blargerer

This is just survivorship bias right? The ones that get caught are hard to hide. That’s part of why they got caught.

That doesn’t explain the ~30 dollar cost of a regular watermelon in 2001.

Melons in Japan are way more expensive, but also like, way more flavourful.

Never doubt the impact bad incentives can have on a large group of individual actors.

There was absolutely a sweet period around when indy games were taking off and after game guides had fallen out of favour, where secrets like this in medium sized games (or huge indy hits) could remain for years.

If you are serious about losing weight, what I would suggest you do is start recording what you are eating in detail to see where the calories are actually coming from. Make a spreadsheet and track it. Also if you aren’t already active, pick up some activity to become less sedentary. Doesn’t need to be working out, could be a sport, could be going for more walks.

Can you give an example of what you currently eat? I… doubt you aren’t losing weight if you are really eating 900 calories a day.

Sure of the first point I guess? I’m not some huge advocate of this technology, I’m just saying it’s not an apples to apples comparison where you can simply say its 4x worse.

On the second point, no. It takes 10s or 100s of millions of years for coal/oil to form. And most of the stuff we mine/drill for was formed from trees before bacteria/fungus evolved ways to break down cellulose, so dead trees just piled up. Its plausible that its never removed from the carbon cycle unless we are the ones to put it back where we got it from. It will certainly not happen on human time scales.

The way its currently operating seems highly inefficient, but the point about biopower stations is that they aren’t introducing more carbon into the carbon cycle. These trees would have died eventually and returned to the carbon cycle naturally, they are just controlling the process for human power. Imagine if it was running off of a tree farm that was geographically next to the power plant, for instance.

Look at the winter games and the home advantage in Vancouver might be the highest on the whole thing.

Trans-Equity is apparently a real estate brokerage in Florida. Maybe a backup of their website?

FF I-VI bundle.

If I’m reading things correctly, this issue isn’t the latch failing, it’s that it’s not properly closed after being opened, something that should be detected by software but isn’t because of a deformation in the latch. Of course I have no idea if they are just lying.

I’m Canadian not European, but I think its nearly impossible to overstate how much the US’s allies don’t want Trump reelected.

Tiger

Not all people with ADHD show the exact same behaviours. Executive dysfunction is the key one. If you find yourself switching between getting lost in tasks, unable to change what you are doing even when you know you should and being unable to focus on tasks, constantly having your focus jump between different things, that is the core symptom of ADHD.

The majority of provinces right now are lead by Conservative governments, the Federal government is Liberal. But we use blue for Conservatives and red for Liberals on our political maps/branding.

Yes but… not the way you presumably meant.