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by yareally 3y ago
I think you're confusing RO for distilled water.
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by yareally 3y ago
From the article: "His sentencing has been set for 28 March."
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by yareally 3y ago
You can usually get expensive chocolate for pretty cheap right after a holiday is over from supermarkets or convenience stores (CVS/Walgreens). I'll buy enough to last until the next big holiday (Xmas, Valentine's, Easter, Ha
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by yareally 3y ago
Waze still works pretty well despite being acquired by Google years ago
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by yareally 3y ago
Only for new accounts > "Without providing an exact timeframe, Google says that new developers with individual accounts (as opposed to new Organization accounts) will be required to test apps with 20 people or more for 2 weeks or lo
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The largest musical instrument in the world is underground in a Virginia cave(npr.org)
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by yareally 3y ago
Eh, Frasier is definitely a narcissist, but I wouldn't go that far. He means well, but typically only if it also benefits him. That tends to be most protagonists in sitcoms though. Frasier was a static character and didn't really
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Brightly colored primrose moths stunning but rarely spotted(dispatch.com)
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by yareally 3y ago
The shorebird that frequents parking lot islands more than actual ones? It's probably them, unless you're close to the ocean or the great lakes. I saw some rare piping plovers though the other year on Lake Erie. I used to have a
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by yareally 3y ago
We're assuming the loss affects all bird species uniformly and that location (urban, suburban, rural, shore, etc) does not matter. I'm not an expert, but I would guess both have an impact on losses. Migratory (either regional or
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by yareally 3y ago
There was a discussion about that on hn recently. It was really about crows, but ravens are close cousins. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34139048
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by yareally 3y ago
Hah, speaking of budgies, I failed to latch the door on my budgie's cage one day and the cheeky little fella figured out he could push it open to escape. We originally found him at a bird feeder outside, so I should have known he was c
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by yareally 3y ago
Birds usually line the inside their nests with something more delicate and soft. Two of the birds citied in the paper are crows and cockatoos--two of the smartest birds out there. I wager they know what they're doing. I imagine they li
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by yareally 3y ago
Snapchat bought them last year. Probably related.
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by yareally 3y ago
I always thought of mourning doves as the pigeon of the suburbs, but I may be biased from seeing them at bird feeders
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by yareally 3y ago
I feel like it doesn't really pick up until season 3. The first two seasons are semi required for some character building, but many of those episodes can be skipped. DS9 had the most depth by the end due in part from being on a space s
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by yareally 3y ago
> doing something to make yourself feel better at the expense of the others you're claiming to help > There has to be some name for this phenomenon in psychology. Narcissism? I don't believe everyone that does this is one, b
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by yareally 3y ago
I feel like there's a need for a client application that makes signing up and connecting to both appear to be unified network to the end user
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by yareally 3y ago
> "and lake cabins are like $50k" As a resident of the state below, I've been looking at cabins. Any recommendations?
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by yareally 3y ago
You're telling me they can't restrict which GPUs are allowed to run on their hardware and OS? They can test and bless a handful. Unless I'm missing something, it's not an all or nothing decision
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by yareally 3y ago
12.5%? That's roughly 1 in 8 subreddits
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by yareally 3y ago
That's actually a misquote: > "Ben Rich is constantly misquoted as saying “We now have the technology to take E.T home.” That is not what he said. At the end of his presentation he showed his final slide, a picture of a disk-sh
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by yareally 3y ago
Tomorrow is the anniversary of D-Day
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by yareally 3y ago
That one is pretty large, but the National Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio is the largest and oldest military aviation museum in the world. They have 2 SR-71s, one of which is the prototype YF-12 interceptor[1] meant to engage in air-to-ai
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by yareally 3y ago
The liquidity would be terrible and all retail trading. Most CME futures are bought and sold by Market Makers, not us retail little guys. The liquidity on Nasdaq (NQ) or S&P (ES) futures are so impressive that I can put in a sell stop
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by yareally 3y ago
It's an opinion article in the WSJ.
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by yareally 3y ago
As long as they're not fully clipped, they can still fly, but they don't get a ton of lift. Parrot owners typically do it so they don't accidentally fly outside and end up in a worse situation than a few clipped feathers that
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by yareally 3y ago
I don't have the context of the research you read, but I've seen my budgies try to socialize and play with all of the following in a similar fashion: - other budgies - my green cheek conure (who isn't sure what they're d
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by yareally 3y ago
It's actually illegal to import parrots into the United States now. Nearly all the ones that are here are not going to live out in the wild and survive. I see this discussion about freeing them all the time, but that ship sailed when t
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by yareally 4y ago
A little farther back, but the writings of Mark Twain come to mind. https://web.archive.org/web/20221216033948/https://www.theat...

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