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aqme28
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About aqme28
Brazilian Jiujitsu brown belt too
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Comment #49222454
Yes, I meant given a similar cut ofc
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Comment #49200979
If you cook enough you can tell by feel
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Comment #49174596
I don’t know if I am convinced. Russia also uses a lot of Iranian drones, which presumably are going to have supply troubles because of this war.
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Comment #49138089
I agree with their point but I really don’t get this metaphor.
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Comment #49112222
What point is there in gasoline if we can get better energy storage in batteries?
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Comment #49082036
I wish this worked a little better. It doesn't solve motion sickness for me when looking at my phone in a car, but it does seem to make it a little less severe.
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Comment #49008210
I agree with you, but even then it's still going to be someone's backyard
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Comment #49007596
Or maybe the third rate version would have made different choices, and those may have due to pure chance worked out well for us.
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Comment #49006089
I feel like you're suffering from some sort of confirmation bias. I've worked under a top talent CEO, and the company collapsed. He made some gambles and they just didn't work out.…
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Comment #48994480
That's what happens when you make them the most highly-funded police force in the world. They start looking around for new jurisdictions.
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Comment #48992454
I'm not even convinced that this fits your definition. A distillation "attack" doesn't evade the security system in the sense of hacking past a login. The only part of the "securit…
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Comment #48977701
Tends to have a lot of unfortunate pushback from the well-connected people who like to live on coastlines.
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Comment #48977691
That has nothing to do with it. Congress should still have to declare an operation like what is happening in Iran.
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Comment #48977660
> Also USA is very sensitive about the other side's civilian deaths. I'd argue that it's not sensitive enough. We've bombed schools and desalination plants. If your goal in a war i…
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Comment #48892509
I believe in a "reasonable expectation of privacy" standard. A drone could hover outside my window watching me, but I don't think that would make people feel comfortable.
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Comment #48891663
Crime rates are actually lower on transit than in a car: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1077291X2... The perception of crime and danger is strangely very invert…
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Comment #48891596
> Public transit is dangerous because of crime What was it you said? Assertions made without evidence? Edit: I looked into it and crime rates are actually lower on transit than in …
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Comment #48890048
Oh don’t worry there is plenty of evidence Deaths per billion miles via car: 7.3 Train: 0.43 From https://www.vox.com/2015/5/14/8606195/train-safety-driving-c... but you can just g…
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Comment #48889559
I believe this is based on actual average usage, not by assuming the vehicles are full.
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Comment #48889541
You're completely wrong on safety. Driving is much much more dangerous than trains by orders of magnitude. I know what you're getting at when you write safety, but I want to be cle…
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Comment #48806321
Unfortunately, the gambling industry is going to have a much wealthier and more powerful lobby than any effort to displace it.
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Comment #48730050
> 30 years for that seems harsh though I anticipate they will be pardoned by the next Democratic Party President. I really doubt it.
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Comment #48702013
Thank goodness. I can’t leave my laptop for a second unattended because my cat loves nothing more than to dance on the keyboard. I’ve need something like this.
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Comment #48555384
Well, when your stock is massively overpriced it's a smart time to buy stuff with it.