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SnaggyJoker
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Comment #38450423
I'm fairly certain the author is speaking to the functionality of the application.
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Comment #37413338
Kind of makes you wonder if the first arrow heads were formed when someone was trying to make a sphere and struck the rock with flint (or one of the other suitable stones) and acci…
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Comment #37413286
Successfully? Probably not.
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Comment #36442017
Lab grown meat would work for it's supposed target market. Anything else is an attempt to dupe the dullards.
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Comment #36427323
Interesting how they call it cultivated meat instead of lab grown meat. It's almost like the idea of artificially constructed meat products is unpalatable to the masses and to incr…
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Comment #36188650
I ran into this issue in the most unexpected of classes. I took some vehicle repair courses as electives and there was an online module despite the majority of class time being spe…
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Comment #35730108
That's one of the major unspoken reasons of why "too big to fail" corporations are bailed out. They're also often used to supply things the government wants such as n95 masks durin…
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Comment #34897481
I have found that listening to audiobooks at 1.35X speed is the "best value" speed. It shortens the amount of time wasted on silence and is still comprehensible. Going any faster t…
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Comment #34394885
You could always use a quill and ink too.
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Comment #34325816
Pretty sure nobody looks forward to getting older except for the young. People plan towards retirement which is usually just looking forwards to not having to work anymore. People …
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Comment #33402052
Yeah and bacteria would build up in the reserve tank. An inline filter of some sort could be used for particles but that would require maintenance. There would also be soap scum bu…
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Comment #33400203
If they used less hot water they would use less energy heating the water. That was the original thought until I went off on the tangent about saving the hot water in a separate tan…
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Comment #33399595
The same tank could be connected to the sink too, turning any toilet into a toilet sink.
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Comment #33398241
You could also switch to a water conserving mist shower and reduce the amount of heated water used for the shower. You could also reclaim the water from the shower for use in the t…
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Comment #33256399
I didn't know Netflix already offered games, and after looking at the selection I'm not surprised.
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Comment #33256183
What fuels the debate more than anything is how easily and quickly the goalposts move in discussion over COVID and the vaccines. The inconsistency and the blatant suppression of di…
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Comment #32846302
It was a $3,848,211 study https://taggs.hhs.gov/Detail/AwardDetail?arg_AwardNum=R01AG0... I wonder what the multivitamin was.
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Comment #32355347
At this point a company is going to need to produce a "deceased cubicle human detection" robot for the few holdouts 40 years from now.
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Comment #32087076
It would likely be called a "new technological freedom" from hackers and scams etc. Like how the marxists like to call marxist monetary policy a "new economic freedom".
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Comment #32025739
Imagine the mayhem when the bug rights activists free all the crickets.
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Comment #31134836
The article doesn't mention the ideological trend Netflix has been having in it's programming. Many people are tiring of having views forced on them and on their favored franchises…
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Comment #31134717
Something you will find is that sometimes you can become friends with the owners of the speciality shops and borrow their tools. I have run into this in the automotive repair field…