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3y ago
I agree he put together some great lightweight, reliable pistols. He wasn't the first to use polymer (H&K 12 years earlier) and no great leaps forward in engineering like Browning or Stoner. His accomplishments are to be celebrate
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They are many but not impressive. Small changes on other inventors' designs. Nothing akin to Browning or Stoner.
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Agreed that he took what so many other engineers did and made a great reliable pistol (with a crap trigger) from them. His accomplishments are worth celebrating but he's no Browning or Stoner.
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3y ago
Agreed. Solid performers and reliable. Crap triggers though.
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3y ago
Good firearms, yes. Up there with Browning and Stoner...? I don't think so. What incredible design did he invent?
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3y ago
This only applies to federal "possession or use", which nearly never happens. Those convicted of "possession or use" are nearly 100% plea down cases when the actual offense was sales, distribution, or manufacturing.
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3y ago
I've never heard of electric being faster at boiling water than gas. You either have a very poor gas stove or you moved to a much higher elevation where boiling water is just flat-out takes longer.
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3y ago
Nice work. Something I'll be using and sharing with my pastor friends.
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I don't get it. So you reduce IGF-1 growth hormone and the dog doesn't get as big... so it lives longer like smaller dogs. Why not just get a smaller dog from the start? Don't people who want large breed dogs want LARGE dog
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3y ago
So many hours on my IBM PC jr playing this. Thanks for the rush of nostalgia.
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3y ago
Do tell...
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They've been saying this since 2018. I'll believe it when I see it. https://blog.chromium.org/2018/10/trustworthy-chrome-extensi...
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3y ago
> "I accidentally a scheme" clearly signposts the title is at least in part a joke. Not if you're unfamiliar with the joke. And with the lack of capitalization, the bad grammar had me figuring this was an ESL author.
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3y ago
Nothing but an advertisement - flagged it.
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3y ago
I've got a 1 gallon glass jug sitting on my bathroom shelf. I dump my change each night in there and when Christmas time comes, I've got ~$250 to buy my kids gifts with. My bank has a change counting machine that I use for free.
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3y ago
Nearly all the fast food in my area won't accept anything larger than a $20. My ATM defaults to $50 bills but I always switch it to $20 because it's so hard to use $50s.
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3y ago
A rocket can't stay on-station for hours at a time waiting for the right moment to deliver the payload. With mid-air refueling, this beast can hover near but out of reach, to produce a threat that may never strike. A nice piece to hav
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3y ago
> In the hands of skillful and strong archers, bows can thus produce a similar rate of fire as semi-automatic weapons, and they can outperform guns and pistols. This is ridiculously false on its face. Pick a novice and give them 1 hour o
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3y ago
The facts don't line up with your opinion. A 2016 study by the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) indicates homeschoolers scored between 15 and 30 percentage points higher on standardized academic achievement tests and
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3y ago
One of the best physical comedy actors of this age. His character and acting in "The Whole 9 Yards" was just great. I crack up every time he hits that sliding glass door. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c75SzjLnKf
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A Biden response to Desantis "exporting" arms to Israel? https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/desantis-is-sending-so...
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I was with you 100% until you said cats are better animals.
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3y ago
Geany can open large files (GB in size) that bring other editors to a grinding halt. It's my go-to editor for all files on Linux.
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3y ago
Being a BoA business customer, I'm very familiar with the 'point of pain'. They're the worst bank I've ever had to interact with. Their always screwing up something and their credit and debit cards are constantly
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3y ago
4 should be - bandcamp employees vote to unionize. Epic can't let that cancer spread to the game devs so they sell it off as quickly as possible.
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To protect pedestrians... oh, those evil automakers.
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3y ago
Daddy always said that only a sucker buys a new car. Let some other fool take the depreciation on it. I usually buy them at 10 years old, usually paying 1/3 of new, and run them for another 10 years then sell them for roughly 1/2
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What are you talking about? It has an entire paragraph explaining why they did the tests in sheep. "The trial was conducted in sheep, because of their similarity to humans in many important respects including cardiac anatomy and physi
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3y ago
So, iphone/Mac only?
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Bandcamp employees unionized and Epic couldn't get rid of it fast enough. Can't let that cancer spread to the game devs, oh no!
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