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by volkl48 6y ago
Yes. My Priv and Key2 both support it, at least if you mean in terms of scrolling functionality.
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by volkl48 6y ago
It reduces saliva production. Saliva helps play a protective role in terms of oral health in basically all aspects, from my understanding. It's possible for it to lead to increased clenching/grinding of teeth. With that said....a
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by volkl48 6y ago
"In the internet era, a live music fan has to contend with an array of unreliable resources to get his or her fix: bandwidth-hogging torrents, sketchy file-sharing sites, low-bitrate mp3s, and fuzzy YouTube rips." For some bands,
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by volkl48 6y ago
Uh, why do you think that? You don't appear to be behind the EU in any substantial way. (2.61 doses/100 administered for EU, 2.49/100 for Canada) https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-g
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by volkl48 6y ago
Which is an avenue your future lawyer can explore in your attempts to contest the charges against you and/or whatever action you're trying to bring against their conduct. If you just consent to a search, those avenues are basicall
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by volkl48 6y ago
I mean, you can totally "meme about stocks" in a way that's blatantly a violation of the law. There are laws about what you can and can't say when you've got a financial stake in it/something to gain. (As an ex
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by volkl48 6y ago
It's not that clear as far as I can tell (and from reading commentary from people far more knowledgeable than me). Matt Levine's column from 2 days ago, for example, goes over some of those questions to a decent degree: (possible
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by volkl48 6y ago
As far as I can tell, the group that seems to be the most influenced by the sea of disinformation is the people who grew up when that wasn't how the world worked. I see far more of the middle aged/elderly crowd getting sucked into
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by volkl48 6y ago
What are the size of those offices? (I don't know the answer to this question). Every multinational company of a sufficient size is going to have "an office" in a major developed country. The question to me is whether or not
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by volkl48 6y ago
People aren't being banned for saying the election was stolen. People are being banned for saying the election was stolen without any credible evidence to support the claim. There is a very important difference there. And if there was
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by volkl48 6y ago
Echo chambers breed extremism, and ones with a low barrier to entry and a smokescreen of "saner" content are much easier to bring in new users. If it's difficult to use the thing and the content skews more and more extreme, e
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by volkl48 6y ago
That's certainly untrue, at that time access to any sort of mass communication was even more controlled by a few private actors. There were not all that many major printing presses out there and a limited number of publishers would hav
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by volkl48 6y ago
And for a link of one such trip (which was also posted on ADVRider at the time - "Sibirsky Extreme 2010") http://sherrijosbecauseicanworldtour.blogspot.com/2010/08/ol... (There's a part 2 + 3)
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by volkl48 6y ago
That seems.....like a very incorrect take? ------------ Bridges in Livermore look to be of similar design to what exists on the section where BART does run, the center posts are not an issue, and there are center posts on every overpass of
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by volkl48 6y ago
The ADA does not cover airlines. Airlines are covered by the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA). Airlines are allowed to require specific documentation. https://www.transportation.gov/individuals/aviation-consumer...
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by volkl48 6y ago
I'll entirely support this take, as one of those people (allergy side of things). I'll also mention that it's the contact side of it too. If I touch anyone's dog, I have to wash my hands, because one absentminded rub of
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by volkl48 6y ago
> We use ethical justifications (or avoid them) that we don't use anywhere else. I don't really agree with that. We don't use those ethical arguments when it comes to conduct that has a direct, near-immediate effect on oth
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by volkl48 6y ago
Amtrak basically is 3 different types of services, especially after PRRIA 2008 changed the funding structure. - Northeast Corridor - Makes a solid operating profit (normally), run by Amtrak. - State-supported corridor services - The states
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by volkl48 6y ago
Per NYT: > Moderna said it would charge other governments from $32 to $37 per dose. The charge to the United States, which has already committed about $2.5 billion to help develop Moderna’s vaccine and buy doses, comes out to about $24.8
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by volkl48 6y ago
I'll point out that this appears to be measuring sales from OEMs. I don't think it's capturing anything about people who build their own system, so whether or not that market has grown probably isn't reflected in this.
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by volkl48 6y ago
I'm not sure "technically runs a bus, which may or may not be practical to use" is the most useful metric here. While I certainly agree there are substantial bright spots in parts of Canada for transit investment, there'
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by volkl48 6y ago
He recently did an hour-long interview/panel about it and his career for PAX Online, should anyone be interested in watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blah1hNDmdA
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by volkl48 6y ago
The current schedules aren't the normal (pre-pandemic) schedules, it would typically be running 3x a day each direction, and that should be resumed in the future. Normally there would be a late morning departure from Ann Arbor towards
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by volkl48 6y ago
Most improvements in Wisconsin didn't happen because Wisconsin's newly elected governor in 2010 decided to quit most projects and was rather hostile towards pursuing any substantial improvements in rail. Michigan has been making s
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by volkl48 6y ago
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that statistic includes every Forest Service road on the books.
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by volkl48 6y ago
Boston's one of the most expensive cities in the country to live in/near, so that's probably a contributor. I'll point out that small states mean that when you "consider moving" to the suburbs/exurbs, many
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by volkl48 6y ago
You could argue that the 200 people who got themselves stuck at a lake and survived via helicopter rescue didn't exactly make better choices, they largely got lucky. I don't necessarily think their decisions were terrible, but as
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by volkl48 6y ago
That seems perfectly reasonable to me as a line of reasoning, and I'm not casting doubt on whether it could work. With that said, I also wonder how many of those people had undiagnosed ADHD/if such studies involved screening for A
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by volkl48 6y ago
Usually there's overlap in those "designs" with the....appendages of common animals (even if not explicitly labeled as such). Someone on a moralizing crusade would probably label the company as supporting bestiality.
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by volkl48 6y ago
Eh...they don't really. Dell doesn't sell most parts to the public. HP and Lenovo theoretically do, but you've got probably 50%+ odds of the part you want either being perpetually unavailable/OOS or priced insanely if yo

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