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erghjunk
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Comment #48464817
Nice branding. I wonder how much butterfly habitat has been/is being replaced with data centers?
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Comment #48194078
this site never fails to impress me with how in-depth it is. I (re) started running several years ago and the world of shoes is dizzying. I still don't have a great grasp on it but…
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Comment #48180461
the episode about the ice breaking up - where everyone is acting out of character - is one of my favorite episodes of television. great show.
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Comment #47764389
Been said, but you can outright buy Capture One with no subscription. I am a fuji shooter and have been using C1 in this way for quite a while now.
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Comment #47365477
this is outstanding.
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Comment #46976098
that's an insane amount of noise at 200 ISO.
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Comment #46951383
I would be just fine with a return to Craigslist but it's still mostly useless in my neck of the woods despite once being the main (digital) tool for p2p sales.
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Comment #46950042
I have a similar story. I quit in like 2016 or so and 9ish years later I wanted to shop for a used car for my oldest kid. I know already, of course, that Facebook now holds a monop…
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Comment #46576467
I tried it (PopOS) on my old gaming laptop. It worked when it worked but when it didn't, it REALLY didn't. Linux unfortunately does not support my preferred (which I use semi-profe…
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Comment #46517777
incredible project but unless I'm misunderstanding what he is comparing it to, this is only a few hundred dollars/euros less than a used leica m digital body per a quick ebay searc…
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Comment #44816937
assuming that you're talking about a driver's license, you're leaving out the important steps of passing driving tests and, more importantly, having a car.
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Comment #44592242
thank you.
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Comment #44580969
We're counting down the days to August 30 in our house as my spouse is a NASA contractor who works at a program with a current expected budget cut of 40%, IIRC. I sure hope these b…
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Comment #44523060
~25 years ago I could have taken you to multiple entirely dead streams within a 20 minute drive of where I grew up - and you don't get very far in 20 minutes on Appalachian roads. …
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Comment #44521628
I'm not going to dispute your over-arching point (because I know the data very well), but as a lifelong resident of Appalachia, I can assure you there has been some real and signif…
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Comment #43400919
The video of this was the first big file that my brother and I downloaded from the internet circa 1995-6 or so. It took a long, long time over our measly 14.4 connection but it was…
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Comment #42816260
The median home price graphic and statistic is pretty astonishing. This site: https://dqydj.com/historical-home-prices/ has the same data in a format where you can adjust the time …
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Comment #37778735
> The degree of "El Nino" influence is presumably known, and if its strength is not related with global warming in complicated and unknown ways it would be good to overlay it as a …
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Comment #36906504
lone star ticks and dog ticks are relatively easy to spot as they are "big" in the grand scheme of things, but they are still pretty tiny. deer ticks, the primary carrier of lyme d…
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Comment #36902536
No, off trail - hunting, fishing, mushroom hunting, flipping rocks, playing around etc. Ticks are everywhere that animals are in my experience, however, and a hiking trail is no ex…
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Comment #36902192
Just seeing this now - as other posters have stated, I use the low concentration clothing treatment, the Sawyer brand specifically. It works very well and even seems to last for th…
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Comment #36899058
It's worth taking the time to learn to ID the lone star tick if you haven't already as it is thought to be the main carrier, per the CDC page linked from the original article [0]. …
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Comment #27710577
13,500 mi is... not much. would have assumed it to be much higher since this article is only concerned about carbon. it's a bit of a shame this article didn't also do this analysis…
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Comment #27040333
yes.