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xlance
3y ago
Exactly. Or we will alter the Earth's orbit so that less of the energy reaches us.
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xlance
3y ago
250 million years is an unimaginably long period, during which we would either be deceased or far beyond the boundaries of our solar system. Using the technological advancements of the past 100 years as an indicator, we will have terraforme
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xlance
3y ago
In 250M years we have probably killed ourselves 249,9M years ago anyway. But in the unlikely scenario that we have not, we probably can fix both tectonic plate movement and/or suns energy output with 250M years of technological progres
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xlance
3y ago
Hope they didnt pay too much for this "strategy", because these are plans - not choices.
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xlance
3y ago
No support for other than English?
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xlance
4y ago
Krill is further down the food chain and has less toxins. The omega is also bound by phospholipids, which presumely should make it more effective. Personally I do believe fish oil is the best choice, because of higher levels of EPA/DHA
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xlance
4y ago
I totally agree, what a great tutor he is.
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xlance
4y ago
The internet is broken.
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xlance
5y ago
I second this. And get them to commit to a payment plan, regardless of how their project progress. Do NOT give them the update before this is done.
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xlance
5y ago
I don't drink alone for the exact same reason. How some people can function while drinking every night is beyond my comprehension.
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xlance
5y ago
There are still plenty of people using the old way, young and old. I would say I use the old way in all situations except when I read out phonenumbers.
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xlance
5y ago
This is pure and utter bullshit. Performance marketing = Distribution. Without performance marketing your competitors take the sale instead.
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xlance
6y ago
Just watched this episode earlier today, my exact thought ^^
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xlance
6y ago
I don´t think they understood the significance or cared enough.
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xlance
6y ago
According to this article: https://www.nrk.no/osloogviken/xl/i-arhundrer-har-haralds-sl... This has been known as a burial place for quite some time, and when they first found it they put the pieces in a barn, and
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xlance
6y ago
Fredrikstad, Norway: https://www.google.com/search?q=gamlebyen+fredrikstad&client...
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xlance
6y ago
Vitamin D is fat soluble, but high doses needed for overdose.
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xlance
7y ago
My friend had a Scooter that could be tuned with a Gameboy (In Norway bikes are capped at 45 km/h for 16 year olds.)
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Wife of Norwegian billionare kidnapped, €9M crypto ransom
(telegraph.co.uk)
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xlance
8y ago
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xlance
8y ago
I think your initial comment, your reply - and now this all say the same thing. You seem like a great person & I wish you well with your own projects.
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xlance
9y ago
What do you mean by "typically" easier to absorb? Do you have any scientific research to back up that claim?
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xlance
10y ago
They recently made a small change to this. Now you can see a list of people who have checked your income. A lot of people stopped snooping after this change.
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xlance
10y ago
I run a subscription business through mail myself, and I love your posts. Have you tried to run introduction offers? 50% off for first shipment for example? If I were you I would try to put the countdown for the next shipment on top of your
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xlance
13y ago
Groundhack day.
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Mobile pictures astray (Translated article)
(translate.google.com)
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xlance
13y ago
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xlance
13y ago
Couldn't this work for everything else as well? Curated lists for different gatherings of people? "Everyone playing in this golf tourney/chess tourney" "Everyone on the set of Game of Thrones/The Walking dead" "Every CEO of Fortune 500"
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xlance
13y ago
Made sense until he was supposed to get a Pomeranian in the last panel.
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xlance
13y ago
Yes. The content of the computer was not a problem for me, it's the hassle of getting a new one. Don't think my spreadsheets have any value in the underworld.
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xlance
13y ago
I have a similiar story. Left my laptop in the car, came back and found the window smashed. Had installed Prey on the laptop, and after jogging around the neighborhood (wearing a suit straight from work) for half an hour I get a e-mail. Loc
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xlance
14y ago
It would be really interesting to see which of these alternatives that has the highest success rate 5 years later.
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