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Same experience trying to advertise an Airbnb. Went round and round with a Google ad "support consultant" as they messed up our campaign multiple times, meanwhile happily spending hundreds and getting ROI for it on Instagram.
If you put a decent transmitter on each of those 197 dishes that will be in south africa, could it knock out satellites with the combined focused EMI?
I would guess later in life when your insurance agent or tax prep person find out you didn't fill out a will yet and introduces you or encourages you to have an attorney write one with you. Now your family has an attorney! That or going through a family estate.
Amazing. He was 25 and had just passed his state exam when he did that. Seems like it caused him some strife in his career for a while.
Especially for unsecured debt!
Reduced to $25 million, to be clear.
You should probably seek out a therapist or psychiatrist, you seem to be having a crisis of some sort.
Even further, Americans are so heavily marketed on junk food we don't know what is what. We're told that fruit is a sugary treat, bananas are 'belly fat food', and I have no idea how to cook beans to make them interesting to eat. (Not that I have tried or thought about it recently - I'm sure I could with a minute of applied brain time)
Meanwhile sugary cereals like Heritage Flakes, and honey loaded granolas are what we think is healthy.
And humidifying in the process
Signing up to work with a small company there is always a known risk. That's why almost every b2b sales pitch I've seen includes some slide about how big the company is and its plans to continue growing, to convince you it's not a risk.
tty is when the turtle is talking to you now instead of later
As a remote worker on a hybrid team, I did get promoted, but I am also not surprised at all that remote would be promoted less often.
More like, because it's so damn hard to get reasonable rates paid for small developers solar projects power output?
Electricians hate this one trick!
Fission batteries, baby!
It's not so simple to look at one constraint for a rooftop install. When planning an install, cost per watt and watts per square meter interact, as does module size, module weight, low illuminance performance, durability and degradation, appearance, and other factors.
Actually yeah, plenty of larger birds of prey hover high off the ground to look for moving targets. I have seen it myself.
Also happens in cold clear weather when snow blows off the mountain tops, in my experience
I'm grateful for the little child snuggled up into my armpit sleeping, snoring softly. And my wife, my other child sleeping, and many other things as well
Come on now, this isn't Twitter
One of the key stories for ev adoption though is that you can charge overnight at lower electric rates to save on gas, so we still need a clean baseload power supply for overnight.
I think it's a joke, unless they are referring to setting them under a poured layer of epoxy like some bars do (or the reddit thread from other commenter). For tiling, it would be difficult to set them because they are so thin. The thinset would end up being at or above the level of your grout. Also cleaning grout from them while float grouting would probably not be very fun. Maybe you could get away with setting them straight onto a layer of grout which would be less durable. Also they are so small and they don't come on a mat so you'd pay a lot of labor for placing them in any sort of organized manner
Yes it's weird, but it has been that way for a long time. Since I reviewed the salary statistics for my college when choosing majors in ~2008 even.
They certainly seem to get closer to the minimum acceptable ANSI or lumber association standards as computerized mills optimize cuts further.
And 2024 will be remembered as the time Tesla fumbled around with a poorly implemented pickup truck while missing the boat on building the first really good EV van or SUV.
As someone who was formerly in a mental ward for acute crisis, I would say that at least the 72 hour hold was an essential and necessary part of my treatment. I don't think that staying at home with unprepared family members for the acute period would have worked out, and I don't even have a problematic home environment!
The flip side of the coin is that I was in a really high quality hospital, I'm sure there are hospitals or facilities that can be more harmful rather than helpful.
I also have a problem with the way that they treat mental health like cancer, that once you have a diagnosis you will always have it. There are zero diagnostic criteria for "fully recovered" or removing dependence on medication, even after 5 or 10 years. It's also treated like a scarlet letter for insurance and unrelated things like TSA pre check - no matter how well you are doing you are still some level of risk to yourself and society. Though I could be wrong... the reoccurrence chart over time for my specific acute mania (with no depressive episodes) does look a lot like cancer remission charts with asymptotic approach to 80%+ reoccurrence after 2-4 years.
Because of combustion instability modes, cascading failures, and finally the simple difficulty of high reliability operation of a piece of machinery that is so highly stressed.
There is a very interesting book about it, called Combustion Instabilities in Liquid Rocket Engines: Testing and Development Practices in Russia.
Dude, get your prescription then go to eyebuydirect.com
Springboard and tower diving, not scuba.
Don't knock on diving! It's constantly under attack at pools all over the parts of the world where legal liability is any bit of a factor. So hard to find any place that will let you dive these days. Although too bad they close the whole pool. They should have a bulkhead or separate diving basin ideally.