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by vondur 5y ago
Pretty much that. If you are an all Microsoft shop and want to migrate on prem infrastructure to the cloud, it’s the easiest way to go.
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by vondur 5y ago
At least in Japan, the arcades are being transferred to another company and will remain open.
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by vondur 5y ago
Someone had to pay for all the civil wars. That isn’t cheap. One of main things Augustus was able to do was to stand down a huge amount of soldiers. This included back pay and settling veterans in various new colonies. Egypt was a very rich
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by vondur 5y ago
Wow, 1470 light years distance. Even at warp 9, it will take over a year to get there!
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by vondur 5y ago
Many countries levy a tax on alcohol in beverages. One way around that is to put something in it that makes anyone who drinks it sick. If you have an industrial process that can use denatured alcohol, then you don't have to pay the alc
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by vondur 5y ago
Of course. You are taught about it quite early on. The earliest I can remember is around the 3rd or 4th grade. Usually brought into context with Abraham Lincoln as president.
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by vondur 5y ago
Would this increase the amount of interest that the US has to pay on its outstanding loans or are they fixed at the time of issuance?
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by vondur 5y ago
I would hope most school computers would be set to not allow non IT staff to boot from external devices.
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by vondur 5y ago
Here's the problem from the article: "Criminals are caught and arrested, turned over to local authorities for booking, arraigned before the local courts, charges are reduced to a misdemeanor or petty offense, and the criminal is r
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by vondur 5y ago
Sure there are many ways to design housing to be more energy efficient, but what about all of the existing housing?
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by vondur 5y ago
They open things up, take what they want, and dispose of the rest.
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by vondur 5y ago
I see empty shelves in our local Targets here in SoCal quite frequently. Pasta has been hard to get, and dairy items are sparse.
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by vondur 5y ago
I like how the Japanese do it. No street parking. If you purchase a car, you have to prove that you have parking for it. The parking spot can be on your property or a rental spot, but it had to be accounted for.
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by vondur 5y ago
I can't imagine something like this working out well here. In the current environment, I'd imagine a big chunk of the tech force that can work remotely will simply leave the state. This would devastate the states income tax collec
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by vondur 5y ago
Gas engines don't work very well for the really heavy loads and constant usage. Additionally, modern turbo diesels are pretty darn good with fuel mileage compared to gas powered vehicles. I have a newer turbo diesel mid sized truck, an
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by vondur 5y ago
"Money Doesn't Stink"
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by vondur 5y ago
This won’t be good for food prices.
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by vondur 5y ago
According to the article linked above, it may have come from Jean-Jacques Rousseau Michele earlier, when Marie Antoinette was 10, and living in Austria. The actual quote may date back to the 1660’s.
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by vondur 5y ago
The unrest is due to the Government reducing the subsidizing of LPG purchases. Seems reminiscent of some of the early unrest during the French Revolution where the Royal government did the same thing with grain prices. That too didn't
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by vondur 5y ago
I believe Pages is free for Mac users. I do agree that Zotero is a an awesome product.
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by vondur 5y ago
It’s what we call like dissolves like. DMT is non-polar (oil like) and will go into the naptha solution. They give another option of using some other solvents. I believe Naptha is probably less toxic than the the petroleum solvents.
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by vondur 5y ago
I believe this was mentioned in the article. Voters turned down a proposal to purchase electricity from Quebec which is hydro power.
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by vondur 5y ago
I thought vaccinated or unvaccinated you can still infect others? Mainly it’s vaccinating yourself to have a less severe outcome if you do become infected is what I’ve been seeing be told.
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by vondur 5y ago
Can we not run the normal Haber-Bosch process on renewable energy or is it somehow tied to coal/natural gas as this article seems to insinuate?
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by vondur 5y ago
It's always interesting every time I see an article posted regarding increasing inflation and we get so many responses from people who are probably in the top 5% income bracket claim how it's not a big deal. The food/energy i
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by vondur 5y ago
Thanks to everyone here, it's now down to 66%!
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by vondur 5y ago
I believe one of the key features of the new power plant being built in Wyoming and sponsored by Bill Gates/Dept. Of Energy doesn't use water as a coolant.
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by vondur 5y ago
Hey, the Spaniards fought the Ottomans and the French incessantly for quite a while using the silver from the Americas. ;) Also the Spanish defaulted on loans a few times during this period. So yeah, they kinda spent all their money on stu
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by vondur 5y ago
The main item in certain states is not prosecuting crime. We recently had a smash and grab robbery that made news here in SoCal. The suspects were quickly apprehended, but it turns out they were released on bail almost immediately afterward
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by vondur 5y ago
The poor natives in Peru were doomed once the Spanish discovered all of the silver present. I believe they basically enslaved the local indigenous population.

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