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vidanay
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vidanay
4y ago
Clothing shrinkage typically comes from the dryer, not the washer.
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4y ago
Strategic Oil Capacitor
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4y ago
Younger than the mountains, growin' like a breeze.
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4y ago
But, but....she sold her soul!
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vidanay
4y ago
As someone who works in machine vision and a sister division of my company likely made the scale you are referring to, I am both impressed and saddened by your story.
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4y ago
I have so many war stories, I stop myself from telling them because I feel like it's just a game of one-upmanship.
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4y ago
Another literal 50+ greybeard here. I'll offer a counter example: In the Fortune 500 company I work for, we are absolutely FILLED with greybeards. I's say that the average age is pushing 40 and the average tenure with the company
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4y ago
Reading comprehension fail on my part.
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4y ago
If they were close to water neutral, I don't think they'd be declaring a water emergency with less than two months water supply remaining. https://abcnews.go.com/US/las-vegas-declares-emergency-50-da...
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I don't think California is more fertile than the Midwest on a soil-analysis basis. The nearly double growing season is what is the game changer.
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A significant portion of the land wasn't bought, it was acquired through eminent domain. And an even more significant portion of the land was simply stolen from natives (both by settlers and by the railroads.)
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4y ago
I intentionally avoid SO. The S/N ratio is terrible.
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It's like those fake Q&A "articles" you see on Yahoo Finance and Google Finance. "I'm 52, my house is paid for (worth $1.2 mil), I have $3.7 mil in the bank, my wife and I make $375k combined. Will I be able to
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4y ago
I see what you did there.
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4y ago
Monster Cables
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4y ago
Personally, I think we are in some sort of technological uncanny valley in between pervasive and ubiquitous.
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vidanay
4y ago
Closely followed by Bechtel screwing up TMI and destroying public faith.
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4y ago
I love watching a Spaghetti Western on a sleepy Saturday afternoon.
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4y ago
I have four of these units going on 6 years: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000065DK8
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Fun fact...my mother-in-law's cousin and her husband moved to Florida in the 50's to start a new business. Installing air conditioning. Needless to say, they are a pretty wealthy family now.
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That's the Corn Sweats. https://www.foxweather.com/learn/corn-sweat-midwest-most-opp...
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4y ago
The houses were designed differently. I live in a 120+ year old house in the middle of corn country in Illinois. We finally installed central AC only three years ago. How is the house designed different from current construction methods? WI
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90 password expiration policy (which is actively recommended against by security experts).
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I think that's more of an indication of their fine motor control deteriorating with age.
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4y ago
You mean 6?
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I tried to purchase lunch from the red haired girl a couple of weeks ago, and after waiting in line for 20 minutes I left and went to see the clown (where I got to wait another 10 minutes).
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4y ago
And the rest of the in-flight crew has to deal with rude, obnoxious, and sometimes aggressive assholes. It's not a job I would ever take nor recommend.
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I have a flight to Germany schedule in October (from the US), and I am terrified of what the situation will be like by then.
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Isn't this called "wood" throughout history?
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4y ago
> Clearly Congress itself thought there was a law needed Since Congress only considered the law and didn't actually pass it, I would say that they did not think there was a law needed.
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