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HanShotFirst
5y ago
I live in NYC and have a friend in the funeral business. This was absolutely true in the beginning of the pandemic, although perhaps not at every hospital in the city as some were hit harder with patients than others. There was also a backl
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This is misinformation, the links you provide do not support your claim. They refer to a problem with the original CDC developed test (which also was well publicized at the time) and recommend switching to another test. Your second link pro
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5y ago
Make sure to wear gloves so they can't get your fingerprint off of the scooter handles.
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5y ago
To all the commenters critical of this idea, what do you suggest as an alternative? I don't think letting kids belive that Facebook/Reddit/TikTok memes are valid news sources is a great course of action either.
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5y ago
What I've seen used as a shield against FOIA is the label, "DRAFT - For Discussion Purposes Only." This is meant to ivoke the "deliberative process" exemption.
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5y ago
Could you elaborate on this for someone with no prior knowledge of what you're referring to?
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5y ago
Maybe this is all as a result of installing on my own hardware instead of a System76 laptop, or maybe due to my general unfamiliarity with Linux, but I didn't find installation and setup very easy at all. I was installing alongside Win
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5y ago
For glasses glare you can use soft lights (large, non directional lights, like lamps with large shades or harder lights bounced off of a white wall) on each side of your face, much more to the left and right than normal - almost perpendicul
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Without having watched all of the CNN "leak" linked below, I'd like to point out two things that will color my viewing of it: 1 - Project Veritas has a history of misleading / baiting subjects into saying things that sou
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The right-wing angle of most of most of these comments, while not surprising considering the article, belies the fact that the right has a similar free speech problem to the left. In fact, the left response has been partially motivated by o
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5y ago
I don't think anyone has really answered your question about why you encountered both in this article. "A herbacious," was only present inside a quote in the article. The author of the article seems to prefer using, "an,
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6y ago
Light takes about a millisecond to travel 200 miles. Compared to the latency introduced by computation, it is pretty insignificant, unless you are connected to a server very far away.
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6y ago
A comment and a related question: I went down this rabbit hole several years ago, and while finding quality equipment was important, at some point I had to step back and decide the capture was "good enough" - that the incremental
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I am speaking of the time before that decision, which was only made in response to overcrowded hospitals once COVID was widespread here. I understand the reasoning at the time was to prevent hospitals from needing to turn more people away,
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It is endlessly frustrating to see the tenor of argument around COVID: mask vs. no mask, lockdown vs. no lockdown, flattening the curve vs. eliminating the virus. All of these strategies have arisen and evolved over a relatively shor
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6y ago
The leotard is named after its inventor, French acrobat Jules Léotard: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leotard
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6y ago
I recently (a few years ago) flew transatlantic on a 3-5-3 747 (Delta).