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by vondur 6y ago
I wonder how long before they kill the old site off?
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by vondur 6y ago
I don't think Target is promoting their brand as a Generic version, but as a more higher end alternative to what people typically think of as Generic.
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by vondur 6y ago
I can tell you here in SoCal, people simply don't call the police any longer for crimes like this. There are no longer any consequences for low level thievery in California. This sort of thing is rampant in my area, along with other cr
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by vondur 6y ago
We also have problems with environmentalists who oppose solar in the desert here in California. I don’t think they have been successful judging by the amount of solar installations I’ve seen here.
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by vondur 6y ago
Also, BSD is Dying:Netcraft confirms it.
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by vondur 6y ago
I think Texas as a whole has seen a huge growth in population in the last 10 years.
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by vondur 6y ago
Maybe having more nuclear power plants instead of wind would have helped? It sounds unrealistic for the energy generators to sell electricity at a loss over a 10 year period. It would be nice to see some of the data that the professor is re
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by vondur 6y ago
In my state the children are issued ChromeBooks and if needed, Cellular Data hotspots. If you are in a troubled home, then all bets are off. Kids need to be back in school.
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by vondur 6y ago
I remember seeing Rocky Mountain bikes in the early 2000s that were made with Scandium. Didn’t see any other MTB bikes with Scandium.
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by vondur 6y ago
For those who are interested, the Normans had a large influence throughout Europe and the Middle East during the high Middle Ages. From the conquest of England, to the founding of the Kingdom of Sicily, and the creation of many of the Crusa
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by vondur 6y ago
The later Medieval period was one of great economic and population expansion. However, the rise of famine due to too many people to feed without any increase in agricultural production was a big problem in Northern Europe (1315-1317. Of cou
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by vondur 6y ago
This guy is a real piece of work isn’t he?
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by vondur 6y ago
It has a replacement called Rectangle.
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by vondur 6y ago
I'm pretty sure this person will have a pretty good case for a lawsuit.
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by vondur 6y ago
I've used Dyson's hand dryers in a public restroom. They seem to work really well compared to the standard hand dryers.
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by vondur 6y ago
According to the linked article an Officer was attacked with a sword and seriously injured. These officers on their own accord came up with the armor and weapons, and it was later confiscated from them.
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by vondur 6y ago
"Every time I go to the doctor I wish I could take myself to the vet instead." Kramer thought that in a Seinfeld episode; it was a great episode. Season 8 Episode 10.
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by vondur 6y ago
Can you use other electric vehicles at a Tesla charging station? I'm thinking of getting as used Bolt. I'd mainly use it for driving around town and back and forth to work where they do have really cheap charging available. But it
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by vondur 6y ago
I've had FIOS service since 2007 or so here in SoCal and I can count the outages over this period on one hand.
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by vondur 6y ago
The Tegra's aren't that bad are they? The CPU in the Xavier seems pretty decent, and it's only on a 12nm process. If they can get that shrunk down, it'd probably run even better.
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by vondur 6y ago
Pure water by definition is neither basic nor acidic.
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by vondur 6y ago
I remember back around 1999 I had a Pentium 3 450 or 500 running NT 4 and it was fast. I think we had Photoshop 5 at the time. It seemed to load almost instantly. This is with SCSI adapter and decent video card too. I loved NT 4, but as tim
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by vondur 6y ago
I think this is a California policy. Other states are doing it differently. And even here in California, some counties are doing a better job then others in getting it out. I knew one person who had an appointment to get the vaccine in Los
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by vondur 6y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that the Russian vaccine was using m-RNA tech similar to Pfizer and Moderna. Also the extra trick of using the different adenovirus for the second dose. I assumed they were using deactivated virus particles l
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by vondur 6y ago
Well it was said that Prussia was an Army with a nation vs. everywhere else. (nation with an Army) This militaristic attitude most likely fed the mindset of crushing of the Revolts of 1848 in Germany, and probably had a big influence on sta
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by vondur 6y ago
I don't think so. If they had to offer support for these services that they provide now, people would have to pay for it. At this point so many people have been using free email, photos storage etc.. that I can't imagine many peop
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by vondur 6y ago
I wonder is something as simple as two factor authentication for those who have access to the build servers may have helped prevent something like this attack?
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by vondur 6y ago
If I remember correctly, Anti-Fungal drugs can have some pretty serious side effects.
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by vondur 6y ago
I'd assume the traditional route of using virus particles for the vaccine would be used. In fact, I think that's what the Chinese and Russians are using.
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by vondur 6y ago
Surprising it took so long. I wonder if you are going to get some sort of certificate that proves you have been vaccinated for COVID once they roll out to everyone.

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