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Blue Ghost Mission 1: Live Updates
(fireflyspace.com)
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Then I suppose increasing wages is a good option as well as adding workers are both options and more paid leave).
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I don't know and it is a good question. Maybe we need three or four wage earners per household. Maybe 60-70 hour work weeks. I would like to hear some ideas that does not include more grinding down workers for GDP. Maybe another measu
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I enjoyed the first book "Mickey 7" but it left of in the middle of the story and the second book was oOK (most of the jokes had gotten old and hole in the plot were starting to show). I might go see it.
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Just to be clear, I mean time off and returning to the same job. Shouldn't we be aiming for a future where we do not have to work like dogs to earn enough to struggle at home?
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Not passing any judgements on any life choices here, but occasional months off sounds like a good thing. I would not necessarily need to go anywhere to enjoy (make use of) the time. The notion of getting a month off with pay sounds good.
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So, what happens a few years from now when all the "burner" numbers have been recycled few times?
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From 2016 (World War I ended 100 years ago in the article). Interesting and maybe not a bad idea but I think unlikely anytime soon. Vaguely related. I bought a book about clock repair a while back from the early 1900s. It had a section and
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> Free healthcare, free university education, good public transport, low inequality And I think these are all difficult things to do well and make money, as in doing a good job in healthcare, education, etc. is not really profitable. S
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It worked once but I would no give it much chance now.
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There is no hope in a violent revolution.
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Can we tell from some of the re-entry video what the pieces are made of? example: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VA6KeYFZQcU
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I used to enjoy the magazine and am basing my negative opinion (expressed above) on reading experience on more recent readings. I used to enjoy the amateur scientist and mathematical recreation the most. Then those sections disappeared. I
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GC -> garbage collection
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I have, for a long time, dismissed Scientific American as a pointless work of marketing. This article, on the other hand, makes me think I may be missing some things. The problem is stated in an interesting way that might be broadly underst
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What are some good ways to hos my own digital wallet? Coinbase is nice that it takes care of a lot of things but I am not sure I trust them.
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Several of the authors are at Tulane University in New Orleans. So, I can see why this is important to them.
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For what ever it is worth, I remember playing a little with Xeyes when I first started with Linux (and the giant Linux Bible bought at the bookstore) and this article describes it as I remember it.
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“The idea of growing new teeth is every dentist’s dream." Why would dentist lobby against this? Or maybe it is a nightmare.
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This is just a try but here it goes. Personal Computers. They are not the end all be all for all things but they were relegated to novelty and something for geeky nerds early on. Internet. Who is ever going to buy something from some one th
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I did not want to have to do it but some of Jack in the box's ads are better. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=jack+in+the+box+commercial&t=ffab&...
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The Ort Cloud is 0.03 to 3.2 light-years from the sun [1] and Alpha Centauri is 4.3 light-yeas (per TFA ((that was an nice read)) away and presumably has a similar cloud around it. In what way do these object belong to any star? Could it be
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I am a fan but the hyperbole from the announcers calling the games (especially he nationally televised games) is trying at times. The sports betting did not add anything positive to the game. It is better this year but, figuring out how to
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Ah, how disappointing. I was just ready to start my own proof. I suppose I will have t read this one instead. I do not know if it is true ut I will offer up my congratulations.
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We need more histories like this. History taught in school often seems so abstract and distant. Without the million little stories about the people that do things the political histories are little meaningless.
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I have been using TurboTax to file taxes for years. I do not like the company and would like to switch to something I trust a little more (and is a little cheaper) but I feel a little locked in (and it seems relatively easy). I am going to
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Possibly, but it seems that people treat accidents (or other tragedies that may or may not be accidental) as something that is sad but thank God it will not happen to me (unless it is me). On the other hand lots of people not getting their
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No, it is safe. It is not emitting anything, just detecting.
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I made a video years ago that is related ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XCjAT2Q3Ec ). Look at the description of the video if you find it interesting. It was fun at the time and I think of doing some more every now and th
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I saw a wonderful demonstration of a supper simple interactive tomographic reconstruction (in a web page explaining what a CAT scan is). I cannot find it anywhere now. It produced pretty good results with the simple algorithm and was easily
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