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Reply to [Discussion] What do you use for an alarm/to wake up and not go back to sleep? by TheDrKillJoy
My dog hears my alarm and she makes sure I’m up.
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Reply to comment by despitegirls in FCC Threatens to Disconnect Twilio for Illegal Robocalls by BasedSweet
Holy Shit! We got this too but it was sent to my personal number not my work number which I thought was strange but it’s the number listed in our HR system.
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Reply to comment by Justme100001 in More Flooding in Australia’s Soggy Southeast | NASA Earth Observatory by marketrent
You forgot the episode with the mice.
P0RTILLA t1_ix3e06y wrote
Didn’t this cause the mouse population explosion a few years ago?
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P0RTILLA t1_j8g5b0k wrote
Reply to If soot is highly combustible, why doesn't it burn off before it accumulates? by TheIronKurtin
Soot is generally caused by incomplete combustion. It is hard find soot on a natural gas burner with a clean blue flame. All carbon is oxidized. With wood the chains of carbon is very long and the combustion is slower cooler and longer many newer wood burning stoves have a reburn where super heated fresh air is introduced to oxidize and ignite some of the gasified wood that would be soot. Imagine soot as tiny particles of charcoal. Also remember combustible means it’s flash point is above 100c.