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by thsksbd 2y ago
Lol, I didn't say it's warm. I said its warmer than the alternatives. What is warmer than Scotland and north of 55? Canada is essentially uninhabited north of 55 (Edmonton is 53). Im not sure there trees north of Edmonton. Moscow
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Someone who has never been in Scotland, but hates mosquitoes... why wouldn't Scotland be chock full of them? Wet weather and very warm for its latitude.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
lol, touche
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by thsksbd 2y ago
For women (and children)? To live, sure. To fully thrive? Not really, no. In children it's a recipe for stunted growth. The historical medical record is clear on that. For women it's a recipe for weakness and loss of vitality. Whi
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Cool? Putting aside the controversial content, the aesthetic was cliche. Same edgy lighting, same colors saturation. It was terrible.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
And alienated them in a very very primal way. Artisans love their trade tools.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
It was a creepy ad. They zoomed in when a doll's eye popped out.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
And so did everyone not totally immersed in tech.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Right, which is why I literally only wrote of veganism. Also, many women cant get enough iron from eggs.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Enough iron in your gut, yes. You can swallow rouge from a woman's powder cabinet and get your "daily dose" Bioavailable iron? Much harder. And, since humans are not the same; some of us have guts that really don't abs
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I always considered doing that but in reverse, if my daughters ever come to me pretending to become vegan. Then, Id offer to become vegan in their place (reproductive age women really should eat red meat often). Turns out one of my kids is
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by thsksbd 2y ago
kids, be sure not to have your cigarette lit whilst separating N2 from air.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Ultrasonicators for the purpose of cavitation research are insanely powerful and non linear material response cause all sorts of vibrational modes to boom. Its unpleasant.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I'm guessing few on this board have heard an uktrasonicator in action. I just showed to article to my mate, and he enthusiastically said we'll brew some... as soon as we leave the lab to break for lunch
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Ya, AM. The 1Mhz band is insanely long range (under the right conditions, blah blah). You may protest that you can FM at 1 Mhz and get the range boost on a much nicer sounding signal but: - FM isnt as efficient as AM and 1 Mhz isnt a lot of
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Sure. And you reliably get those range boosting conditions daily.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
And then there are clouds.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Inertial guidance is insanely good. Curiously enough the reference design is still from the V2 (and the golden standard is still mechanical)
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Why is that counter productive? If I'm shooting down US satellites, and can therefore expect a military response, Id rather have the skies above me free from navigation and recon satellites above.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
No, but that's the basis that you argue from
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by thsksbd 2y ago
20 years ago everyone had very many AM radios (car, kitchen radio, alarm clocks, etc). Even today the vast majority of households have at least one AM radio in their car. The best part is that the poorer you are, the more likely you are to
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Supporting this costs senators nothing but is a nice thing to showcase rural constituencies and those living in areas at high risk of natural disasters.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
It matters a great deal. While AM quality sucks, the modulation is more robust than FM and the AM band (specifically as opposed to the modulation) can go much further.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I was under the impression that the FCC has mandated spark ignition standards for the better part of a century. Shielded spark plug cables with a return path for one.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
Satellites are nowhere near as reliable as AM. Tree cover will block your satellite signal
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I wrote a long comment, but didn't want to start a flame war on a sensitive subject. Instead, I'll just point out that using nominal GDP to compare the relative strength of a country outside the Atlanticist bloc to one within it i
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I think Ms Dos 6ish TUI integration was very well done, better than Linux today. Word perfect had good mouse support, as did Editor.
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by thsksbd 2y ago
How, and what happens, the dollar collapses is undetermined and out of my control. I can only position myself for it. The dollar could simply enter into a semi-permanent state of 15-25% inflation. Permanent until the USD withers away. This
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by thsksbd 2y ago
+1 - the holder of the right to defense
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by thsksbd 2y ago
I don't buy real estate because I think there will be a population boom. I buy real estate because I think the dollar will collapse. And because when mortgage rates <3% when all the macroeconomic fundamental scream "bullshit&qu

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