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by xattt 2y ago
Likely suppressed by Colonialists.
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by xattt 2y ago
This is likely a complete coincidence, so take my experience with a grain of salt. However… I am somewhat convinced that creatine caused me to develop appendicitis last summer about 5 days into a supplementation cycle. My best guess is that
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by xattt 2y ago
> Maybe it's not that home is bad, but the fact you ended up there. Particularly when vocational and transition supports are available from the VA.
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by xattt 2y ago
I take this post with suspicion. I often see amateur mycologists that are very excited about their hobby. This kind of enthusiasm is exactly what I would expect from a fungus or at least someone who is under fungal control. I’m onto you, mu
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by xattt 2y ago
Even if this was the case, this is a (somewhat) solved problem. Look at how Formula E deals with limited range.
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by xattt 2y ago
“Backorder”
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by xattt 2y ago
> …no lights except candle light after 930pm… I am imagining a household transforming into Amish roleplay by 9:30 PM. I’ve achieved a similar-but-less-impactful effect by putting Zwave dimmer switches where I could, and setting the turn-
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by xattt 2y ago
ICEs operate on a range of frequencies, so it blends into a form of “white noise”. Cars from the same manufacturer typically have the same LSWA that stays at a single tone and might change in pitch only slightly with speed. The spectrum cov
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by xattt 2y ago
Looking forward to the cacophony of low-speed warning sounds in rush hour traffic! Perhaps it will be disabled by geofence on freeways by that time.
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by xattt 2y ago
It’s HyperCards all the way down.
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by xattt 2y ago
Tangent, but was the difference between Shockwave, Flash and Shockwave Flash? I remember that Shockwave came first and Flash followed. I also remember how the HDD would thrash whenever a website called on the Macromedia plug-in to be loaded
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by xattt 2y ago
You can usually euthanize the lobster before cooking it by spiking it at the top of its head, or by freezing it. At some point, there’s a personal decision to be made as to whether the inhumanity of eating a crustacean that was alive shortl
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by xattt 2y ago
> how else will they satisfy shareholders with ever-growing profits? Typing as a service, with characters billed by the keystroke. A mixture of Wheel of Fortune and Scrabble rules apply. Vowels are free, but rare consonants or letter com
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by xattt 2y ago
Boiling pot escape is not possible if said lobsters have been humanely euthanized.
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by xattt 2y ago
The heat! Many plasma displays had a faint heat you would feel on your face if you were near that I found uncomfortable. I am not sure if others felt the same.
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by xattt 2y ago
Thanks for the detailed! RAAC didn’t parse as a concrete type on first read of your higher comment, but it’s now tied all together. :)
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by xattt 2y ago
I had the good fortune in being able to attend a couple of corporate receptions as a kid, where I had free roam over some of the exhibit halls in after-hours. It was incredible.
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by xattt 2y ago
> If they can’t use the lightweight concrete they used in the 60s… Was there something about lightweight concrete from the 1960s that would preclude its use today? Asbestos fibres?
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by xattt 2y ago
The hilarity is the ongoing multi-decade saga about what should be done with the roof now: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8BrUmBjDPzQ
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by xattt 2y ago
It wasn’t the full experience of the OSC that we had as kids. The walk across the bridge (also closed over structural concerns) and the gradual descent over the course of your visit into the Don Valley subconsciously tied science with the n
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by xattt 2y ago
It is amazing that modern medicine has extended authors’ afterlife by 56 years!
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by xattt 2y ago
Especially when another country is undercutting domestic production of others in order to impose an Orwellian ideology.
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by xattt 2y ago
Dithered content stands out because it’s an outlier in a world of smooth gradients. We’d be clamouring for the opposite if everything was dithered.
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by xattt 2y ago
There is an iOS/iPad OS version! It’s a killer app for kids.
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by xattt 2y ago
My spouse and I have a modest income disparity. For fairness, I’ve created a spreadsheet for bi-weekly core budgeting (i.e. each payday) that takes the percentage of each of our incomes and shows what amount (by percentage) we “owe” for a g
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by xattt 2y ago
My co-workers once told me their experience about caring for an older epileptic patient. Many patients with epilepsy continue to take the same meds for decades if the meds work for them, which means you’ll encounter some ancient drugs. This
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by xattt 2y ago
The trick is to figure out the corporate email name format, find out the names of the members of the board and email them.
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by xattt 2y ago
> Why are [large vehicles] so exciting to a kid? Perhaps it is obvious: they are loud, big, fast, complex, powerful. There is the element of danger. Adaptively, there must be a survival advantage for children who are curious about loud,
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Earliest sunset and latest sunrise aren’t on the same day as the solstice(larry.denenberg.com)
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by xattt 2y ago
Have you considered running busbars from your closest pole transformer?

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