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by sparrish 5y ago
Sounds like the SaaS was able to help you decide their service isn't a good fit for you. If your usage and budget is on a hobbyist level but you're expecting business level support, you won't be happy with the service and the
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by sparrish 5y ago
One of the only thing people with power and money fear is losing their power and money, which drives them to accumulate more.
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by sparrish 5y ago
That's ridiculous. Hospitals fill up on a regular basis, now and before Covid. They like to keep as close to capacity as they can - $$. If we have more need for beds, we build more beds. We don't take away personal freedom.
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by sparrish 5y ago
For a bit of context. The Dr. who reported this is Dr. Jason A. Mcelyea who works at Northeastern Health System Sequoyah in Sallisaw, OK. They have 6 ER beds.
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by sparrish 5y ago
All this made possible because they disarmed the populace first. The second amendment is holding this back from happening in the US.
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by sparrish 5y ago
No, my friend. It does not. The citizens have gun rights and we have a LOT of guns. And if you think millions with rifles and handguns can't stop the US government, you've not been paying attention to what happened in Afghanistan
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by sparrish 5y ago
It wasn't a law. The Supreme Court says it was an illegal executive action.
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by sparrish 5y ago
When legal systems fail, folks will turn to 'hard men' to get justice. Thus it has always been, thus it shall be. To avoid this a society should aim for just laws, swift execution of those laws by law enforcement, and speedy tria
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by sparrish 5y ago
Risk increase == cost increase.
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by sparrish 5y ago
Yes, it tastes different.
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by sparrish 5y ago
Maybe because it makes the meat taste different? I can tell a taste difference between grass-fed or grain-fed beef. I speculate that seaweed-fed beef would taste different.
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by sparrish 5y ago
This brings back memories. Wing Commander: Prophecy, Deus Ex Paid way too much for a Voodoo card but got so much enjoyment from it. The "American Megatrends" BIOS screenshot... good times.
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by sparrish 5y ago
Strangely portions look like stop-motion with the stuttering.
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by sparrish 5y ago
I've eaten mangoes from China, Thailand, and Pakistan (not Cambodia). The best I've ever had was in Paraguay, South America. Brazil was a close second.
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by sparrish 5y ago
Anecdotal... let's do it. Where I live, we've had the mildest July in many years. It only hit 90+ for a day or two. That's unusual. We've had more rain and cooler temps than I can remember in a decade.
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by sparrish 5y ago
1000 Miles in two days is a pretty lazy pace of a drive. I imagine that's because it takes so long to recharge. 750 miles a day is my usual but 1000 a day is doable.
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by sparrish 5y ago
It used to... it used to.
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by sparrish 5y ago
The onus is on the vaccinated then. Wear an "I'm vaccinated" badge and encourage others to do the same. Then assume anyone who doesn't as unvaccinated and conduct yourself as you wish. Freedom of association is wonderf
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by sparrish 5y ago
Yes, you go to work for a different company that has the CEO you want. Vote with your feet.
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by sparrish 5y ago
The first failure of his illiteracy sits solely with his parents. So many of us parents put the burden of our children's learning on teachers when the responsibility is squarely ours. If my son is in 5th grade and can't read, it&#
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by sparrish 5y ago
I'm starting to see primers in some online stores. Nice to see them coming back. https://ammoseek.com/reloading/primers
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by sparrish 5y ago
It's not ongoing. Firearm and ammo stocks are up and prices are starting to recede. It was a spike... a long spike.
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by sparrish 5y ago
I've seen it first hand. I have relatives that raise hogs in the midwest. I do not support this legislation. I do love me some bacon though.
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by sparrish 5y ago
> I predict bacon falling out of popularity quickly Thanks, I needed a good laugh today. I certain bacon's popularity is safe everywhere outside CA.
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by sparrish 5y ago
That's a great example but there's something about looking at a glacier, right in front of you, and having a placard that says it will be gone in one year that really rings the cognitive dissonance of the inaccuracy of 'the s
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by sparrish 5y ago
It could have been stolen, as the FBI suggests. Or it had been sitting in a sea port warehouse for 7 years. As it is hygroscopic and readily absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, it may be that the shipment had broken down over that time an
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by sparrish 5y ago
My favorite example is this: "National Park Quietly Removed Warning That Glaciers ‘Will All Be Gone’ by 2020 After Years of Heavy Snowfall" https://www.westernjournal.com/national-park-quietly-removed...
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by sparrish 5y ago
It's NPR (National Public Radio), it assumes 'in the US'.
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by sparrish 5y ago
2020 census says average American household has 4.38 people in it. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/demo/tables/familie... If you got kids, you're gonna need a bigger car.
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by sparrish 5y ago
Because being under a 2 ton SUV during a collision is better?

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