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by uxp100 1y ago
Are suggesting that average Israelis do not support the pressure campaign against universities, even those who generally support Israel’s actions in Gaza? Seems plausible, I haven’t seen any polling about that. If you are suggesting that Is
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by uxp100 1y ago
I have distinct memories of my dad (a contractor/carpenter) buying his first cordless circular saw and returning it because it struggled with a 2x6, and a few days ago my friend was using a fairly inexpensive 20v cordless chainsaw to t
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by uxp100 1y ago
They definitely vary, but I’ve never been to one that was particularly great tbh (always cheap, never a huge selection). But I was always looking more for building materials than tools, and unfortunately we had two great architectural salva
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by uxp100 1y ago
The last day of most estate sales is when heavy discounts are available.
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by uxp100 1y ago
When I look up backfiet I see a typical cargo bike, what the article is discussing is a design where you directly drive the front wheel (with a 3 speed hub in this case). Seems worse, but nifty.
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by uxp100 1y ago
I actually can’t think of anything I’ve watched with that has exactly that plot, but I suspect the progenitor of that sort of Geomancy in anime is the novel series Teito Monogatari. (One or two adaptations were released in English under the
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by uxp100 1y ago
Honestly, I don’t think either is a true threat to the United States. I think that while Israel has been hugely influential the past 30 years, and had a close relationship longer on the intelligence front, that is far different than capture
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by uxp100 1y ago
> Israel’s grip on DC’s balls is far too strong I more or less agree. > We’re literally an occupied nation The language of the US under occupation is a neonazi talking point, ZOG (Zionist Occupation Government) being a phrase neonazi
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by uxp100 1y ago
Jefferson Morley is a JFK conspiracy guy and I listened to a podcast where he discussed what was released and to badly summarize a conversation I listened to on a bike trainer a month ago: nothing really impactful regarding the assassinatio
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by uxp100 1y ago
Yes, this is much more clear than the article.
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by uxp100 1y ago
People were definitely having play dates in the 90s…
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by uxp100 1y ago
It’s a very short summary of a podcast that you can hear without giving up your email. So I’d just do that instead. Seems like it might interesting, but this article wasn’t.
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by uxp100 2y ago
I don’t think “middle-aged” is quite the right translation.
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by uxp100 2y ago
I can’t find the exact citation at the moment, but I believe that American students were described as viewing the education process as transactional in a wider sense by Max Weber in 1905 (Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism I thi
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by uxp100 2y ago
Yes, Ethnically Korean, his grandparents were immigrants. As for cultural differences, I think you could credit his extensive time spent living in the US as much as the immigrant Korean culture.
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by uxp100 2y ago
Once they hold national office they become favorable to it.
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by uxp100 2y ago
That was my experience as well. OTOH I don’t think ethics classes will magically make the students “more ethical” or something. Might as well let students have a choice of philosophy electives if possible, I don’t think making everyone take
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by uxp100 2y ago
Unfortunately Nissan did not put such a tire on my Ariya. Good range and very quiet but very soft and only 9/32 from factory means lots of people have to replace em after 15 to 20k. I’m replacing earlier given poor snow and rain perfor
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by uxp100 2y ago
That’s a factor too. My stock tires were quite soft, though they were a tire that was also used on non EVs in Nissans lineup.
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by uxp100 2y ago
The weights aren’t really that much higher than ICE cars, but I don’t think anyone who has owned an EV would say they don’t go through tires faster. They do. How much due to weight, how much due to better acceleration, I don’t know, but the
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by uxp100 2y ago
Significant bits of code at NVIDIA use SPARK. Small percentage of total code written, but in significant places.
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by uxp100 2y ago
The leaf and the Qashqi are pretty similar.
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by uxp100 2y ago
To do exactly what they’re doing in Germany would be illegal, or perhaps merely would make your utility very mad. It’s something like an 800w inverter that plugs into a wall socket. One issue for the US is that you don’t have access to both
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by uxp100 2y ago
Yes. Renaissance had a huge store (over a million volumes across 4 stories) downtown for years that was pretty sketchy, with bookshelves full of copies of the NEC from the 70s collapsed into the aisles, just laying in piles, and hundreds of
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by uxp100 2y ago
Just anecdotally, my family and some friends both got pretty bad flus this January. I mean, not sure it was flu, wasn’t covid, but mild to moderate respiratory symptoms with lots of fatigue, coughing and sneezing for like 2 and a half weeks
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by uxp100 2y ago
And the Editor in Chief is Jeffery Goldberg, of Iraq WMD conspiracy theory fame. I’m not saying they don’t publish good pieces, but seriously, talk about not a reliable source.
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by uxp100 2y ago
There are a few horror and sci fi movies with similar themes to Society that all came out around the same time. Society is probably the wildest. Worth a watch.
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by uxp100 2y ago
It was very cult like with Ziz cutting off members from their friends and the internet. And writing long complicated essays that didn’t make sense if you weren’t in the group.
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by uxp100 2y ago
60 or 70 years ago.
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by uxp100 2y ago
Yes, it’s only $4 retrospectively due to splits. At the time the price was listed higher.

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