been very informative :)
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4y ago
we do a magnitude more environmental damage every day, and it's not brought up, it's not about past environmental damage. People get up in arms about littering, and they liter the air out their tailpipe for hours every week.
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soperj
4y ago
> (Late Modern) Archaic spelling of complete. I love how this comes back around and we've actually bastardized the original spelling haha.
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4y ago
> This is in contrast to the SLS and it's predecessor the Constellation program (the SLS really being an evolution of the Ares I and V) that started in 2005 and, so far yielded a single successful test flight You forgot to include t
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4y ago
The road to the coast likely did more damage than blowing up a hundred vehicles.
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soperj
4y ago
> compleat Sorry, i've seen this spelling enough to now ask if this is a word that I don't know about or if it's just a mis-spelling of complete. Not trying to pick on you. I've had errors before, especially in space
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soperj
4y ago
Maybe if you were only planning on doing something once. They've already nearly completed the next rocket. The whole point of this launch was a test. There was nothing on it. The next iteration will also be a test, and likely the next
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4y ago
> Gates is a visionary and a masterful executor and one of the greatest humanitarians And these are yours. You act as though I'm not allowed to have mine?
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4y ago
It's clear because of his actions, stuff like trying to take Paul Allen's stock when he had cancer, or hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein, inappropriate relationships and unwanted advances on women working for Microsoft (even well a
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4y ago
Despite his last 2 decades of image management it's clear Gates is not someone we want to be naming things after, especially when it's likely he's paraphrasing someone else in the first place.
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soperj
4y ago
34% of people identify as independents, more than the 29% that identify as Republican or the 29% that identify as Democrats.
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4y ago
They're buried in places like Wyoming currently.
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4y ago
The statue itself was as well, just in France. >Initially focused on the elites, the Union was successful in raising funds from across French society. Schoolchildren and ordinary citizens gave, as did 181 French municipalities.
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4y ago
Honestly, the SPA concept is flawed, and throws away all the good things that HTML gave you out of the box. I'm glad people are starting to come to their senses and are moving away from it.
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4y ago
Elon has proven over and over and over again to lie through his teeth. No way that I'd rely on investor day information.
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4y ago
WhatsApp used to charge, but really what they'd do is just charge facebook & whoever else for the data they're sharing.
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4y ago
meh. I say that as someone who doesn't vote conservative. The voting system is dumb. Most of the votes are just thrown out.
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