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highcountess
1y ago
That is a great improvement, but best would be a combination of both designs, the former adding the "finder shelf that can also serve for labeling, and the slopped bottom that allows scooping out individual pieces. Another improvement
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1y ago
I think the lock-in is the biggest issue. If you have a hanging rail system, you can't just transition off the hanging rail to bottom rail when no longer needed like you could with elevated bottom rail.
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2y ago
I’m glad you said that, because I was also surprised by the fact that the bwv-1011 only made it to honorable mention even though its technical focus was on visualizing the rarity of books, which ostensibly was the primary objective of the w
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2y ago
To answer your question, it already has changed us in many ways. You are not the only one who does not realize this though. It is in fact the prevailing position. We have diseases and genetic defects, among other impacts through modern beha
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2y ago
That was clearly a training flight
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2y ago
Military flights do not fly ADB hot outside of the DC FRZ. It was also clearly exactly following flight route 4. There are a few locations in that area it could have been coming from. Anything else would have made no sense flying through th
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2y ago
Humans are generally not very good at properly evaluating things in general. They are exceptionally good at believing themselves to be very good at properly evaluating things though. It is why empires collapse from miscalculations about war
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2y ago
Anyone who wants freedom and to control the excesses and abuses of the people in power would support the ideals of the Constitution. Just because white people created it does not mean that non-white people may not want to also be free and p
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2y ago
Are there any pitfalls to prepare for or avoid for people trying to get their parents permanent residency/green cards?
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2y ago
interesting you said that, because I was totally unimpressed and bored with it and thought, "Ok, so this it? So it's just the Switch, scaled up by 10%?" It's not that I expected something groundbreaking, but if I had bee
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2y ago
This is a bunch of nonsense. Of course reduction in C02 can limit growth. You even make that very point by mentioning the use of CO2 generators in commercial greenhouse operations. The argument NASA makes is basically the same that CO2 incr
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2y ago
I would explain it to you, but there are topics that simply cannot be discussed, regardless of how correct, important, and critical they are. I may as well try to tell you about the heliocentric model in the 17th century.
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2y ago
You are conflating things, and then also making my argument, but are unnecessarily cantankerous so you just want to argue. Are you a Brit by any chance? Have you ever seen the school books that Americans had to carry around? They were/
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2y ago
The 30lb backpacks were only a function of our deranged society, economy, and government. I am sure others here will be able to attest that education in Europe not only was better for reasons that cannot be openly discussed in our censoriou
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2y ago
That’s correct, but there is also something else, NASA has argued that their satellite imagery has shown an increase in the planet’s plant coverage as CO2 has increased, since to plants, CO2 is what not just oxygen is to us, but also in man
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2y ago
That’s not the same and hopefully you know that and are just recklessly equating incomparable things.
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2y ago
Ethically viable? That threshold has been crossed a long time ago when any of these related sets of technocratic tyranny enabling abilities were developed. There are now cameras everywhere and now facial recognition is being integrated into
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2y ago
Quite curious how no one ever talks about “responsible use of facial recognition” or policies to control the use of facial recognition, as it totally pervades and destroys the ability of a person to remain anonymous, at all. It’s always cur
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2y ago
Dev palms just got that much more sweaty.
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2y ago
Can I ask you to explain how and why it is acceptable to you that people in Canada would be opposed to having foreigners imposed upon them against their will and then you just dismiss their wishes and justified anger about such abuses by us
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2y ago
It’s quite amazing how you abusive and toxic authoritarian types hide behind framing things in made up terms like “ideological battle comments” and “flamebait” to add a veneer of process authority because you are too scared to simply admit
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2y ago
I am sure it’s tough for you, but imagine being someone looking for work when you probably don’t even realize the massive amounts of noise on the employee side. I get friends asking me for input on whether I think that a job listing may be
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2y ago
What happens if you don’t have a “smart phone” or any phone/tracking devices at all? Are we all getting bar code tattoos and will be prosecuted for not having a barcode tattoo?
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2y ago
It’s funny how all the dystopian predictions of supposed “conspiracy theorists” (a term graciously coined by the ever helpful CIA, a bastion of freedom for all) seem to always come to fruition. It basically is a prison planet already, the r
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2y ago
I don’t even know, but it would not surprise me if whatever they spray on cotton clothing to make it feel new, which washes out with the first wash, is also some endocrine disrupter. It is insane to me that we have allowed our psychotic coo
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2y ago
I think both of you have a perspective that is well into a more advanced phase of a degenerative process than you or even most people realize, i.e., you describe a phase when the cancer had already been eating its way through the economy, a
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2y ago
Is not quite zero, even if there is no technical cause, because the suit itself may just be a pressure vehicle and the CEO may feel pressure among his social strata to give some back as a type of penance as condition to remain in good grace
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2y ago
I don’t think it is accurate to think that the board must be involved for there to be merit. The board represents a totally different set of interests and priorities, many of which may even directly contradict and even clash with those of s
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2y ago
Thank you, Ministry of Safety.
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2y ago
The response to that should be filing lawsuits to force the government to make public resources like that publicly accessible.
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