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negativenull , 4 months ago

Mussolini knows

negativenull , 4 months ago

The show does differ from the book. The main character in the show (Andrew Garfield) is not in the book. He’s a detective searching for answers. It helps tell the narrative in video form. The book doesn’t need that. Both the book and show are good. They just tell the relevant story in slightly different ways.

negativenull , 4 months ago

This is truly amazing!

negativenull , 4 months ago

mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/coa/

Search for “Entity Name” of “Life Corporation”. From there, you can get a list of corporate leadership. CEO (when searched on linkedin) shows the CEO is also a CEO of:

• Poll Makers,
• Text to Survey
• Voice Broadcasting

It seems to be all surrounding a call-center. It all fits.

negativenull , 4 months ago

Job enters the chat

negativenull , 4 months ago

Just wait until he defames her again! He can’t stop himself

negativenull , 5 months ago

Mexico will finally build the wall, to stop Texans from jumping the border

negativenull , 5 months ago

It works with coffee too.

negativenull , 5 months ago

https://media.tenor.com/pjd0kMpmTj0AAAAM/holy-shit-barf.gif

negativenull , 5 months ago

ds9redefined.wordpress.com

discord.gg/Z3tXxM3u (for links to download). Warning, they are huge files. All total, it’s 333GB

negativenull , 9 months ago

“But the books were on display…”
“On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.”
“That’s the display department.”
“With a flashlight.”
“Ah, well, the lights had probably gone.”
“So had the stairs.”
“But look, you found the books, didn’t you?”
“Yes,” said Arthur, “yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.”

negativenull OP , 10 months ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/b6d7f606-f6a9-4e9b-ae77-463a7ecdd344.jpeg

negativenull , 10 months ago

Just nip the tip!

negativenull , 10 months ago

If you have a problem, and use XML to solve it, you now have two problems

negativenull , 10 months ago

Not yet:

A grand jury in Atlanta handed up an indictment late Monday in a Georgia prosecutor’s investigation into efforts by Donald J. Trump and some of his key allies to overturn the state’s 2020 election results.

But its details — including who is named in the indictment and what charges were brought — were not immediately clear. After a long day of the grand jurors hearing evidence, the full indictment is expected to be released later in the evening.

negativenull , 10 months ago

Authentik (goauthentik.io) is nice and simple.

negativenull , 10 months ago

My wife and I made plans (flights/hotels) to go there early next year. I’m starting to have seconds thoughts.

negativenull , 10 months ago

He’s calling the court’s bluff. I’m afraid it’ll work. They should hold him in contempt and put in in jail, pending trial. I don’t believe they will.

negativenull , 10 months ago

He’s pulling BS in Georgia this morning as well: Trump tells Georgia witness not to testify

negativenull , 10 months ago

I want to destroy the manager

🎵 Volo perdere procurator 🎶

negativenull , 10 months ago

Tiny Hawk

negativenull , 10 months ago

gitlab.com/…/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean

gitlab.com/…/bypass-paywalls-firefox-clean

negativenull , 10 months ago

We feared them, because they put up Sputnik, which, by the way, people forget was an emptied out casing of an intercontinental ballistic missile. And, Sputnik itself means “Fellow Traveler”, so it’s all peaceful, but it was a ballistic missile head, without explosives. So that was a signal, and we freaked in America. So NASA got founded, on the fear factor of Sputnik.

Alright, so we then go to the moon on the fear factor that Russia will control the high ground. Then we go to the moon, space enthusiasts say, “Oh, we’re on the moon by '69, we’ll be on Mars in another 10 years.” They completely did not understand why we got to the moon in the first place. We were at war, once we saw that Russia was not ready to land on the moon, we stopped going to the moon. That should not surprise anybody looking back on it.

Neil deGrasse Tyson

negativenull , 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

Denver has been experimenting with this, with spectacular success, for a couple years already:
denverpost.com/…/denver-star-program-expansion/

negativenull , 10 months ago

used motor oil?

negativenull OP , 10 months ago

Do you know what they are called so I can look them up?

negativenull OP , 10 months ago

Oh, someone mentioned it above

negativenull , 10 months ago

A 2004 study by Simonte et al. exposed 29 severely peanut allergic patients to a double-blind inhalation challenge to 3oz of peanut butter (or soy butter, both masked for smell) just 12 inches from the nose. As well, a pea sized drop of either masked butter was smeared on the skin for 1 minute, and then was removed. In both exposures, no one developed any allergic reactions. There were 3 patients who developed localized erythema and 5 developing localized pruritus from the peanut butter skin contact, but 5 also developed erythema with soy butter skin contact, which demonstrates that butters on the skin can cause irritation but not generalized reactions. The authors concluded that casual contact or inhalation of peanut butter was highly unlikely to cause any symptoms.

In 2016, Jin et al re-replicated these findings within a cabin of an airplane in flight. They noted surface contamination of Ara h 2 on unwashed tray tables after someone ate peanut over them, and among 7 air filters measuring Ara h 2 content when placed on a tray table directly below the mouth of someone eating peanut only 1 filter detected any level, which was 1-2ng/500cm3. They found no detectable peanut levels from 3 air filters tested in a restaurant where individuals were deshelling and eating peanut. Investigators concluded that the risk of exposure to peanut on an airplane stems from potentially contaminated surfaces and not from airborne levels.

www.aaaai.org/…/peanut-air-travel