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tremendo
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Comment #37625181
As others mention already, the problem is the plastic, not the microwave, even the article ends with "Go with glass". There have to be many alternatives but I happened upon cookany…
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Comment #33168981
Or pushing keys with a stylus, a pencil with the eraser side, or some other object that won't leave a thermal print?
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Comment #32966309
I don't know whether it's a better suggestion, but telenovelas (and there are plenty of those) will likely help one learn Spanish better, or better Spanish, while using more realis…
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Comment #32277537
From what I can see it's most famous IN that area, not "from". Looking in Australia I see a lot of not-australians.
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Comment #32277369
Picasso was from Spain, so is it then the most famous from? or in? a Country
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Comment #32257772
Personally I don't care they're just copying a rival. I do not have/use Tiktok and do easily spend a good chunk of time looking at the "reels" in IG. Even if most of these turn out…
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Comment #32228118
Including a famous misquote
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Comment #31995219
Small scale. Where I grew up a billion had 12 zeroes, nowadays it has 9. It's a thousand millions, not a million millions.
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Comment #26048588
As soon as I read "financial securities fraud identified in SEC filings…" immediately brought to mind an article in Bloomberg [1]: "Securities fraud is a universal regulatory regim…
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Comment #25788154
Memepool was my favorite source for interesting or fun links to follow. For "more intelligent" links (related to Web dev. IA, programming, etc) I frequented Tomalak's Realm. I see …
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Comment #21162281
I have done this a few times, and got inconsistent results. Distance to mirror, or camera to face, positioning of the ruler, they all seem to induce variability. Once I got a repro…
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Comment #21138416
Well, yes, as a mexican living in the U.S. I am frequently dismayed at the use of "pico de gallo" and "burrito", and even tried to resist, but it is a losing battle. Now even the a…
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Comment #20722058
Still, if TV isn't online, you don't give it access to your network, that doesn't go anywhere.
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Comment #20707634
What data? If the TV isn't online, then why would you enter any data on it? I guess you could always connect a Roku and then give your data to Roku, or a Chromecast since Google al…
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Comment #19649851
What about the image of my face I left behind on the subway, or on the field during an ultimate frisbee game? Sure you can keep my image on your camera, or photo print, but you may…
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Comment #19488068
to get $700 in rewards, you have to charge $35,000 on it, that's almost $3,000 monthly. I guess that would be doable if including rent and utilities (I doubt you can pay a mortgage…
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Comment #18957967
> …and respect the weight. All it takes is a lapse in concentration. In my case, my grip started to fail mid set. So I switched (from overhand to mixed), next rep that wasn't enoug…
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Comment #18642519
I am from México, and came here to comment because the posted website says "Mexico is part of Central America", and well, No. México is definitely, absolutely, unequivocally in Nor…
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Comment #18460353
Does the guy have a smartphone?
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Comment #18188721
I have to mention that it precedes "Día de todos los santos" so it's (or was) a two-day celebration. First remember the dead, then celebrate they've gone to heaven.
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Comment #18188698
I am 55 and we did celebrate Día de Muertos back in the 60's. Then we would bring flowers for our deceased, and outside (and inside) the cemetery it would be a lively scene with ba…
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Comment #17897128
Many of those sites were designed with such bandwidth, resolution and color constraints. I wonder if they could add some sort of toggle to see display those images in the original …
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Comment #17191537
For this only the notice that it's turned off comes up for me. Great. Alas it's Google that knows everywhere I've been https://google.com/maps/timeline?pb
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Comment #17180666
I disagree, and feel as I mentioned that they candidate's history is more relevant than their age and a non-defined over-qualification. In any case, when that's a worry, bring it u…
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Comment #17180201
In which case the applicant's employment history would be a lot more relevant. As in, have they been job-hopping, historically "not-lasting" at a job? or do they commit to their wo…