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by AngryData 18d ago
You would have had a better point if you didn't include cocaine which is only really dangerous for people with severe heart problems or by using it in combination with depressive drugs that it temporarily suppresses. If cocaine was rea
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by AngryData 19d ago
Yes, if you want a good stable foundation for any structural base you want your medium to be sharp and irregular so it locks together. Round material, be it sand or rocks, can be pushed around more like a liquid. Sharp and irregular get tan
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by AngryData 19d ago
If grubs are numerous enough for crows or moles or anything else to invade your lawn, the grubs themselves would have killed your lawn. Ive seen it so many times on lawns "Oh no the moles are killing my yard, what do I do?" &quo
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by AngryData 20d ago
Depends on how much warming. Some areas of the UP are colder temperature wise, but because it stays below freezing most of the winter the humidity stays low and it doesn't feel so bad. Where as some lower areas in Michigan now regularl
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by AngryData 20d ago
I still don't understand why people atill use paypal. It has veena shitty and shady company from the start and never got any better. They are known thieves that use political games to illegally seize money and get to keep it until you
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by AngryData 20d ago
And how has such distain for large parts of a population turned out in the past? Short term people sometimes get away with it, longer term and their society crashes when people start taking action. But it doesn't always take a long tim
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by AngryData 21d ago
Centrifuge and nuclear technology is not some latest and greatest super complicated and barely understood technology with hard to source components anymore. Old restrictions like ball bearings quality on export and such are basically meanin
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by AngryData 21d ago
Yeah and the romans were 80% of the way to a steam engine. It only took another 2000 years to complete it.
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by AngryData 21d ago
It isn't confirmed but their stories do match some geological and enviromental events going back that far.
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by AngryData 21d ago
It would be better if they weren't treated like dogs to begin with and they shouldn't be allowed to undercut local labor costs. Nor should the jail receive 75% of their wage on top of the 400% markup on commissary items they alrea
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by AngryData 21d ago
Im not sure I would call "You can sit in a concrete box all day and then eat food that was rejected from the dog food plant" versus "Go outside for awhile doing some work, be able to buy a pack of prepackaged ramen when you a
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by AngryData 21d ago
I myself would trust produce from smaller local farms more than larger farms, however I also live near the farms and know what is in season and don't deal with the problems of people reselling food like they often do in "farmers m
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by AngryData 22d ago
Well it would also hurt crop yields which still isn't great.
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by AngryData 22d ago
Even NASA uses AUs and degrees which are both not metric.
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by AngryData 23d ago
I will agree that dumping is probably just bad overall. But the US, and much of the rest of the world, allows it to happen both within and outside of their countries, sometimes even financially supporting it with government programs. So I r
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by AngryData 23d ago
How is locally producing military equipment versus buying extremely expensive US uberl33t overkill hardware suppose to hurt the EU? It not like the US was just giving Europe free armaments. Yeah sure they won't be producing any F35s or
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by AngryData 23d ago
But we do have to consider how the speed in which it is dropping. China uses about the same percentage of fossil fuels for energy production as the US right now, but more of it is coal so it is dirtier. However they are aggressively install
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by AngryData 23d ago
A bypass existing is good, needing a bypass in the first place is still a problem.
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by AngryData 24d ago
We use less farmland to produce the same thing mostly because we artificially juice land with fossil fuel derived fertilizer. Declining farmland utilization could be a good thing, but I think in most actual cases it isn't because it re
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by AngryData 24d ago
Only if you built it for the purposes of a crime.
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by AngryData 24d ago
What? No. Rule of Law should be assessed by how well the law applies to everybody. The wealthy often get away with serious law breaking in the US, the poor are hammered down with the law over petty crimes. That is defying the Rule of Law an
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by AngryData 25d ago
They could also diverge from the failed US drug policies if they really wanna throw shade.
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by AngryData 25d ago
Yeah but you can get 30% of people to support almost anything once you get them hooked. Some people are always going to be dumb or too stubborn to ever admit they were wrong.
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by AngryData 25d ago
Why would they when we can already far exceed humans with other methods of locomotion? I don't see high jumping huminoid robots either despite it being even easier to implement.
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by AngryData 25d ago
If they or you want mass surveillance then amend the constitution.
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by AngryData 25d ago
But it can help many of the individuals that are running or working for the state.
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by AngryData 25d ago
How many times/long can it do that before being recharged? Can it do other walking and mobility tasks? The headline by itself doesn't really mean much, anyone can build a purpose-built robot to beat specific human limitations. The
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by AngryData 26d ago
In what way was the US not the big winner already? Canada bought all sorts of military equipment from the US, followed 99.9% of US foreign policy, produced tons of raw materials for the US economy and freely traded it for finished goods and
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by AngryData 26d ago
Couldn't some of that because of how people act like EVERYTHING is the most important thing for kids to do, irregardless of how it actually stacks up, and some develop something akin to alarm fatigue and stop listening? Plus almost eve
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by AngryData 27d ago
To me his crime is the equivalent of sneaking into a public library with a photocopier and copying down books without having a library card. It is not and should not be that serious. Is it annoying? Yes. Should he have gotten in a bit of tr

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