graywh

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by graywh 2mo ago
they (and others like them) also make zero effort to install poles complying with highway safety standards
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by graywh 1y ago
ZIP codes also span county boundaries that aren't state boundaries -- I know of several in my county alone
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by graywh 1y ago
a list of known games and tested "well-behaving" codes the really fun part was exploring building your own codes and how/why they worked or didn't
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by graywh 1y ago
can they at least fix the interstate highway exits it thinks are splits? why do I need to be told to keep left at random exits?
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by graywh 1y ago
double-check it on openstreetmap.org
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by graywh 1y ago
hundreds of people in my city-county really think they live in a city in the next county over just because of the "city" label on their zip code
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by graywh 1y ago
the rule for FG/XP attempts is for the safety of the long snapper, not the kicker
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by graywh 2y ago
I've had this happen when booking directly with an IHG hotel. My reservation in their system said I had a 2x queen room, but the hotel's end showed 1x king.
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by graywh 2y ago
> Batteries included. this is the Python standard library motto
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by graywh 2y ago
we've been searching for blood biomarkers for cancer for decades -- I'm sure we've found several by now
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by graywh 2y ago
32 whistleblowers in the last 3 years
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by graywh 2y ago
the government still uses them
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by graywh 2y ago
can I interest you in R?
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by graywh 3y ago
in English, we refer to smashed-together word(s) as "portmanteau", a French word that is a portmanteau itself
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by graywh 3y ago
kicking range would be meaningless in this situation if you fail, you still trail by 8
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by graywh 3y ago
if the Bucs use that timeout, the Lions could still get the clock to around 11 seconds before needing to punt
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by graywh 3y ago
"suburbia" generally refers to areas that were built out in the last 70 years, not towns that are 300+ years old
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by graywh 3y ago
I'm still using the coax for my OTA antenna
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by graywh 3y ago
the report is from the US Energy Information Administration
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by graywh 3y ago
> For one thing, the definition of “using electricity to heat their homes” used by the federal energy office appears to mean the use of electrical resistance baseboard heating versus natural gas heated-air furnaces.
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by graywh 3y ago
cubicle walls or not, windows are often blocked by office walls
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by graywh 3y ago
this wasn't the usual "pretend to be a victim" bit
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by graywh 3y ago
https://www.nationalmerchants.com/is-it-legal-to-surcharge-o...
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by graywh 3y ago
but power levels are amazing for reheating (around 50%) and defrosting (around 25%) and I would argue these are two of the major reasons to use a microwave
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by graywh 3y ago
if roundabouts are already common and drivers behave, a mini roundabout can work but if they aren't common, so you need to construct it in a way that requires compliance, more space is required
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by graywh 3y ago
We've also engineered our society to make cars too convenient and necessary.
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by graywh 3y ago
one of my best friends going back to college (we're over 40), has never seen any Star Wars movies and it makes my wonder why we're even friends years ago, I had a coworker from Pakistan; he liked to watch movies, but it took sever
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by graywh 3y ago
and yet today I saw a website calculate 3.3 x 4 to be 13.200000000000003
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by graywh 3y ago
but you may be restricted to driving only on weekends and holidays
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by graywh 3y ago
Ctrl next to A pre-dates vi

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