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by vondur 5y ago
Yes, I'm a Mountain Biker and have been for quite sometime now. I've had people ask me about getting into Mountain Biking on the cheap, say sub $500. I've told them to try hiking, it's far cheaper.
902.
by vondur 5y ago
Yes, I agree. It's kind of a pain to work with at the moment, but some more improvements it Silverblue is cool. Getting everyone to agree on FlatPaks may be an issue.
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by vondur 5y ago
Yeah, I haven’t looked at the article, but I remember the Chinese did exactly that when trying to fight desertification that’s approaching Beijing. I think most of the trees are dead now.
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by vondur 5y ago
I’m wonder if Roman structures used any rebar or something similar?
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by vondur 5y ago
I’m sure he’ll get right on that.
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by vondur 5y ago
I believe heat pumps for heating tend to not work very well when the temperatures drop too low. (At least in the RV versions I've seen. Once the temp gets below freezing, you have to use the onboard propane heaters)
907.
by vondur 5y ago
This is Las Vegas every summer. Out of a cooler, into an oven door being opened.
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by vondur 5y ago
I’d imagine the NZ government would be happy to attract rich people to move in. Doesn’t Australia have sone pretty steep financial requirements for those who want to emigrate there?
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by vondur 5y ago
Here is a quote from the article: For fully vaccinated people, the variant "presents very little threat to you, very unlikely that you're gonna get sick," he said Hopefully this may cause those who aren't vaccinated to r
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by vondur 5y ago
I think you can certainly google most of it. But certainly the combination of climatic change and the bubonic plague certainly helped bring down the plans of the Emperor Justinian to reunite the Empire. An excellent resource is the Fall of
911.
by vondur 5y ago
Are these CPU’s available for retail purchases or only for OEMs?
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by vondur 5y ago
In California OSHA rules dictate that employees must wear face coverings.
913.
by vondur 5y ago
Ha. Mainstream Windows at the time didn’t even have TCP/IP software to connect to the internet. I think it came in a later revision of Windows 95. Windows 98 did have it installed though.
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by vondur 5y ago
The US has been reducing its use of coal power pretty significantly. In 2016 Coal accounted for 30% of all power generation. This has now been reduced to 19%. It’s been replaced by renewables and natural gas plants.
915.
by vondur 5y ago
Sound like the heat issues with the original X-box’s.
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by vondur 5y ago
Does this list mention the really dumb stuff like trying to use thallium salts to cause Fidel Castro’s beard to fall out?
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by vondur 5y ago
Yes, but the slack has to be picked up by others.
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by vondur 5y ago
We've had some big issues with people basically disappearing during this remote work time. And since we are a union shop, we've been basically unable to hold them accountable for it.
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by vondur 5y ago
Looks cool. If someone could implement a complete System 8 interface with the old Finder and tabbed file drawers, I'd be super happy.
920.
by vondur 5y ago
Oregon also has a big homeless problem.
921.
by vondur 5y ago
I’m going to guess wealthy donors will just look to private Universities now. Should be interesting to see how fund raising works out for them in the future.
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by vondur 5y ago
They look goofy. I ditched mine in the late 90’s. Bars now are much wider than they used to be during the heyday of bar ends.
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by vondur 5y ago
Here in California, these items have a E-waste fee you pay in the initial purchase. It's supposed to cover the disposal of the item once it's broken/discarded. I have no idea how many people actually dispose of them correctly
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by vondur 5y ago
I don't know. We had some of the highest mask wearing percentages in the country here in Southern California, yet some of the highest infection rates in the world. Something isn't adding up here. I'm guessing if everyone had
925.
by vondur 5y ago
I have Frontier Fios (formally Verizon) and I always get over the advertised speeds on the downloads and uploads. I've never had DSL however.
926.
by vondur 5y ago
Yeah, in some states, the majority of land is owned by the Federal Government. (Nevada and Idaho for example)
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by vondur 5y ago
They’ve been slowly appearing in stock at my local computer store. (Microenter)
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by vondur 5y ago
I read in one of my Byzantine history books how people complained that the water in Constantinople was salty.
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by vondur 5y ago
I'm guessing a lot of that has to do with software that gets preinstalled on Windows machines. There was a article the other day about how bad it is releasing laptop in 2021 with only 8GB of RAM. I noticed people in that thread talking
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by vondur 5y ago
It says this on the PDF itself: DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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