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8mo ago
something something, sounds like a bluesky post.
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1y ago
The airlines and the FAA have been reducing seat size and weight for "safety reasons". 21" width minimum required in 1995 only 18" width in 2025. These seat requirements directly corrolate to fuel cost savings, and passe
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1y ago
Very awesome. Never knew about L-band.
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1y ago
i think the dissent in this thread is unqualified. Society is completely over "net-benefit" solutions. Stop perscribing 20th century one size fits all solutions. How about free flouride tablets instead of dosing everyone. Then say
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2y ago
kudos bro, website palette is juicy. Seems useful!
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2y ago
remind me, why was "do no evil" scrubbed from the mission statement?
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2y ago
seems broken in my mobile browser
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2y ago
Wow congrats this is useless.
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3y ago
SUVs are not the problem. it's literally what the article said, mininums are too low. Most SUVs are family's traveling. You should look up the statistics for uninsured motorists in Florida, it's staggering. People simply will
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3y ago
I the term bot is interesting, I think it cbelievean be expanded to any automata predictably responding in a certain fashion. Twitter "reply" accounts even if operated by humans but acting like bots should be considered bots. Post
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3y ago
LOL look at the name of it. It's a wizard stone from Lord of the Rings. Plays wizard and king in castle . This has to be to mock us.
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3y ago
Whom it attracts doesn't define it. I think we could all postulate some interesting personalities for some other ideologies.
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3y ago
Government always serves the ruling class. The point of libertarianism is to eliminate the abuse of government so the capabilities of the individual can progress freely. Libertarian ideology assumes government to have a worse case scenario
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3y ago
Theres no money in that.
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3y ago
this should be called terminator
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3y ago
put signs up, edit your Twitter bio lol.
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3y ago
It should be optional period. You want to save lives how about disable stolen cars, so joy ride Kias dont kill pregnant mothers. Imagine emergency braking a F-350 with a gooseneck and two tractors on it. Does not end well.
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4y ago
cough davos
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4y ago
"vacuums aren't combustible" oh I love it idk what you did here, but the assumption of hydrogen still being used is awesome. reminds me of a great Archer episode.
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4y ago
Claiming python has blazing speed while literally being CPython is insanity. This is like saying "Im a natural body builder who only uses Test, HGH, and Dianabol". Great drop the natural part, similarily just advertise speed as CP
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4y ago
well said
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4y ago
I think this is artistic rage based design
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4y ago
they already have see nvidia
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4y ago
Agreed but avoid the fault lines, usually nuke needs a decent water source as well.
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4y ago
does this produce the polio vaccine scar we most commonly see on people born 1950-70
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4y ago
There is no mention of alternative power sources for maritime cargo.
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4y ago
Good, yes tax things we need more? Where is this money going? Are we funding research for hydrogen powered freight? 1st world taxation almost always affects the bottom rung of the planet while building endless coffers of money for the wealt
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4y ago
Won't cover legal expenses.
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4y ago
Accountability is paramount. Where it came from is far less important.
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4y ago
4. couldn't agree more warmup is key
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