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Comment #42061906
Not true, restrictive states had significantly lower mortality. Mask mandates being the most significant factor. The largest gaps in mortality occur in the latter half of 2020 and …
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Comment #36297582
The sea surface temperature data is from NOAA and the sea ice extent data is from JAXA. His claims are not difficult to verify, if you follow the citations.
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Comment #34055111
DCCC site calls out the personal finance and ponzi stuff on August 24: https://web.archive.org/web/20220824162022/ttps://dccc.org/t... Word is that state party officials tried to g…
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Comment #34054967
The opposition pointed out his shady personal finances and ponzi stuff publicly, months before the election. Press apparently weren't interested at the time.
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Comment #27789469
Likely restrictive zoning. In much of North America, commercial and mixed-use buildings are not permitted in areas zoned for single-family residences.
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Comment #27388683
The reason it doesn't make sense is that I think everyone (even his defenders) are misreading the offending sentence. "If I were a Jew" is meant to inform his "concern" not his "ap…
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Comment #20356209
You must walk before you can run. An Oregon carbon tax could serve as a model to others, and help inch us toward international consensus. It's a coordination problem; signalling se…
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Comment #20259362
It astounds me that an article about government officials going on an unwarranted fishing expedition through a journalist's entire digital life would be flagged on HN. Particularly…
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Comment #17361764
You can reopen tabs in a private window, but the session appears to be lost when you close the window.
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Comment #17355784
The draft explicitly excludes hyperlinks from copyright protection. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL...
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Comment #16718439
Not that much longer. This mass extinction is believed to be 10-100 times faster than any previous.
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Comment #16713062
Yes, but it'd be very slow. Lye would be much more effective. But any solution strong enough to saponify the grease will be strong enough to damage your skin, so use gloves. I usua…
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Comment #16713007
Low pH cleaners are fine. Higher pH such as dishwasher detergent will strip the seasoning.
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Comment #16712434
Wiping with vinegar will cause rust. You want to go the other way - alkalis will convert grease into soluble compounds without damaging the steel.
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Comment #16652636
Gun ownership rates have been falling, not rising. http://www.norc.org/PDFs/GSS%20Reports/GSS_Trends%20in%20Gun...
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Comment #16336870
The author is incorrect - his shoe is a Vapor Glove 2, not a 3 - as evidenced by the design and clearly visibly label. And the Vapor Glove is definitely not a follow-up to the Trai…
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Comment #16175965
The requisite starch for dondurma (Turkish ice cream) is banned from export, due to the rarity of the orchids that produce it (also slow growth and very low yields). I'd be surpris…
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Comment #16167235
A trademark is more precarious than a patent. If you don't defend the trademark in a timely manner, the infringer can make a laches defense. Unchecked infringement - however minor …
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Comment #16129272
Clove oil works well, according to Dave Arnold: http://www.cookingissues.com/index.html%3Fp=5731.html
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Comment #16044614
Honeybees are not native to North America. They actually may have a negative impact on native species.