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  • TBF, most land predators can't even survive in water. The real perfect predators are dolphins. They were in the water, left it, and returned just to show us they still got it.

  • This sounds like it might work. I'll play around with it. Hopefully being chess-specific doesn't make it incompatible with a smash tournament.

  • When I owned a Miata, I almost put a yellow triangle flag on the radio antenna to make it look like an RC car.

  • I interpreted this to mean that you need to learn a lot of math in order to have a career in astronomy. I don't think OP thought it was possible to actually go to the star and math was the limiting factor.

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  • Babe, you got a Haas? I said I wanted to try CNC, not this Fischer Price Tinker Toy shit.

    (I don't actually hate on Haas but I know they're often more light-duty than some other options.)

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  • The graphic is urging a patient to actually do the required prep. The prep cleans you out.

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  • That actually doesn't matter. The stats are per Capita.

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  • No they wouldn't. Banning straws is politically expedient, not effective policy. Straws are a tiny drop in the bucket of plastic waste. But they're visible, largely optional, and have alternatives. It's easy to make them look bad so a politician can look big by banning them. Your average person can feel like they're making a difference by buying a reusable straw. The industrial scale plastic waste that happens out of sight is allowed to continue because nobody cares about actually doing anything. Everyone wants to feel like they're doing something.

  • Shai Haluud

  • My weather app uses that for weather data. I've found it more reliable than other people's apps.

  • "The South will rise again" folks were right. They just had a much longer timeline than we imagined.

  • I have a special syringe for this. I had impacted ear wax a few years ago and I went to urgent care to get it rinsed. Turns out my other ear was also impacted, just not as bad. After the rinse, I could hear in 3D. I felt like I shouldn't have been allowed to drive home because it felt like I was on acid it was so overwhelming. On the drive home I heard a crappy Honda with a bad exhaust drive by and I was scream-laughing at how visceral it was.

    Now I rinse regularly in the shower and don't get to have free acid trips :(

  • Plank length: usually 10ft for 2x4s. Though, you can get them cut to length.

  • No wonder cows are so fat

  • Fun fact: old Greg now hosts the great British baking show/bake off

  • You have some points but I think you're overexposed to forks and drama by being in these communities. Most OSS works and steadily improves and becomes a reliable tool. Closed software often gets better but often gets worse with bloat, subscription models, etc. I think that closed software does more harm to the utility and reliability of their products than open software.

    A streamer using OBS doesn't worry about drama or forks, but they know they have to switch to Windows 11 with new hardware requirements and ads built in. A commuter using the Transit app (OSM map data) doesn't care about where the maps came from, but they know when the app has a bug, they have nowhere to turn to get it fixed. A 3D animator sees Blender steadily improve and knows if they switch to Adobe, they'll have to pay increasingly high subscription costs to keep using it. Any individual project is not forking all the time. You just know about it when it happens to any project, whether you use the software or not.

  • What car?

  • I'm colorblind and the images are nearly identical. Good thing I'm not in tiger habitats very often.

  • What pests are wasps and hornets killing? The wasps and hornets *are" the pests to me.