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by thecount122195 7y ago
Not the first time New Englanders have boycotted a supermarket chain either. When Market Basket ousted their president and voted to give the shareholders dividends rather than reinvesting in the company[1]. Though these workers wern't
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by thecount122195 7y ago
I haven't found a good replacement for Excel, maybe its because I learned all my shortcuts in it and anytime I go to something else it just feels "off". I would say the learning curve wasn't to bad for short documents or
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by thecount122195 7y ago
I find its excellent for article writing, but note writing not so much the semi coding style doesen't lend itself well to free form writing at least for me. I'm in engineering grad school and writing equations from board to free h
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by thecount122195 7y ago
Personally I use LaTeX rather than word, theres a bit of a learning curve though so it might not be suitable for lower levels but for high schoolers+ I totally see being able to use it. Everything word does it does better and most of Academ
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by thecount122195 7y ago
I'm a car guy myself I've got a '75 F-100 its big its loud and sucks down gas like its going out of style (which it totally is) but we are definitely a minority. I drive an old truck because of the exact reason you listed mod
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by thecount122195 7y ago
They must be because the Chinese civil war was still ongoing when the declaration of human rights was voted on in 1948, and the PRC wasn't even seated in the UN until 1971.
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by thecount122195 7y ago
Propellers have a fundamental speed limit on them, the tips can not exceed the speed of sound or else shock waves form which cause the efficiency to drop off sharply, as well as creating massive noise pollution from the sonic boom constantl
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by thecount122195 7y ago
Yea thats how it tied in with the over all microcombusters talk, they were using tiny swiss roll burners to power the nitinol motors. Due to liquid fuels having higher energy densities than batteries apparently they could go for much longer
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by thecount122195 7y ago
I recently went to a talk at my university on microcombusters but the professor (I cant remember his name off the top of my head) was also working on small insect like drones. There were videos of nitonol powered beetle crawling and a non f
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by thecount122195 7y ago
I would say sloop maybe? Traditionally that was the next size down from corvettes but the corvette is the smallest warship. Maybe PT boat? GM tried to evoke the corvette name with the chevette but that thing was about as far from a sports c
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by thecount122195 7y ago
You're right we don't currently, that just means its time to boot up space race 2, I hope China's space program kicks NASA back into high gear, shift a couple of the DOD's billions around and get space race 2 electric bo
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by thecount122195 7y ago
We can and have fixed space telescopes before, probably the most famous example is Hubble and its poor sight. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubble_Space_Telescope#Flawed_...
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by thecount122195 7y ago
Yes there is a way to "delete" it but its burried inside a maze of options and facebook forces you to wait 2 weeks for it to take effect.
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by thecount122195 8y ago
Fort Collins where I am is the third most "bike friendly" city in the US, there are amble bike lanes and a strong bike culture but its amazing how many of them think the rules of the road don't apply to them, running stop sig
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by thecount122195 8y ago
Its amazing how many bicyclists dont think stop signs apply to them
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by thecount122195 8y ago
I live in Colorado (Larimer County) and there is a county and city level road use tax when you register your car and it aint cheap my registration was $450.