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EtherWhack , vor 7 Tagen

It could be...

Most areas in the US have that as a building code violation for the safety issue of it. Usually, there's a "first" when any regulation regarding inherent safety is created.

EtherWhack , vor 21 Tagen

Isn't brass antimicrobial though?

EtherWhack , vor 23 Tagen

That gif is when you are trying to get out a fat log after being constipated for a week.

EtherWhack , vor 24 Tagen

Include insurance in on that too.

Some insurances charge more for two seaters/doors as they are the more sporty ones. Ones with more seats and/or doors are thought more to be "family cars" where sporty/erratic driving styles would be less common.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

The problem is, is the craft beer industry is obsessed with hops and the different varieties. Since IPAs are one of the most hopped beers, they took it and ran with it, all the while going down the rabbit hole of adding more and more hops. (akin to a child learning to cook by adding continually dumping in different spices to try to balance out the others) playing with the mixture of hop varieties. Most of them are also brewed to be drunk close to 0C which lightens its bitterness a bit. Though, fruit-infused and some hazy ones can sometimes have that bitterness work in their favor.

The next time you are in the US and you are still curious, while not to common, look more towards the porter/stout side. The coffee ones tend to be really good along with the more niche bourbon-barrel aged stouts. Fruity wheat beers can be a hit-or-miss with some being hopped more than others, but there is a good portion which are really good; sour ales having the same issue. Craft lagers could be another, but are almost non-existent due to how it's brewed.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

I figured as much. Just wanted to give some suggestions if you ever were interested in going down that route again.

Being less than couple hours from Napa Valley, I do definitely get the appeal of a good wine though. I, myself prefer them over beer in most cases too.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

Now, did she say Jesus as an exclamation, or that she was directing her comment to him?

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

Same with talking to yourself

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Like drinking sea water

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It's the salt content. Cheese can cause or worsen dehydration via hypernatremia, just like sea water

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Both reference each other.

I forget what was in Dune, but I remember Han introducing himself and saying he was a spice hauler in a past life.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

Could be, though I've heard people use plug interchangeably.

Connections for data, the female side is usually called a port; for electrical, it's officially called a receptacle, though more commonly called an outlet or sometimes a socket. The male side is always the plug.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

Part of the reasoning is that dust can't really settle on the contacts if they are facing down. It's the same for the most part with rj45 (ethernet) ports.

EtherWhack , vor einem Monat

And I thought I was the only one with that habit

EtherWhack , vor 2 Monaten

It depends.

With tearing apart drives over the years, 3.5" always used aluminum platters, while the 2.5" ones used glass. (With greater data density and higher speeds however, this may have changed)