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by tbihl 6y ago
There's no need to talk about assumptions. The WHO suppressed evidence of the disease at the behest of PRC. The WHO fortunately finds itself in the convenient position where "Trump's wrong" makes a right. But an impartia
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by tbihl 6y ago
Ideally, it's also for sharing with guests.
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by tbihl 6y ago
Can't speak to that particular environment, but the explosion of lyme disease in Northeastern US over the past few decades or so. Lyme disease is passed by deer ticks which largely live off of mice, which have had decades of under-pred
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by tbihl 6y ago
Pair (2) with a lack of immigration, which is what bails out the US from this problem (though it wouldn't be as extreme in any case). Wikipedia says China let in 1800 people in to US' 1.2 million in 2016. This lack of immigration
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by tbihl 6y ago
Spain is well lined up on the 0 meridian, but is on continental time. It should surprise no one that odd times result. China is on a single time zone, IIRC. Imagine if SF shifted clocks forward 3 hours just because that's what Washingt
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by tbihl 6y ago
>We can’t even contain plastic bags. So definitely don't give radioactive waste away for free at checkouts.
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by tbihl 6y ago
Mostly corrosion. The half lives involved, combined with the great expense of safely adjusting these things after they're put to rest, means that you would really like something really dry and remote. Fear of contaminating ground water
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by tbihl 6y ago
Worth mentioning that Chernobyl is included in this data. If someone has a worse long-tail risk in mind, it would be interesting to hear. The risk from contamination is certainly below coal, which generates far greater quantities of RAM, wi
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by tbihl 6y ago
This is old. They work now.
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by tbihl 6y ago
Reminds me of a time I was traveling where there was no internet access for two or three months, during which my credit card was compromised, the card was closed, it got declined on 3 or 4 bills, accumulating a couple hundred dollars in lat
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by tbihl 6y ago
Yes. The scroll bar is primarily for showing progress.
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by tbihl 6y ago
Maybe I've misunderstood the issue, but I thought the new pipelines were for expanding capacity and service areas. It's also possible I wasn't very clear. When I rail against the new, it's not against replacement (e.g. c
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by tbihl 6y ago
The maddening thing about these pipelines is that fixed infrastructure should have such high payoff for moving petroleum compared to roads or, when possible, trains. As long as politicians show such an unwavering commitment to neglecting ol
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by tbihl 6y ago
Unfortunately, mayors haven't been seeing a lot of resources to work with this year. First priority will always be to stop the bleeding. And, of course, printing money isn't an option for them, so the opportunity will mostly be mi
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by tbihl 6y ago
>Also had a “large capacity ammunition feeding device”. Sometimes also called a "magazine." It would be an odd thing to be absent.
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by tbihl 6y ago
No, re-read the comment. "Other ethnic groups" are still integrating.
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by tbihl 6y ago
Maybe you could give it your wifi password and block all traffic at the router?
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by tbihl 6y ago
The real trick is to get whale milk... IIRC 42% fat
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by tbihl 6y ago
This is exactly equivalent to when people thought Reddit was something novel when they mobbed and doxed various people in their vigilante internet sleuthing of the boston marathon bomber. It's mobs being mobs: always has and always wil
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by tbihl 6y ago
"Perhaps" = "claiming"?
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by tbihl 6y ago
Don't use the sites that battle with ad blocker.
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by tbihl 6y ago
For you to insist this is fearmongering is disingenuous and you should feel ashamed. When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 i
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by tbihl 6y ago
Another instance of hiding objectionable speech that's too weak to stand on its own. I wish they would just leave these things out in the open to die their own natural deaths at first exposure to reason and contrary arguments. Edit: Th
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by tbihl 6y ago
Hopefully your reasons extend further, but yes, having all speech out in the open is extremely healthy for myriad reasons.
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by tbihl 6y ago
The instinct to arrest political enemies is one of the really bad telltales of authoritarianism, so people generally steer well clear. Unless you think that an example needs to be set so Biden and future presidents know not to act similarly
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by tbihl 6y ago
Road maintenance has to be funded, and will be done in a way that avoids change and angering people who actually care (when change becomes necessary) while being at least a hypothetically good faith effort at fairness. So you shouldn't
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by tbihl 6y ago
It actually was one. I remember playing as a young kid on a Windows 95 PC. I never got the grasp of the game mechanics or shuffled the right items to the right places. I always ended up either drowning or getting murdered. There were two gu
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by tbihl 6y ago
AMD is in Surface laptop 3, and in Thinkpad T14 (supposedly, though the ship times are reputedly several months.) The T14 is premium in a certain class (high value placed on swapping parts.) I suspect there are a few more.
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by tbihl 6y ago
The sum total effect of small quips, when people upvote them, is the degradation of forums to reddit as people seek easy points.
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by tbihl 6y ago
This is what Lenovo does. I ordered my AMD T14 on Nov. 3, most estimate has it shipping Jan 17. Original estimate when I ordered was Dec 10.

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