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CoryMathews
4y ago
"and maximum voting age of average lifetime expectancy - 16" - And maximum age of US public officials (especially presidents) set to a similar limit.
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5y ago
Plastic fermenters are MUCH safer (I am one of the many who have gotten minor cuts from shattering glass carboys) but just plain terrible for fermenting in. A little scratch in the wall and your sanitizing process will miss the wild yeast t
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5y ago
Gas prices are going back up, How many gas tanks of water did it take to make them switch to electric vehicles?
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5y ago
With very little way to easily convert a large app.
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5y ago
They fly in helicopters and can shoot that many in a day. Its usually very large areas (thousands of acres) with a surrounding game fence. Since the hogs have no natural predators they have to be removed somehow and this is one common route
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5y ago
Any brewery can get you dextrose much cheaper than $2/lb. I think we are paying around $0.55/pound or something close to that in my area (Texas) for a 50lb bag. Note this is a shortage currently on dextrose because of all the hard
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5y ago
I added a small cafe in Aug last year to my existing brewery's taproom because food was required by the state to reopen. I had no prior experience in running a small cafe (we do mostly paninis and similar). My thoughts roughly a year l
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5y ago
I quick skim a lot of my rss feed articles and routinely save the longer ones to pocket.
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6y ago
"causing off-flavours or even poisons. " There is nothing that can grow during fermentation in beer or wine that will hurt you. It will just taste terrible, or unplanned. In lower abv fermentation such as kombucha or fermented veg
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6y ago
This is not at all common in beer brewing. I cannot speak for the wine world but most of them have variable height lids. No brewery would ever put glass marbles into a primary fermenter. As a professional brewer we routinely try to have the
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6y ago
Even those that serve lower end wine worry about it. (Our max bottle is $14ish wholesale). I run a brewery that also serves wine and our bottle loss is a significant enough percentage of our total wine sales, because of our low throughput.
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6y ago
It's partner site, no tech magazine is also great. I always love seeing how some complex problems have been solved in such different ways than I would have imagined. https://www.notechmagazine.com/
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6y ago
I only see a test for each exact vitamin one by one. For instance Vitamin D is $49. Where is the full run-up?
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8y ago
I have found that Grapefruit Essential Oil rubbed onto the back of my neck combined with one Vitamin B Multi and one molybdenum supplement pill before bed get rid of the headache and body ache. Then in the morning 2 pints of spring water wi
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12y ago
Kvass does contain alcohol, just a lower amount.
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12y ago
That makes very little sense. Adding the bento: should have removed all the other items from selection. It sounds like you are explaining a selector such as *:nth-last-child(4)
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14y ago
If they broke the terms of service shouldn't they be removed from youtube (like any smaller group would have been). Not just have their views removed? There is no punishment in just removing the views.
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14y ago
because IE8 does not support SVG, and we still have to support IE8.
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14y ago
I completely disagree with that. I will take a standard empty css file over a reset any day. Resets will end up adding so much more work.
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14y ago
How can you say you can drop support for IE8? Its still hugely popular (13+% of market). While I love opera (my daily browser but only 2% of market) I could see dropping support for Opera before IE8, until IE8 loses more market share.
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14y ago
As a developer we still cannot use them until we can drop support for IE8. So it really does not matter at all if other browsers support them or not.
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14y ago
sigh... css reset, once again.
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Corporate Negative Tax Rates
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14y ago
Now I hope they can at least make the watch button work in Opera, maybe even the rest of the BASIC functionality.
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14y ago
The bigger question is why am I still doing taxes once a year?
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14y ago
Wouldn't making more copies of the files be exactly why they are taking the site down in the first place?
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15y ago
2 things I would change. 1. There should never be a css reset, normalize is better. https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css or with IE6/7 junk removed: https://github.com/CoryMathews/normalize.css 2. Structure the file in the method
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15y ago
Is he reselling them on Craigslist or somewhere else? I seem to be missing that part.
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15y ago
Maybe I am missing something.. but, where does one register?
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15y ago
no .net languages or even javascript?
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