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by thatcat 6y ago
Depends on the package you opt for, but I'd guess up to 2011 for cars without onstar
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by thatcat 6y ago
Exactly, he's pointing out that the revaluation of all religious values does not lead to atheism, but to individually chosen principles that must also be based on a faith due to the uncertainty that such beliefs are meant to deal with.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Poop can be a microbial power source at waste treatment plants with the right tech. Unlike btc it pulls power from waste streams and makes it available.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Where is this "welfare state"? How are people suppose to get that money? I don't see it happening - it all goes to programs that suck the money up before it reaches anyone like Medicare and supporting end of life cost for peo
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by thatcat 6y ago
There are also "subsoilers" that you can pull behind a tractor that kind of lifts up the soil 36" deep and then drops it creating breaks.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Isn't the exact opposite true? Energy star certified electronics are more efficient, LEED certified building are too, solar panels return more energy than they cost... That's what defines green tech, though it does get misused in
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by thatcat 6y ago
I got a visual comm degree, worked in video production for awhile, but decided to change fields. It kinda took a lot of time and set me back, but I prefer this kind of work. UC Davis has a good ag program, I think Purdue is highest ranked,
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by thatcat 6y ago
I got a degree in biosystems engineering (it covers electrical mechanical and chemical eng broadly from a systems perspective focused on bio production) and worked on research farms (organic academic and private viticulture). Then did some
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by thatcat 6y ago
That left over bit is technically also pyrolyzed material because very hot fires create anaerobic conditions. Integrating it into the soil seems like a good idea.
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by thatcat 6y ago
That's awesome! The tea thing is a good idea. No one is buying it yet, but the plan is to have some micro rain gardens installed this spring using the tech to reduce the overall area required due to the increased drainage depth and moi
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by thatcat 6y ago
Yea, you're welcome. I'm watching it rn, he def knows what he's talking about. I just disagree about the deep organic matter being beneficial, obviously don't use rotting compost as your source in a non porous soil thoug
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by thatcat 6y ago
The plant roots like the right texture. If you have clay, adding organic matter releases glomalin [0] and creates aggregates that let the water drain more easily, preventing root rot and allowing them to penetrate deeper. Each of those - sa
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by thatcat 6y ago
Yea, as a representative for the community of people who live and pay taxes there, not the parasitic real estate devs that simply exploit the value of that locations culture.
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by thatcat 6y ago
It's london not milwaukee... Of course every dumbass real estate developer wants to buy up the shitty bars and flip them, but then when all the culture is gone that effects everyone that already owns land there... So you have to ask fo
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by thatcat 6y ago
Dsp isn't the amp, put the dsp on source into some old amp. Unless cone material has changed a lot then old speakers should be pretty similar, they even had cross overs and tuned porting...
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by thatcat 6y ago
What about people who had to pay 2x-10x for same degree simply bc they were some born later? That is grossly unfair but so what?
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by thatcat 6y ago
That's fair enough. I would personally not risk nerve damage even if "frequency and severity are rather low" (1.5% reported in pubmed) unless necessary because the mechanism of action is still there and I don't have any
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by thatcat 6y ago
How do you know what% users have side effects or what doseage that occurs at or what causes this reaction in the subpopulation? You don't and just wave that off, that's why it's flippant.
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by thatcat 6y ago
agreed, libtard/baizuo are typically anti-liberal control freaks who have undermined the classical liberal base by giving conservatives something they can (incorrectly) associate with liberalism and make simple jokes about.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Sounds like equivalent of "libtard"
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by thatcat 6y ago
See @linuxbender's reply, The Great Hack was where I heard about it first.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Remember also that the arab spring featured some coups, G was found to be shaping traffic during some of the re-elections to shift voting. Internet is not inherently good or neutral.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Sawing off your hand doesn't have a profitable business model and lobby group.
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by thatcat 6y ago
haha thanks! it was a fun process. I'm going to try creating visualizations next with some VJ software called AVIO. https://github.com/ri0t/avio
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by thatcat 6y ago
I make mashups of lofi beats with philosophical quotes about western society in audacity for fun. Just finished this "album" on soundcloud. https://m.soundcloud.com/zooart/sets/lowatts
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by thatcat 6y ago
the video is pre-cached by your ISP
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by thatcat 6y ago
You could say the same about Windows though
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by thatcat 6y ago
You could possibly compost, which already is generating CO2 in your garden, and arrange it into a trap
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by thatcat 6y ago
Pipelines leak because they are pressurized pipes that are filled with oil. The amount they leak annually is comparable to large tanker spills, but since it occurs constantly at a low level in a way that is less visible this type of leak is
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by thatcat 6y ago
Secret service is personal protection not law enforcement or military. BG has plenty of resources and is essentially virtue signalling a lifestyle of carbon neutrality while his actual life is one that would be extremely unsustainable if ma

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