anenefan

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by anenefan 6d ago
The idea all wrong doings should be forgiven ... but with things that defy the norms, IMHO the best one can do is arriving at an understanding for the why, factoring in the reasons and circumstances can be a huge help to one's menta
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by anenefan 6d ago
Those like myself that choose to view dead posts do see these posts. Not everyone will go back to the last time they visited, maybe a couple of pages of submissions. If from my limited background an otherwise dead topic feels it might meet
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by anenefan 7d ago
Article: https://thehustle.co/originals/how-do-necco-wafers-paper-rec... Things that fit the purpose, work, still just as relevant or are very nostalgic keep an interest. Digital receipts may be nice, but there'
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by anenefan 7d ago
If I were to guess the binge is the event which triggered the dislike but would suspect another negative event at the same time. Given chocolate can also cause some people headaches or just head discomfort - that might have been enough to
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by anenefan 10d ago
Old diskettes can be a problem especially storage that suits the white menace bacterial / fungus that can grow on the surface and cleaning can sometimes remedy but unless it's spots that can be got though the window with an ear bu
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by anenefan 13d ago
Clays form a good proportion in some soil profiles in some parts of the world and very much part of the biological system even if it isn't that apparent. Glyphosate and the by products are certainly safer than many registered herbicide
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by anenefan 13d ago
Half life [1] in biological systems isn't quite the same as radioactive decay. Essentially what is being relayed is that after a couple of months generally they are, by measuring the product directly or the secondary and tertiary by
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by anenefan 13d ago
The tl;dr - even if there were reputable studies, what do the results mean or imply exactly? There is a study [1] which was via information from the link from the parent comment. Interpretation of results though is the issue. From their
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by anenefan 13d ago
Hmmm well that's more subscription orientated but if so the statement needed a bit of context like a little wink afterwards. So I tried a newer chrome variant browser and it loaded ... and then tried the old firefox browser to recall
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by anenefan 14d ago
Well what that 16 digit code might be I am unaware. I used to be able to unpick java based stuff to bypass walls but these days I really just don't try too hard, typically a site these days isn't a single site but uses other exte
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by anenefan 14d ago
I wasn't able to beat the bot wall, but I assume story close to [1] The thing of it is I'm aware of something very much the same - heat related kidney damage - something when I got a casual job with construction back in 2005, wit
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by anenefan 15d ago
In Australia voting apart from compulsory (with exemptions) as well as anonymous, so the voter is free to mark the paper such that they don't support any of the candidates and suggest what they think is a better candidate. It will be
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by anenefan 15d ago
IMO, the way tech has moved from ownership to subscription based terms pretty much marked most of us would end travelling on a dark and poorly lit path, but I never realised the extent of the bigger problem [1] [2] Technofeudalism could be
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by anenefan 15d ago
Uranium based nuclear is ... a headache to say the very least, if not for the realisation that any waste sites will require much more security than they do presently, not ideal for the issue of decommissioning large uranium nuclear plants w
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by anenefan 18d ago
Vintage cars prior to the arrival of laminated glass, didn't seem to suffer but certainly for side windows and rear tempered glass in some more recent cars it's been a mystery to me why they seem to just let go, sometimes with the
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by anenefan 22d ago
The big issue that media and the like are careful not to mention lately were the algorithms social media refused to do anything about when asked to by the govt when the public complained -too hard or whatever- back 7 or 8 years ago. At the
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by anenefan 1mo ago
It's long been a problem, couple decades at least in North Queensland, especially along the built up areas adjacent to a beach or rocky outcrop where some specially clever arsehole has figured if they were buying for cheap they could
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by anenefan 1mo ago
I had forgotten about the list of words that offended ... I was trying in vain to find a suitable definitive result the other day in regard to latest bird flu and vaccine from USA govt type sites. Vaccine is word on that list.
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by anenefan 1mo ago
They redid the engine to make more power it ordinarily puts out. Speed records get attention at the end of the day. End of day many worried about fossil fuel use could switch to use biofuel or green fuel. Hydrogen though would be great f
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by anenefan 1mo ago
There's only a debate when new goal posts are being considered, or the side effects like social media companies threatening to act out demanding identification like a drivers licence or some govt number. There is however already a pr
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by anenefan 1mo ago
That's interesting only for the fact I recall it being taught different or perhaps missed that all through school. Being based on sound brings yet another aspect of english into the nightmarish realm. My mind races to the many words
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by anenefan 1mo ago
You are correct but it is not based on the sound, just if it starts with a vowel. If one listens to people speak, a common mistake, even I do it from copying the same in others, (depending on what crowd I've been around a lot,) is usi
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by anenefan 1mo ago
Well I suppose it's a theory ... but I'd guess they were not that familiar with the 00s, when places like Facebook that had poor moderation at the time (they didn't employ anything like a realistic number of moderators) start
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by anenefan 1mo ago
I'm obviously going to ignore the conditional goal posts at scale and cost effective ... burgeoning technology does not typically land with all the problems ironed out or have economy of scale . I used my searchfoo and Sage Indus
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by anenefan 1mo ago
I have no idea, I was going to say it was only showing the last 2 or three days as I've struck using one of the /foo in the past. I would have then suggested points but not a fit, at least one thread 11 hours old isn't there
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by anenefan 1mo ago
> "Electricity prices have also increased by something like 150 to 200 percent more than inflation over the past 20 years but mostly the past 6 years (so this decade) because state and federal governments seem to want ... " T
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by anenefan 1mo ago
Hmm well given that the removal of much material submitted by volunteers in the mid 00s was due to not having a notable reference ... and pretty reminders any submitted content should have a citable source ... how is much of the content not
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by anenefan 1mo ago
The difference [1] and nuances [2] between payg tax and payroll tax isn't something one expects the average person to be that aware of. Given the overall benefit to both state and federal bodies though the paid employment, 5% of wa
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by anenefan 1mo ago
Under 16s are banned ... it's a law and it is actionable if things go wrong that involves someone under 16 doing something as a result of social media being extremely negative impact on them or others. At the end of the 10s social m
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by anenefan 1mo ago
The simple answer why many news media closed down comments was the fact laws changed in some countries for content control that put the onus on the platform to moderate all content regardless if that via public comments.

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