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by beerandt 14d ago
Very few people are using a bag to the expected life cycle limit, and even fewer are doing it without WASHING, which is key in doing full LCA (life cycle analysis). Washing and cleaning are surprisingly inefficient and costly (in terms of $
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by beerandt 22d ago
There's also a due south launch path at play.
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by beerandt 22d ago
Maybe, but there's some very specific legal language that cpra and the state requires everyone use in referring to some of these issues, and at least part of the land SpaceX is acquiring is involved in coastal restoration lawsuits or d
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by beerandt 3mo ago
The key to understanding all of this is that a huge set of Americans 'want' to pay more as an exclusionary benefit. With section 8 (fed housing welfare) rules, any multifamily structure has a better than not chance of becoming slu
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by beerandt 5mo ago
It generally means something is out of balance, which doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong. Usually not. But if something is wrong, yea you can bet they will be burning off with big flares.
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by beerandt 5mo ago
Yea while $ viability is true, it's better to think of as 1) using some potentially useful products as fuel to burning off things you don't want and 2) the buffer to keep non-steady inflows in a suitable ready condition for steady
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by beerandt 6mo ago
No- making a fake endangered species to shut down operations that don't actually harm the species (endangered or not)... Is hardly the same as objecting to activities that distress pretty much all animals in the vicinity long term.
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by beerandt 6mo ago
This is more preemptive I suspect- 'they' have been reclassifying different species trying to get a bona-fide Gulf endangered one to use against exploration and production. Especially that one whale subspecies. This kills that on
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by beerandt 6mo ago
This common sense mindset would invalidate so many 'safety' laws and I'm all for it. Studies make so many invalid assumptions (and usually don't even state them) to force the data / statistics to fit clean a/b
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by beerandt 8mo ago
Most HVAC contractor counters carry packs of longer ones for insulating ductwork (though not as heavy duty as what's pictured).
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by beerandt 9mo ago
Yea couldn't install gps, then realized the package manager only had maybe 10% of what most gli.net routers have because of the 'special' chip in this one. Still a great travel router, but had to buy a BerylAX for what I want
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by beerandt 11mo ago
3) manufacturers placing energy star improvement quotas over safety in programming the cycles.
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by beerandt 11mo ago
Deadweight or no-weight engine is a relatively negligible problem in terms of the weight-balance envelope. Cut fuel & hydraulic lines near that engine (that affect the other engines/ apus) (or less likely structural or aerodynamic
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by beerandt 11mo ago
>like it wasn't the extension of a European war...
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by beerandt 11mo ago
Was always weird to me how "the French and Indian War" had Indian involvement almost over emphasized to pretend like it wasn't the extension of a European war... While all the other American conflicts with tons of Indian inv
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by beerandt 11mo ago
Dixie cup / glassware divide will tell you a lot about the type of party, but not always along the lines you might think.
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by beerandt 11mo ago
Samsung marketplace on the phone used to have this- now it's just 'don't show this again today' button.
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by beerandt 1y ago
Directional drilling is a game changer and has become accessible in the last decade. You're looking for advancement in carriages unaware of the 'automobile' that made 5g and ftth deployment at scale possible.
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by beerandt 1y ago
Overgrazing can be a problem, but undergrazing can be just as big of one. Healthy pasture requires a certain rhythm/ amount of hoof traffic to stay healthy. It's why land restoration in the (US) Midwest/West tends to do much
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by beerandt 1y ago
Canceled mine after ad-free stopped working on YouTube Kids of all things (on ShieldTV). Was probably a bug, but with practically no customer service options, no real solutions besides cancel. I was also a holdover from a paying Play Music
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by beerandt 1y ago
Still miss the keyboard on my HTC Tilt2
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by beerandt 1y ago
And we do pretty much the same with stonework now compared to the ancients. There are a few that know how to do it by hand, but mass production has evolved.
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by beerandt 1y ago
Yea this is economics, not tech. We also don't build carriages as well or have an army of craftsman doing it, but it's lost/regressed because there's no economic incentives.
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by beerandt 1y ago
>Fogbank This is a more interesting example- the theory isn't that we lost the tech, but that the new tech was too good, too pure. The incidentals of the old, 'dirty' way of manufacturing it (that we just spent billions an
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by beerandt 1y ago
The follow up question (not quite mc) was actually what put it in a loop for me- It kept asking 'what kind of drink?' After apparently interpreting engine noise as asking for one. Wouldn't respond to 'none' or any o
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by beerandt 1y ago
Only if you're using technical writing in a situation where you shouldn't be. Problem is the state of most English education doesn't even teach enough for people to recognize proper unambiguous technical writing, let alone ap
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by beerandt 1y ago
'Cancer Alley' maps are generally just the same cherrypicked socioeconomic/ racial map you see everywhere- especially the refinery claims. Adjust for those factors and the increased incidence disappears.
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by beerandt 1y ago
Between snap and having completely different network implementations between "desktop" and "server" versions really made me fall back down the learning curve of nix. Especially since I was novice at best before the syste
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by beerandt 1y ago
They made a big fuss a few years ago about what I read imo as over investing in foreign farm land, esp south America and Africa. Which seems to have completely flopped, if not yet realized. At this point, you really do have to question whet
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by beerandt 2y ago
My very basic understanding is: They wanted android developers that used google play services to basically be able to submit the same app to the amazon/fire store (without major revisions), so they reverse engineered the framework used

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