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Modified3019
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Comment #49175153
Funny enough the parts of the lawn that are still grass are what force me to go out and mow it before the seed heads start spewing pollen. Though if you’re allergic to the hay too …
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Comment #49130299
It’s one of those sort of articles by someone who has a hobby of philosophy. For non-hobbyists trying to extract information from it, it becomes an effort of self flagellation. A g…
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Comment #49130189
Better clarified here: https://elmiram.github.io/anime-professions/ >The headline: 17 jobs anime never names >Renderable ISCO occupations with zero confirmed mentions — even across…
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Comment #49014436
Another thing to look into if you love plasma, are toroids (donuts). Example video demonstration: https://youtu.be/Q4sUre79ncA More if you liked that: Zerg Labs [TeslaCoilPro]: htt…
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Comment #49014168
I love plasma so much, I have multiple “Jr.” globes from Aurora Plasma Design (which have a voltage? adjustment knob), some gas tubes, ancient indicator bulbs from Ukraine/Russia, …
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Comment #49013897
It’s the opposite, they do it to fit in more commercials, because apparently people don’t switch away when they talk over songs.
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Comment #49013812
Listening to the local collage radio during my teens was formative, and the exposure to all kinds of things I would have never had heard otherwise still heavily colors my musical t…
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Comment #49009367
This reads like it’s been machine generated.
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Comment #48944334
The “it’s built so everything is under compression” is great thing to bring up, but fyi your link is AI generated, filled with senseless repetition and “it’s not just x, it’s y”. L…
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Comment #48941071
Had this happen to me just last week. Had forgotten to change the “to download into” directory in an GOG archive script after migration to a new system. Filled a folder on the syst…
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Comment #48880466
Damn. As a commenter on the page put it, this was “compulsively readable”, I didn’t expect to read the whole thing. Definitely a great read if you have a parent that has had severe…
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Comment #48824069
I have a dodge ram (work provided truck) with lane assist. I had it completely disabled for two years because it was awful and possibly dangerous as you mentioned, though I’d enabl…
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Comment #48818520
The videos don’t seem to load for me. On iPhone/ios, tried safari Orion, Firefox. https://imgur.com/a/mN7PRXJ
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Comment #48818455
Same here, on iPhone tried with safari, Orion, and Firefox, all basically the same. Looks like: https://imgur.com/a/AlEHsQQ
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Comment #48808355
I work for a large agricultural company, in my part of it we sell fertilizer, chemical, and agronomic services. As part of this, we end up putting out a lot of trials so we can act…
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Comment #48789003
Science if finally catching up to Werner Herzog >Of course there's a lot of misery, but it is the same misery that is all around us. The trees here are in misery, and the birds are…
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Comment #48772539
Hah, yeah same. I grew up in a house built with hand tools sometime around 1910 (family bought it from an old lady whose father built it), not a single corner was square (though th…
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Comment #48737335
That would actually be an interesting thing to read about
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Comment #48724556
> "Those who do not understand Unix Funny enough, that right there is the actual fundamental problem here. I am reminded of a post or blog long ago that talked about programmable t…
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Comment #48669795
In case you haven’t considered, HDDs work great for this, since write wear out isn’t really a factor for those. ZFS can also help batch together TXG’s until they hit time or size l…
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Comment #48665998
For me it’s Dark Reader ( https://github.com/darkreader/darkreader ) which can be installed on at least chrome and Firefox desktop browsers, and safari and Kagi on iPhones. I use i…
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Comment #48616809
For Asrock, it should be fixed in any bios with 1.3.0.1b Looking at Asrock consumer motherboards, it’s been rolled out to some but not all yet. The AGESA for that Asrock rack board…
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Comment #48612878
They’ve been doing a bunch of stuff in agesa updates regarding memory stability lately, and also recently broke and fixed setting manual speed on DDR5 memory with ECC enabled (basi…
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Comment #48599805
There are various sizes/shapes of stickers intended to either dim or block led lights if aesthetics are important.
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Comment #48517432
FYI, the “?si=*” part of your link is what Google uses to track you, you can just remove it.