I skimmed it and there's not nearly enough lengthy and highly detailed descriptions of nipples and food.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byford\_Dolphin
explosive decompression in 1983 that killed four divers and one dive tender, as well as badly injured another dive tender.
excerpt:
Investigation by forensic pathologists determined that Hellevik, being exposed to the highest pressure gradient and in the process of moving to secure the inner door, was forced through the crescent-shaped opening measuring 60 centimetres (24 in) long created by the jammed interior trunk door.
Did you ever have to write a paper in school with a minimum page or word count?
I haven't had that be a problem for me in a long time, they seem to have ironed that issue out.
It's literally in the first sentence of the article.
silicon panels drop at 1 percent a year
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Slashdot is still around too
I seem to recall a few scifi stories with civilizations like that.
I like it. It did turn on user Avatars despite it being off in preferences?
On kbin, if you over over a persons name, the popout shows the @ of where they're from.
In my case, the heat pump is in the basement. So in the summer it's great. It dehumidifies and cools the basement. However in the winter, it's still cooling the basement. So the gas furnace kicks on to heat the basement back up. There's a push-pull there.
However, I have solar, and an excess of electricity credits from it.
So what I've done is put it in high-demand mode which uses more electricity and less heat pump, reducing the push-pull issue.
In the summer I'll put it back in pure heat pump mode.
Just the opposite of this, I just read about this guy yesterday. He needs to drink water constantly because he can't retain it.
unless of course there was some creaking and cracking noises first, then maybe a little spray of water.
I've been on reddit for 17 years, I can't remember when I bought RIF. It was a good run.
It took a long time for niche communities to pop up on Reddit too, remember Reddit has been around a long time now. Back in the day, Digg was the shiznit and nobody knew about Reddit.
probably a personal submarine
For the month of June, Portland Maine had two days without rain. And so far, in July it's rained every day. We're so sick of rain here.
Driving down the highway, hit a traffic jam. Don't even slow down just go airborne over the jam.