Weird how the timeline of their thriving matches with the complexity of commercially available LLMs.
Very weird. Spooky even π»
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It's so easy to tell if it was stolen.
If your favorite side doesn't win, it was stolen. That's it, that's how you can tell.
I've been saying this for years...
There is no trump as you know him; it's just 4-6 possums in a trenchcoat.
Got receipts for the $640M the US spent on migrants?
Or... Is this low brow agitprop served with a heaping helping of ignorance with a dash of faux-news talking points?
K thanks. Very helpful π€‘
US IT company ABBYY has dismissed all Russian ~~employees~~ assets.
Waiting for China to develop PV tech they didn't steal from foreign IP.
Been waiting a while now. China is the Edison of solar.
Mostly their leader is a cunt.
Your assumption is just an emotionally based knee jerk reaction!
DIDNT YOU JUST WRITE SEVERAL PARAGRAPHS IN ALL CAPS LIKE SOME SORT OF EMOTIONAL RODENT?
I wish you could grasp the concept of irony.
Can I unsubscribe twice please?
Okay so now that everyone is here, the above comment is precisely what to look for when checking for signs of stroke.
On to .ml for the rest of our addled brains tour. Stay with you buddy and the group!
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After more research and some lucky talks I believe this to be epidote from tailings out of the Wolverine Mine, a few miles from where I found these pieces.
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Was rock hounding on the southern shore of Lake Superior. Found these green crystal deposits that formed like geodes, specimens are small, the largest is about the size of a corn kernel. A local said it could be chlorasolite but I don't think it matches based on color and clarity. Any thoughts would be appreciated!
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recently moved my jade tree inside for the season. barely made it through the front door.
(mander.xyz)
Repotted it into a 5gal bucket because large pots are pricyyyy. This tree is about 5 years old and has made hundreds of props that inhabit friend's houses around town.
Some big dumby with my name (T'was me) posted earlier this week with a totally not correct way to propagate ficus elastica (rubber tree, tineke) from a leaf. So anyway here is the proper way to prop it with pictures.
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- Step one: mark where you would like to make your first cut (i use a loose zip tie). This cut will make the mother tree bush out at the highest node. Plan ahead, and make your cut.
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- Step two: process the props by cutting up from the bottom every 2 leaf nodes. leave 4-6 leaves/nodes at the very end of the piece (this last chunk is your reward, you are doing great).
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- Step three: Remove the lower leaf entirely from each piece, and the lowest 2-3 leaves on the largest piece.
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Step four: dip the bottom of your cuttings into rooting hormone. Be generous.
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- Step five: firmly grasp your new cutting and gently cram them into the pot you forgot to fill up with a fast draining potting soil before you started. Be sure to completely cover the lower node and keep the dirt about as high as the remaining leaf-node.
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- Step six: Put the smaller props in any excessively humid environment where they can still get some indirect light. I use my favorite clear tote under a canopy, lightly sealed. Keep the soil moist.
Roots should form in 6-12 weeks. Some may take a long time, some may die. I'd bet youre glad you made 5 now, huh?
If you know what to do with all these leaves please let me know;
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He's just misunderstood.
Don't bother checking his recent comment history or anything π§π§
Jk, dude is a fucking ghoul of a human