Spellchamp

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by Spellchamp 7y ago
Here in the UK the trend now is to use stronger plastic bags that are more easily reusable as opposed to cloth. We have several in a drawer at home, and I keep one in my rucksack at all times so it gets a lot of use. But I'd be interes
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by Spellchamp 7y ago
Mind if I ask how old these friends are? This seems like more of a general age thing. I'm 26 and wouldn't even begin to compare watching a concert on Youtube to actually being there. I've watched Stop Making Sense 1,000 times
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Yep, he basically says that he knew the only thing that would damage his eyes would be UV-B, so he just went for it. Long time since I read the book but that's what I remember.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
I don't.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Yeah, I'm wondering how it should work when you say the wake word too. Like if I say "Sister Assumpta, what's the weather like?" is it just going to repeat the same command but replace "Sister Assumpta" with &q
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Also this would probably end up with a high majority remain vote, since the leave voters would be split between options A and B. Similar to the issues with First Past the Post.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
I believe this approach is also present in the UK where the patient isn't paying for their treatment directly. So I doubt it is to do with making money.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Spreading behaviour is so important. Which means it's important to make it "cool" to be environmentally conscious. I think people sometimes underestimate the cool factor when it comes to spreading ideas.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
But I can't turn my smartglasses around and show someone the memes I'm looking at. I don't see how it could replace my phone. Compliment perhaps, but having used Google Glass Enterprise I don't think it's as big of
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Are you sure of this? I would find that surprising. Is there some market research somewhere that points to this?
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Not sure what the question is here. But the article points to veganism on it's own not inherently being the best option. That there are definitely ways to be sustainably vegan, but veganism alone doesn't guarantee sustainability.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Not sure if you've read the article. The point he's making is that sustainable farming doesn't share all of the downsides of veganism, soil degradation for instance.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
I find it amusing that you call out OP for not providing a citation but then list a bunch of examples of things many people eat also without citation!
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
Yes but this article is about grazing livestock, not soya/corn fed livestock.
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
I think the big reason that Magic never ramped up so much is because of the fact that it's a physical pack. You can only buy however much is in stock (at most) and even when you order a booster box or fat pack online, it still has a de
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by Spellchamp 8y ago
What does "gyp" mean? I googled it but I feel like I'm missing something.
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by Spellchamp 9y ago
The claim being made is that 7% of his DNA changed, not his genes.
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by Spellchamp 9y ago
My experience with this is related to music, but since software engineering is similarly flexible with regards to qualifications, I'm sure it could apply. I'm totally self-taught in music, using mostly books and the internet to be
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by Spellchamp 9y ago
Hello, not a direct reply to your questions but you'd be right to say that most photos you see of space are inaccurate for colour. We call them "false colour" images. Typically what you'll do is take images of the same o
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by Spellchamp 10y ago
As an Irishman, this concept confuses me.