viciousvoxel

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by viciousvoxel 5y ago
Kudos to you for doing that, and I'm sorry for your loss. I set up something similar a couple years ago for my 94-yo grandmother with failing eyesight, though my solution was a bit more off-the-shelf; I set up an old 32" TV and ch
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by viciousvoxel 5y ago
I don't know the reliability of these sources, but according to one article[1], as of 1 year ago, US Netflix had ~5.8K titles, totaling 36K hours of content. Another more recent source[2] claims that worldwide, Netflix has ~15K titles,
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by viciousvoxel 5y ago
perhaps not the precise term, but "wabi-sabi" comes to mind; something like the beauty of nature, the impermanence of things, and decay; i.e., an appreciation of nature's tendency towards maximal entropy. also the phrase, &qu
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by viciousvoxel 6y ago
Or, more accurately, one medium-sized brain in each arm
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by viciousvoxel 6y ago
Here in MA, most of the tap water supplied by MWRA (many cities/townships) is pH 9-9.5. I think mine was closer to 9.6 last time I checked. I would think if the water is indeed at fault in this case it's due to specific additives&
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by viciousvoxel 7y ago
I can attest that escamoles are indeed quite good. They can be found at a lot of trendier restaurants in Mexico City. As someone who also has an interest in permaculture, I'm interested in your idea. All practicalities aside, I think t
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by viciousvoxel 8y ago
Surface oils are not an indicator of quality either way. The roasting process brings oils to the surface, so darker roasts tend to have more surface oils. From what I understand, the oils appear a few days after roasting, and then dry out&#
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by viciousvoxel 8y ago
The problem of objective vs. subjective morality aside, one problem with allowing even a "benevolent" superpower to take over the world, is that there's an underlying assumption that it will always be benevolent. We can alm