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by tk75x 8y ago
The dystopian society and the crazy stuff ultra rich people do in the novel/show Altered Carbon is a direct result of people living much longer than "natural" which allows the wealth gap to widen to the point where the rich a
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by tk75x 8y ago
IIRC, the setting only needs to be disabled temporarily to allow the installation of a third party app. If you re-enable the blocking setting after you install the game, I don't see any reason things can't work and be secure.
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by tk75x 8y ago
Try seeing if local religious centers have donation centers. They typically will contact the people who need help directly in their neighborhoods.
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by tk75x 8y ago
I look at it this way: Scenario A: city deposits their funds in a private bank where the funds earn a 1% interest rate. The private bank lends funds at 5% interest. The bank keeps the 4% difference. Scenario B: city keeps their funds in a p
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US Marines 3D Print Replacement Part and Save $70,000(3dprintingindustry.com)
4 points by tk75x 8y ago|0 comments
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by tk75x 8y ago
MJ != the only psychedelic out there...
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by tk75x 8y ago
I view this as a positive factor in the fight against plastic waste in the ocean. If we know where the major sources of the waste and concentrate efforts on removing 50% waste in those places, it could have a larger effect than removing 90%
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by tk75x 8y ago
If the weight is prohibitive in mobile applications (cars, portable electronics), this technology could be applied to stationary battery needs such as battery backups for local power grids or even a per-home basis. The longevity and safety
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by tk75x 8y ago
How to find it: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Withania+somnifera&t=ffcm&ia=produ...
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by tk75x 8y ago
Other articles talking about this technology mention the possibility of using clean energy (solar/wind) to desalinate water to facilitate the production of ammonia.
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by tk75x 8y ago
Since there are already hydrogen fuel cars available from reputable manufacturers who (I assume) would be hesitant to add a fairly complicated component into their production vehicles, it might be easiest to transport liquid ammonia to car
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by tk75x 8y ago
> In my experience all printed material is incomplete, obsolete, or one-sided and frequently all three. Maybe you should stop reading exclusively tabloids... On a serious note, a middle schooler writing a report on the founding fathers w
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by tk75x 8y ago
In a private school where the policy is clearly stated and the parents signed their agreement, this is a perfectly legal.
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Let the mold plan the routes https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/12/the-brai...
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by tk75x 8y ago
Out of curiosity, what would you label people that believe their skin color or ethnic group is superior and that others are inferior? Can you back up your claim that there are no races in humankind?
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by tk75x 8y ago
That gets me at least once per viewing session.
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by tk75x 8y ago
Personal experience: When shopping for budget 3D printers, some models that had been available for several months or years had earlier reviews mention poor packing/shipping. The newer reviews mentioned that the situation has improved.
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by tk75x 8y ago
Whenever I see one- or two-star reviews on Amazon (or Newegg) I make sure to read as many of them as possible to gauge what the problems with the item might be. This allows me to judge whether the people reviewing the items are overreacting
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by tk75x 8y ago
I was reading comments to see if anybody mentioned the Russian words for orange color and fruit. "apelsin" is the word for the fruit and must have come over from Western Europe but the word for the color is "oranzhevuy"
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by tk75x 8y ago
A similar situation exists in London. When I was traveling there for school, we had Oyster cards that let us travel on the tube trains and buses but the underground transport would shut down sometime after midnight and when we stayed out la
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by tk75x 8y ago
The only reason those services use Twitter is because that's where all the people are. I'm not saying this isn't a beneficial use case, but Twitter isn't necessary for these kinds of services. I would even go so far as t
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by tk75x 8y ago
I remember having a conversation with [Steve] and I was asking why it could have been perceived that in his critique of a piece of work he was a little harsh. We’d been working on this [project] and we’d put our heart and soul into this, an
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by tk75x 8y ago
link without paywall http://archive.is/6nR92
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Can I get that on a t-shirt?
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Maybe we can get a "craterside" view
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by tk75x 8y ago
A "block" list is different from a "people you unfriended" list. I see the point of keeping track in order to not show those "on this day" posts of someone you want out of your life, but the block feature was m
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by tk75x 9y ago
Commenting to mention that you have to click to expand the "Manage Online Interest-Based Ads" section then click the "Digital Advertising Alliance" in order to opt out. Most of these things FB has put up where you can ge
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by tk75x 9y ago
To get to the actual form, you need to select "This does not answer my question" at the bottom, then more options will show up.
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Or go see a 3D movie and take the glasses home with you. The lenses are polarized 90 degrees in relation to each other. Pop the plastic lenses out and experiment by overlaying the two pieces then rotating one while keeping the other still.
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by tk75x 9y ago
From the article: "Milk contains healthy vitamins and minerals that are naturally stored in either water or fat. Because skim milk is made by removing the fat from whole milk, skim milk has more water-soluble nutrients like calcium but

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