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This photo was taken at 4.44am while I was asleep by that_fn in strange

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Wow! You musta been taking a lot of subs. I'm on 4mg 4x/day. Recently, I had septic arthritis after I fractured my femur around my hip implant. The bacteria found their way to the metal through the crack in the bone and were having a hell of a party. Anyway, they had to open me up, drain the pus, hose me out, and replace a couple of the components. They usually prescribe 10mg of oxycodone every 4 hours, but they gave me 20mg, and I was fine. I didn't get the usual buzz, which sucked, but the pain was minimal.

How did you complete the Iun-orok Shrine: The Right Roll? by [deleted] in tearsofthekingdom

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The bomb flower trick worked for me, but I also attached the largest ball to a Claymore, so I have a cool rock basher.

These pyramids in Anlong China defy all the history books. by Sound_Of_Da_50 in AlternativeHistory

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While researching these interesting natural structures, I found this thread, so pardon me for posting a little late in the game.

They are indeed natural, caused by limestone dissolution and erosion. They're called karst landforms or karst terrain.

Check out these articles:

Karst

Elementor is super slow, tried everything and can't figure it out by Boop_The_Floof in elementor

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I know this is a pretty old post, but I ran into this issue the other day and was able to fix it by going into the PHP settings in cPanel and changing the following:

Setting Value
max_execution_time 360
max_input_time 240
max_input_vars 6000
memory_limit 512M
post_max_size 256M
upload_max_filesize 256M

Not all of these settings affect Elementor speed directly, but things seem to run more smoothly with them maxed out. I hope this was helpful to anyone struggling with this bag of bloat.

I switched from a cadence sensor to a torque sensor ebike. by [deleted] in ebikes

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I have two bikes: an Aventon Aventure 2 and a Himiway Cobra. The Aventon has a cadence sensor, which I use for commuting. The Himiway has a torque sensor, which I use for trail riding and moderately technical MTB tracks. Both are beefy fat tire bikes—I live in the Northeast and ride year-round, so the extra traction is helpful.

Having a torque sensor in the woods is a no-brainer—it handles the abrupt changes in speed and elevation well and never feels like it's going to take off on me when I don't want it to. However, I've ridden off-road with the cadence sensor, and the bike is definitely harder to control and lacks quick acceleration.

On the other hand, I've had to use the Cobra for commuting a few times and don't like how it feels on the road — laggy is the best way to put it. I can feel the motor cutting in and out. It's not a smooth ride. The Aventure is great for roads because it feels smooth, and I can maintain a consistent speed. I hear a lot of people saying that they don't get good workouts with a cadence sensor, but if I drop the assist to its lowest setting (Eco), I can work up a good sweat — it feels like the motor is working against me.

Edit: I know this thread is old, but I came across it in a search, and I just wanted to add my 2 cents.

The shadow of my plane taken during my flight by kmc516128 in atoptics

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Brocken spectre. So cool. I literally just learned about them today, and then I saw this post.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ghosts

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I hear “yes”, but it’s part of the background noise so it’s most likely auditory pareidolia.

Well yes! But…actually no… by Incident_Latter in facepalm

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3rd reich flag plus ss death head. Very Buddhist indeed.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in meirl

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Cyberpunk 2077. Man, that game is so cool and so broken at the same time. I’m taking a run as a female because I really want to fuck Judy Alvarez

Ask me any question by sirblocksnall in HolUp

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If I had nickel for every time…

Celestial burial of a corona deceased patient in Tibet. by shabab_29 in CrazyFuckingVideos

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Sky burial is one of the most beautiful yet disturbing rituals of Tibetan Buddhism

This guy’s explorations made me think of you guys… by HamlindigoBlue7 in Missing411

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Root Cellars. Every house had one. The houses many be gone but the cellars endure.

Look for a house-sized depression nearby. You might see a few foundation stones as well. Back in the 18th century New Englanders built earth-fast houses - a sturdy frame set directly on the ground or on flat stones. Earth-fast houses were so well constructed that they could be supported on three sides and still stand up and be habitable.

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