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by sparrish 2y ago
This one requires the material to be heated to 363°F 24 times a day to wring out the 1.5gal of water. That's a lot of energy spent for very little water.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Matthew 28:18-20 'Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spi
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by sparrish 2y ago
Where in the US is there a supermarket that sells guns? I've never seen one. They'd need a FFL (Federal Firearms License) and anyone purchasing would have to go through a background check and in some states, a mandatory wait per
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by sparrish 2y ago
It's a felony. You'll go to jail.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Who's "us"? Are you affiliated with Daylight Computer?
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by sparrish 2y ago
Cogent sucks. Their routing issues are so common and often severe. I seriously don't know how that org still exists.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Android 13 with 8GB RAM. I'm not familiar with the MediaTek Helio G99 CPU. Will this perform well or just be another underpowered tablet for $800?
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by sparrish 2y ago
Gas stoves continue to work when the electricity has failed (as it does sometimes, especially during storms). It can be days before electricity is restored after a bad storm.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Single-stair egress costs lives. It shouldn't be allowed. They were right to ban them, no matter how 'ugly' or costly it makes the buildings.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Anyone else getting the uneasy feeling we're pushing directly towards "I am Legend" territory where the cure will end up being worse than the disease?
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by sparrish 2y ago
Clearly never had high school or junior high boys living in their house. Them boys stank!
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by sparrish 2y ago
Palm rewired my mind. I still write my upper case 'E' in jot.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Are you saying Teachers have no input into the process at all?
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by sparrish 2y ago
Not true. They expel 'really bad kid's every year. It's hard to do but happens.
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by sparrish 3y ago
I'm having a hard time believing in the antibiotic link. I've spent quite a bit of time in various parts of South America where antibiotics are available without prescription and from what I've seen, used for every fever and
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by sparrish 3y ago
So 'big crane does big jobs for anyone willing to pay for it, including government' is news?
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by sparrish 3y ago
"The next one in <redacted>, USA will be in 3 months, on April 8, 2024." No... my area won't be in the path of totality and April 8 is not 3 months away.
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by sparrish 3y ago
It's not terribly useful yet but I like where we're headed. Needs a beefier CPU and more memory. I'm going to buy a few more to help signal to manufacturers that this is the right direction.
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by sparrish 3y ago
>If your pay is above your rate of spending (i.e. you are a saver), then you can get by with a raise less than inflation and be the same off. Inflation hits 'saver's harder because the money sitting in the bank is worth less th
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Association of Cannabis Use with Cardiovascular Outcomes Among US Adults(ahajournals.org)
1 points by sparrish 3y ago|0 comments
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by sparrish 3y ago
No new here... just an email capture page.
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by sparrish 3y ago
We'll miss you, Chubbs. You've only just begun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkjXcRLNZHQ
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by sparrish 3y ago
I got 7 kids and we homeschool... without boundaries, I'd get nothing done. I take plenty of breaks and get plenty of hugs and I get to have breakfast and lunch with my whole family. I've been enjoying working from home for almo
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by sparrish 3y ago
For those of us with families living in the house, please add: - Set boundaries. When dad's in the office, don't bug him. He's working. When you see dad not in the office, give him a hug (unless he's on the way to the b
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by sparrish 3y ago
Those crayon-eating grunts are gonna end up shooting the blades off the V-280... you watch. <grin>
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Global greening continues despite increased drought stress(sciencedirect.com)
4 points by sparrish 3y ago|1 comments
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by sparrish 3y ago
But why are they up off the floor? I read the article... did I miss that part?
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by sparrish 3y ago
I'm a firm believer and practitioner of the 'inbox zero' method of email management. Naming this inbox helper/organizer the same may confuse people. Why did you choose that name? Seems a disservice to the method you&#
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by sparrish 3y ago
Because my HOA says I have to maintain a green lawn or I get fined.
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by sparrish 3y ago
I've been using Chrome for years and I never have to start Firefox for something.

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