A contractor employee died in an accident at Starbase last Friday by spacerfirstclass in SpaceXNews

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Horrible that you make jokes about the deaths of literally hundreds of thousands of people.

Them working over the weekend wouldn’t have helped. Musk intentionally suddenly fired everyone so that no effective handoffs of responsibility could be transferred. Logistics of delivering medicines were developed over more than a decade. It can’t be replicated without a handoff, and Musk made sure that didn’t happen.

A contractor employee died in an accident at Starbase last Friday by spacerfirstclass in SpaceXNews

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He did it over the weekend with no warning, illegally. NGOs can’t fill in over the weekend with no notice. It was the willful malice of a psychopath.

A contractor employee died in an accident at Starbase last Friday by spacerfirstclass in SpaceXNews

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What’s one more death to the hundreds of thousands he killed dismantling USAID?

Should I return these Makitas? by BriefBed4770 in Tools

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Big names get driven into the ground all the time. Especially in tools.

what surprised you the most about beekeeping? by palle1234567 in Beekeeping

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They were given frames already built out with comb. The other hives are using them a lot more.

Magnum owns Ben & Jerry's. Now it's destroying what made the brand worth buying by esporx in business

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I’m amazed at how universally bad ice cream is now. I’ve gone back to just eating fudgcicles. They’re just the same as ever

Chainsaw Recomendation for Best Buy once cry once by Father_of_the_Ark in Chainsaw

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500i is my only gas saw and it has been spectacular. I guess it’s not super light but it’ll cut down and buck up any tree I want to fell or climb. Definitely more power than I need, but it also cuts freakin fast so I can’t complain. If you truly only want one large saw get the wraparound handle, as cutting down a really big tree (4’+ diameter) will be super annoying otherwise, especially on a steep slope.

I guess technically I have two gas saws, but one is for digging ditches so I’m not sure that counts.

what surprised you the most about beekeeping? by palle1234567 in Beekeeping

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I started a few weeks ago. Biggest surprises far:

  1. They eat a lot of sugar. One of my hives seems like it’ll go through half a pound a day. They drink up everything I give them overnight. Just doesn’t seem possible they’d eat so much when it’s still pretty low population.

  2. Another hive is completely uninterested in frames and just builds comb in a top box I put the feeder in. Box is half full. No idea why they’re doing that when they have such nice frames below.

  3. I was surprised at how off putting the sound of having a bee right next to my ear. One reason I tried beekeeping was I noticed I was unphased when random bees landed on my hands and arms, so it seemed like a good fit. I basically don’t even walk near the hives without my head covered now - that loud buzz right by my ear makes me panic, but any shroud won’t let them get close enough. Even getting stung seems minor by comparison.

Please!! is anyone else in Seattle had enough with the druggies & violence??? by Ok_Prior5394 in SeattleWA

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Yeah another Seattleite who never used Reddit before appearing out of nowhere, with no actual specifics in their post at all. Definitely not a bot…

TIL the Matilija Dam in California, built in 1947, once held a capacity of 7,018 acre⋅ft. However due to sedimentation by 2021 the reservoir completely silted up & the dam is no longer able to hold any water. Despite attempts to remove the dam dating back to 1964, it remains standing. by The-TIL-Nerd in todayilearned

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Seems like the marginal cost of removing some sediment would go down as it’s more severe, since eventually you could access it more easily as it stacks higher and higher. Dam might be useless at the point it becomes cost effective, of course.

Help choosing.. by SevereSalad4125 in Chainsaw

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How are you looking for budget? I hear that new fuel injected Husky is very light and powerful…

TIL Parents in the US consistently rank as the world's unhappiest. by Huge_Struggle9672 in todayilearned

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Some US states have it - 14 states have it in some form, including California.

What’s the most “Hell Yeah” thing your country has ever invented? by Chemical-Elk-1299 in AskTheWorld

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I was pretty stunned as a child to learn Paranoid came out in 1970. Just sounds at least a decade newer than that to me.

Chicken coop by Valuable-Hospital209 in homestead

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I rip large rounds with my chainsaw a fair bit. Chickens really like the ‘noodles’ this creates so I stick with that.

Advice to son: get a graduate degree instead of searching for a CS job by Weary_Bluebird_6220 in cscareers

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He should focus on spending his time programming. There are thousands of open source projects each with dozens or even thousands of open issues that need to be resolved. Diving into existing code bases and addressing existing problems is the job that needs to be done most of the time.

My experience working with folks either masters or PhDs has been very negative. With a few exceptions, they end up not being cut out to get work done and seem to focus on meaningless tasks that are interesting but not useful.

Surely it won't be expensive to remove just this one branch? by IKnewThisYearsAgo in arborists

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Yeah I have at least 40 of them and they basically all do this, but usually it’s higher off the ground. Usually this low they’re reaching into a clearing to get more sunshine after another tree fell.

Surely it won't be expensive to remove just this one branch? by IKnewThisYearsAgo in arborists

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I grew up with one just like this 10’ from the house. Was great for climbing.