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by zodPod 10y ago
That's true!
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by zodPod 10y ago
That said, the image I linked specifically named Glyphosate while the story you posted appears to be saying that it wasn't Glyphosate, it was the co-formulants that are a problem, unless I'm misunderstanding?
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by zodPod 10y ago
lol shit I picked some random GMO related shareable. Guess I picked the wrong one..
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by zodPod 10y ago
From this, you need an LED sign in your yard "Your speed is: [speed] MPH and your car is being photographed"
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by zodPod 10y ago
Wow. Reading that story annoyed me. Someone really wrote that with all of those obvious inaccuracies in it and someone actually believed it? THen I remember that people share shit 10x worse than this on FB and I got sad instead of annoye
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by zodPod 10y ago
And it really is more of a measurement device than a detector. The car is there one way or another, it's measuring the speed of it. Maybe a "Linux Speed Measurer" however that starts to sound like it's related to measur
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by zodPod 10y ago
I agree. As someone with some small computers laying around but non of which are pis NOR have I any pis available, I saw the title and lost a bit of interest but figured I'd read on anyway. Turns out, the pi isn't even necessary
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by zodPod 10y ago
I've been considering building something like this for a while. We live by a busy highway and a TON of cars pass on a daily basis. I'm really just interested in counting the number of them though I love data so anything that I c
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by zodPod 10y ago
In the article, the guy seemed to believe that it wasn't the serial number. That it was something you had to turn the computer on for or something. > Derek tells the woman the C-number is off. Not the serial number—they were lookin
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by zodPod 10y ago
Walmart/Great Value has been heading toward this as well. For a while they had fancy images on their products now they're just stating what they are.
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by zodPod 10y ago
Haha nice! I was assuming someone was going to do some web screening before hiring people.
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by zodPod 10y ago
This sounds like it could be used for the wrong purpose for sure.. Are you working for some nosy employer?
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by zodPod 10y ago
That's a good question. Not sure!
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by zodPod 10y ago
Really awesome project @andrewgodwin! I'd love to do something like this for Pittsburgh as well!
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by zodPod 10y ago
Or, they could come up with a unique name. lol I don't understand why the trendy thing is naming things poorly. We just had this popup here the other day with the "Hydrogen" project which the guy used without research and it
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by zodPod 10y ago
It makes me feel like it's a Chinese knockoff of Tesla.
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by zodPod 10y ago
I've thought this too. They pick some of the weirdest places to try to host this stuff. I guess they're trying to bring the areas up or something but if the place can't handle daily life what makes anyone think they can han
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by zodPod 10y ago
THIS. What is with the stupid single noun names that mean nothing? It may be trendy but it's useless..
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by zodPod 10y ago
OMFG lol! Davey McDaveface!
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by zodPod 10y ago
Wtf is with the max of 10mL? That's asinine. God forbid anyone get a bulk discount..?
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by zodPod 10y ago
So, like... Is this a thing now? I guess... I'll be the new Satoshi?
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by zodPod 10y ago
YES lol This was my first thought as well! "Facebook awarded a 10 year old"
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by zodPod 10y ago
The guy above is correct. The order said 5-8 days and I ordered it on Monday and needed it Saturday. 5 days could have possibly allowed it to arrive on time even within the window and I had past experiences where Amazon had just shoved st
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by zodPod 10y ago
That's fair with custom things but when you're on a lab hardware site looking at a centrifuge for a home lab and you're curious how much it costs and they have "Call for Quote" listed, it's just infuriating. T
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by zodPod 10y ago
Seriously! Think about how we deal with Android/iPhone apps. I go to Five Below or a Dollar Store and stock up on $2-$3 items that are kind of neat even venturing into the $5 range occasionally for "premium garbage" yet I ge
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by zodPod 10y ago
THIS. When I go to a website that doesn't have prices listed and you have to "Call for a Quote" I move on. I know the prices are going to be garbage and it's not worth my time to deal with the idiots on the other end t
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by zodPod 10y ago
Previous to buying Prime, I ordered things that would be in a "Preparing to Ship" status for a week before actually shipping out. Upon contacting Amazon they informed me that they literally will not ship for a period of time if y
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by zodPod 10y ago
I'd guess the latter. Wired has become pretty lame the last several years. I loved it as a kid but it's just crap now anyway. Mostly just top 500 things to buy lists anyway.
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by zodPod 10y ago
Agreed. Similarly, I stopped even bothering with links to Wired articles after they started too.
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by zodPod 10y ago
Seriously! Especially for a company as big as facebook!

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