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htrayl

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  • A Foldable Phone Is Less Fragile Than You Think

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  • They need to come down certainly. It shouldn't cost more than a high end smart phone and a decent tablet.

    Would be willing to be something of a premium, but until it is in the range of a standard high end smart phone, it won't be compelling.

  • Judge Rejects New Jersey’s Bid to Halt Congestion Pricing

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  • Truly silly claims from New Jersey. "We might have to deal with increased environmental pollution" - - environmental pollution from your own citizens which would otherwise occurred in Manhattan? Perhaps instead of trying to shit on the residents of Manhattan, start working with them to provide more transit options that are better suited for the number of people that are commuting?

  • What are some ways that you're participating in your local community?

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  • You are paying for the school YOU had, not "for little kids".

    What it sounds like you are contributing is incessant cynicism with zero effort on your part to actually improve your community.

  • What's a luxury that would break you if were no longer able to have it?

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  • It does take a bit of preparation for the lifestyle that we are not ready for. Ways to store and prepare food, maintain temperatures, get information, illuminate spaces.

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  • Yes, quantum entanglement occurs without the speed of light, but we famously cannot interpret information from it faster than the speed of light - it isn't FTL communication.

  • We did it, guys!

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  • It doesn't matter. You are ignoring the rot at the core. Even if people turned out and kamala won - it Trump should have broken the Republican party. It should not have been a competition.

  • Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris to become the next U.S. president, NBC News projects

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  • There is going to be an assload of fingerpointing.

    Here is my take: even if Kamala won, there is a deep rot that we would be in denial about. Trump should have broken the Republican party but did not and instead galvanized support through misinformation, lies, and hatred. That would not have been cured if Kamala won. At least now we have to be honest with the state of the US.

    Still, we can hope he dies of a heart attack.

  • What is one relatively unknown thing that your country does much better than elsewhere, but that most people don't know about?

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  • Was learning about the requirements it be a baker in Germany - something like 3 years of school to work at a bakery, 6 years to own one. Crazy.

  • What weird food or dishes do you eat regularly at home that you would never serve to someone else?

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  • Sounds like an easy bread pudding :)

  • Dormice

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  • The common name comes from the Romans, who ate them as a delicacy.

    First paragraph.

  • What’s your “I can’t believe other people don’t do this” hack?

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  • I think the better solution is to simply set up a filter for the word "Unsubscribe".

  • Trump is 78 and barely coherent. Where's everyone who questioned Biden's age and fitness?

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  • There is a very distinct double standard when it comes to the candidates and what the media and citizens focus on. Kamala has to be flawless and Trump gets a "Trump will be Trump" attitude.

  • we're approximately three inches right of fuck

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  • There is the doomerism timeline. "Well, it's too late now, no reason to change anything now!".

    Doomerism is just an evolution of binary thinking.

  • I want JK Rowling to be happy rule

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  • Not just transphobic: Intersex-phobic and libelous

  • Well that was predictable

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  • I would say your simply wrong.

    It is not more moral to keep billions of animals alive, and in miserable conditions, solely for the purpose of consuming them, despite any romanticized idea of keeping a completely artificially selected species around.

    And also, that there isn't a world where we completely give up meat eating anyways, and even less of a world where we let them go extinct.

  • I Tried A New Recipe

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  • Eggs in a basket

  • What life hack is so simple yet so effective, you're shocked more people don't know about it?

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  • My process:

    1. Cut in half
    2. Remove core
    3. Cut in quarters
    4. Peel.

  • violently cries and sobs

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  • If only sex was as simple as a selection of gametes. There is a wide range of chromosomal, hormonal, genitalia, and physiological variation in human sex characteristics, and it is much more common than you think. And that is ignoring much more subtle variation and overlap between the sexes - cognitive, emotional, psychological - that are just as much a part of the natural variation of human sex as any other.

    And before you come back with an argument about some rhetoric about "conditions" or what ever - all of evolution starts as a rare variation that becomes common in a certain population. Certain eye colors are nearly the same rarity.

    Finally, there are plenty of animals that have individuals that do not reproduce. Examples are naked mole rats. We aren't a eusocial species, but it isn't to say we don't have some very early characteristics of it.

  • What is optimal price category for bike?

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  • Yeah, let's not hyperanalyze bike sustainability. If you are riding a bike for commuting, you are drastically more sustainable than if you chose to drive. There isn't any strong reason to try to muddy the victory.