revax

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by revax 1mo ago
Exactly, the Bosch Performance Line motor can reach up to +600W for a brief period of time
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by revax 9mo ago
While optional, it's very common in France.
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by revax 2y ago
Usually you use fuming nitric acid with or without sulfuric acid depending if you have copper bondings. https://www.semitracks.com/reference-material/failure-and-yi...
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by revax 2y ago
The worst thing is I can't read the policy without accepting it.
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by revax 5y ago
>Then eat grass-fed meat. I do so myself. I'm not sure there is enough grassland in the world for everyone to eat grass-fed meat.
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by revax 5y ago
If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch you must first invent the universe.
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by revax 5y ago
No, lux is based on lumen and itself founded on the human perception of light using the luminous efficiency function. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luminous_efficiency_function
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by revax 5y ago
Those functions don't require the most "high-end semiconductors".
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by revax 5y ago
According to the name of the icon, it's the flag of the Soviet Union, not China. Edit: I would guess it's labelled Soviet when it's unclear which side the equipment come from.
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by revax 5y ago
More specifically, the water become too hot to be released in a river without impacting the bio-environment, not all plants have this issue.
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by revax 5y ago
Those skills are unrelated.
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by revax 5y ago
>Alcohol/thc/caffeine/nicotine (you name it) do not fall in the "natural" diet of humans. Well Sapiens likely consumed naturally fermented fruits even 200.000 years ago, after all we evolved to produce certain en
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by revax 5y ago
The high consumption of red wine in France is thought by some people to be the explanation of the French paradox. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_paradox
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by revax 5y ago
The timestamp seems to refer to the time the test report was downloaded not when the test was conducted. https://twitter.com/blokovi/status/1480945535620108296
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by revax 5y ago
>part of the mandatory first aid kit (I'm talking Europe here). In which country is it mandatory?
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by revax 5y ago
Also Ariane 5 is one of the most reliable rocket capable of launching JWST on the correct orbit.
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by revax 5y ago
It reminds me this SMBC comics https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2012-03-21
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by revax 5y ago
Don't forget that the vaccine also lower the risk of severe form of Covid.
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by revax 5y ago
I think the closest thing you'll find are hospitality TV. Display used in hotel, restaurants and the like.
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by revax 5y ago
Europe is rather diverse regarding those rights. In France you cannot do wild camping at all, bivouacking is merely tolerated. In some trails, you can only set up camp in designated spot.
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by revax 5y ago
That's not really a source.
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by revax 5y ago
You have to call or send a letter to cancel your subscription of the French newspaper LeMonde. It's not just Germany.
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by revax 5y ago
With too many significant digits though.
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by revax 5y ago
In my country (France) only +12yo are eligible for the vaccination and we are currently at 86.1% fully vaccinated in this population (88.3% with at least one dose). Are we talking about the whole population or only eligible people?
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by revax 5y ago
Meh, there is a lot of folklore about Chernobyl. Here's an interview with one of the men your article claims died. https://www.exutopia.com/chernobyl-interview-alexei-ananenko...
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by revax 5y ago
My vote won't change the result of an election but I still vote.
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by revax 5y ago
Cannot access to the comments without an account. Regardless of what it is said, why should we trust those unverifiable comments, full of anecdotes instead of peer-review scientifics works?
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by revax 5y ago
>I remind you that banning driving would save lives This is not remotely comparable, banning driving would (for most people) require changing entirely your lifestyle. Getting a shot require a couple hours.
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by revax 5y ago
Not with the delta variant.
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by revax 5y ago
>I don't know how you can dispute that if you are trying to compute A where A = B/C and you don't have a fixed value for B, then you cannot know A with any certainty. I'll argue that C, the benefits, are also unknown.

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