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Comment #49248756
I had one of those Apple speakers (HomePod Mini) and the only other thing I ever did with it was speaker phone calls. It was really good that that. I ended up selling it for $50 or…
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Comment #49214412
Major W for Australia.
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Comment #49213834
What did the prepared mustard ever do to you? You're far, far more likely to get fatty liver disease from products sold by companies like Diageo and Bacardi.
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Comment #49199467
I can tell from some of the pixels, and from seeing quite a few 'shops in my time.
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Comment #49113220
I visited Colonia del Sacramento on a day trip from Buenos Aires, and I remember these beautiful tiles all over the old town.
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Comment #49113121
I'd love to hear about the game ROM. This post is just focusing on a new, slight variant of the packaging, as if the game is a collectible like a stamp or coin.
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Comment #49112037
I was expecting to read about a new variant of the game ROM itself. But, this just sounds like a new, slight variant of the packaging. It almost feels more like stamp or coin colle…
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Comment #49101335
Electric utilities are certainly building out infrastructure. It's needlessly costly and slow in a lot of places, but it's happening.
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Comment #49101316
The conversion to all-electric homes is more recent, and hasn't even started in some places. Here in Canada, some jurisdictions require newly constructed houses and apartments to h…
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Comment #48997022
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Comment #48986587
There was never a Canada-wide US alcohol ban. In places like Ontario, which admittedly is the most populous province by far, the purchaser for the government-run liquor stores (LCB…
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Comment #48984732
This is off-topic, but I find it surprising that relatively small Stockholm is so high on the list.
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Comment #48960539
The "that's a XY problem" guys always seem to think they're the smartest in the room.
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Comment #48950066
We must have different definitions of the word "related".
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Comment #48947863
I remember George Takei shilling those things.
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Comment #48929641
MARC? MARCEL? Come on
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Comment #48898038
I gave away all my ISA cards for free, including my AWE64 Gold.
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Comment #48850478
Most of the tomatoes and cucumbers I buy here in Alberta year-round are greenhouse grown in-province. Our electric power here is basically natural gas with a bit of wind and hydro.…
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Comment #48809779
But the top of the lid is unlined, I think.
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Comment #48808450
The lack of apostrophe in "dont" makes me think at least part of it was written manually. It's also a totally readable article, really.
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Comment #48808094
What is the leaching risk, though? If aluminum does get in your food, is it bad for you in a specific way, or is it more like iron?
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Comment #48807485
"Plastic" in general isn't toxic as a liner. It's used in plumbing, and in zillions of containers for potable water and foods. When you get food from even a nice restaurant, they p…
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Comment #48807450
I use a glass/Pyrex dish, but put foil on top. I guess you could use a fitted glass lid instead, depending on the container.
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Comment #48806308
It's non-toxic and food safe, and yet a significant number of people on the internet still act like it's poison that will give you Alzheimer's. I wonder how many of those people to…