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by DropInIn 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_equivalence ^ I think you need to read that
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Users will have to remember to use 'x.com' plus the search term or they will get too much craft from every page that uses the letter X as a placeholder/variable though, right? How does "x dot com" work to prop up t
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Getting a huge head start by being a privileged narcissistic raised by Apartheid emerald mine owners (aka Slave Owners) is not success on your own merits by any reasonable measure.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Point ------ Your head Mr Cash was in no way endorsing the behavior...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
X is Elons equivalent of "Fetch". He's obsessed with making it "a thing", but he's forgotten "Fetch will never be a thing"....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Brine is the one word term to replace that sentence defining desalination byproduct... Why use so many words when there is literally a very old term well established in use?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Have you heard of oil? If we can run those for hundreds of miles through water, pumping thick sludge that is crude oil....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Ah an old world vs new world linguistic issue. Failure accepted.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Just an FYI it's "checkered", as in a checker board. Chequered would be for cheques, as in pay cheque.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
If the state can't take care of its kids then we all have no justification to expect individuals to be able to. This shouldn't have ever been a question and should have been the default.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Don't 90% of businesses fail in the first 5 years? Sounds a whole lot like the same with a different veneer....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Keep moving those posts /s Also, you sure do look like a sealion to me.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Do you only perceive the world through a dichotomies lense? That's foolish beyond measure.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
My dad is overweight but genuinely believes/d himself the ideal weight. I went over the chart with him and still he's eating over 2000 cals a day. I asked him how many calories he thought someone needs for a day and he said 6000.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Oh for sure and there's Ruderalis (nature to BC/Canada) crosses which will effectively grow to a fixed and uniform height after autoflowering regardless of light cycle.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Labor and Right of Publicity with your Identity are two very different beasts. You really don't seem to grasp what it all entails to have your likeness taken and used in _any_ fashion some business desires, or that it can be sold to
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by DropInIn 3y ago
> You don't need a special license to buy a dvd and rent it out to anyone. Just as you don't need a special license to loan or sell a dvd to a friend. You bought it and you can do that. Allow me to introduce you to British Col
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by DropInIn 3y ago
If you're referring to what I think you're referring to, No. Those love direct sun and thrive in heat...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
My that looks a lot like a pot calling a kettle names...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
There is an alternative argument that government should be treated like any other financing partner and recieve a share of ownership in such patents with the revenues used to fund further works, thereby driving the majority of funding t
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Actually it's about ROI. Larger blueberries weigh more and so there is selective pressure and growing preferences which lead to large watery tasteless but heavy berries as the preference for crop outcomes. It's all about ROI.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
My dad and damn near anyone I've ever mentioned it to apparently.....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Also: kids for cash scandal https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal
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by DropInIn 3y ago
For some us states I have zero doubt they'd make such things eligible criteria for placement in a facility, regardless of thier presence in the dsm. Just look at what's happening right now with them violating hippa to attack w
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Iirc it was the same precovid...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
If we're going back hundreds of years then there's no ccTLD that is worthy, not the US not any commonwealth nation, nowhere....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Yea, they probably realized there was no analytics advantage when anyone who would use that shortener would also likely have google analytics on thier site...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Makes me glad that the .ca tld allows keeping the registrants info private
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by DropInIn 3y ago
How are those products shipped and stored prior to you purchasing them? Yep, that's right. That's when the flies infect the produce.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Working _outside_ of the educational systems vs _Never_Leaving_ the educational system? Yea... that's apples and oranges in many respects.

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