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Buy a bow. Guns are for lazy people

That convenience is worth the terrible environmental impact to you?

What a hyperbolic reply. We just want them to use steel shot. It's really not a big deal.

A local radio station has "Liberty the Eagle" as its mascot. Not long ago it was updated to "Liberty, the Eagle with the voice of a red tail."

It raises questions of systemic injustice. If there is a demographic discrepancy, it is worth asking why.

Those are not accurate numbers. Where did you find them?

Processing 160 (or more, many many more) RAW files is much more of a pain in the neck than just taking the time to get everything right in camera and dealing with the jpegs.

As someone with extensive experience in doing what you're describing with a DSLR, the video option sounds like a wonderful shortcut and I've wondered if it was possible to do it with my current equipment.

This only works up to a point before diffraction sets in and the picture quality starts to very noticeably suffer, and comes nowhere close to the depth of field acquired with focus stacking. In fact, with stacking, the lens should be stopped down to the best f-stop anyway (f/8-11).

I'm not 100% certain because I'm not a mod, but I believe the subreddit owner controls that behavior.

"The flavor enhancers and preservatives BHA and BHT are subject to severe restrictions in Europe but are widely used in American food products."

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/28/well/eat/food-additives-b...

I'd rather see the expanded list of ingredients in my chili and salsa. I'm sure it wouldn't look nearly as bad as the list above.

I was wrong... estimated touchdown is 15:55 eastern time.

What towns has this occurred in?

It sounds like you have less than a passing familiarity with the issue. We have a better understanding of the dangers of invasives and a better regulatory framework to control them than we did in the 1700s. We have eradication programs trying to limit or stop the spread of some of the worst species. Most of them are not beneficial crops.

Maybe a little too soon to just give up completely?

Or the safety bicycle design is so perfect that any attempt to “improve” upon it winds up coming across more as an art project rather than a utilitarian upgrade.

Yes! It's a statewide program. There's a specific jughandle at the 78/Turnpike interchange that has a nice patch of flowers every summer. It's funny seeing it amid all the industry and crud of the area.

New Jersey has had a trial program for several years now. In fact, you can buy the seed mix that the Garden State Parkway uses.

https://www.gspwildflowers.com/shop

I thought you opened with quotes from the article, but it seems like you made them up? There's no indication that the people here were expecting to go on a pioneering expedition.

It's already been tried!

"During a phone interview, Mr. Lopes turned on the bracelet, resulting in static-like white noise for the listener on the other end."

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/14/technology/alexa-jamming-...

If only there was an system somewhere between the United States and East Germany. Sheesh.

.... or have a functional mass transit network so that they don't have to live downtown.

They also make LOTO derails to keep the train from running you down: https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto33914.jpg

I think OP is referring to a job site where people coming and going have access to the panel. If you're home alone or only have a small handful of people to keep in contact with then it's far less of an issue.

Do you grow cat grass for them? Ours loves it. https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/cat-gras...

You can get USGS lidar point clouds: https://www.usgs.gov/news/usgs-3dep-lidar-point-cloud-now-av...

A commenter above you posted a link to a NOAA data site. I believe that site is a resource for GIS shapefiles: https://coast.noaa.gov/inventory/

If you're interested in lidar data for the United States, the USGS has a great tool online:

https://apps.nationalmap.gov/3depdem/

I've used it to map old quarries and other sites in my area.

New Hampshire has an ongoing project to map stone walls using lidar: http://www.granit.unh.edu/resourcelibrary/specialtopics/ston...

For people who feel strongly enough about the ethics of animal farming and the environment, meat substitutes can be "good enough." When I gave up meat years ago I just considered it to be the price of doing what was right.

This is untrue. Jacanas, phalaropes, sandpipers, and topi antelopes are just a few counterexamples of your ridiculous assertion.

Those are all birds that have been able to adapt very well to urban life. For each one of those, there are scores that haven't been able to do so.