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bubbastars OP t1_je9r30a wrote
Reply to comment by -CalicoKitty- in Population density in Massachusetts by bubbastars
Plus the huge parks/cemeteries.
bubbastars OP t1_je9ihgd wrote
Reply to Population density in Massachusetts by bubbastars
I made this using Kontur's global population density dataset and overlaid it on some files from MassGIS. Each hexagon is roughly 1/4 sq. mile, and the most populated hex (outlined in teal if you zoom WAY in) is where Tremont meets Mass Ave in the South End.
Population density in MassachusettsSubmitted by bubbastars t3_126l1b4 in massachusetts
bubbastars OP t1_j7nb9d9 wrote
Reply to comment by LaChanz in Roads of Maine by bubbastars
bubbastars OP t1_j7nb6fa wrote
Reply to comment by ppitm in Roads of Maine by bubbastars
Just came back to this. Thank you - this thing is incredible!
bubbastars OP t1_j7lbyvc wrote
Reply to comment by Sandusky_D0NUT in Roads of Maine by bubbastars
Are you referring to the Park Loop not being on here? This is showing 3, 233, 102, 102A which is about as deep as my query goes.
bubbastars OP t1_j7kxehv wrote
Reply to comment by TimothyOilypants in Roads of Maine by bubbastars
Would you mind pointing me to the roads dataset? The only ones I can find on there besides public projects (which doesn't have every road) are missing line features.
bubbastars OP t1_j7kvc07 wrote
Reply to comment by TimothyOilypants in Roads of Maine by bubbastars
To be honest, because I'm just dipping my toes into GIS. It's not my strong suit. I built this using R and a package that queries OSM, since R is my forte and the package made the data easily accessible.
bubbastars OP t1_j7kcl7d wrote
Reply to Roads of Maine by bubbastars
Built on open-source mapping data from OpenStreetMap.org
Roads of Maine
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bubbastars OP t1_j5rem0i wrote
Reply to comment by Blue_Eyed_ME in What do you think of sugar kelp (or other sea vegetables), as a food? by bubbastars
Yep the plastic to food weight ratio on those things is insane. I stay away from them for sure. You can get nori in much greater quantities and much more eco-friendly packaging (just a thin, flat bag).
bubbastars OP t1_j5nxd1m wrote
Reply to comment by mullet_obi-wan in What do you think of sugar kelp (or other sea vegetables), as a food? by bubbastars
Wow that sounds amazing!
bubbastars OP t1_j5nx4rn wrote
Reply to comment by Guygan in What do you think of sugar kelp (or other sea vegetables), as a food? by bubbastars
I agree, but that term is used in part to make kelp products more accessible to consumers who haven’t had it before. No one wants to eat “algae”.
Sea lettuce, Irish moss, nori - those names all allude to plants. In part because we thought they actually were plants/vegetables, but I think the names haven’t been supplanted (pun intended) by the industry because many consumers without a science background would still assume they are plants and be more likely to try them.
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bubbastars OP t1_j4b9ywh wrote
Reply to comment by heavymetaltshirt in What's your favorite route to drive in Maine? by bubbastars
Oh, yeah, Rt 88 is awesome! I’ve only been on it once but loved it. Thanks for reminding me!
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bubbastars t1_j3rfw49 wrote
Reply to comment by varialectio in During digestion, does ethanol react with lipids to form esters, at a significant conversion rate? by spamarind_soda
Does sweating (or other forms of dehydration) affect water in the body enough to shift the equilibrium towards the products?
bubbastars t1_j2e87n0 wrote
Reply to comment by doggyfishbird in Where does Maine fits in the climate change dilemma? by doggyfishbird
Such comment. Much really
bubbastars t1_j2bts22 wrote
Reply to comment by wetsockssuckass in ID Requested: Bar Harbor / Acadia NP Coastline Building (Summer 1957) by ddessert
Very nice. How did you figure it out?
bubbastars OP t1_j25r2ou wrote
Reply to comment by Summer_and_Tinkles in Hoping to reunite with my beloved "Fitbit" - a red 2012 Honda Fit Sport w/ a manual transmission. Did you buy it in 2018 from Boch Honda, and can I buy it back from you? by bubbastars
Thank you! I’ll definitely consider it!
bubbastars OP t1_j24buib wrote
Reply to comment by Mumbles76 in Hoping to reunite with my beloved "Fitbit" - a red 2012 Honda Fit Sport w/ a manual transmission. Did you buy it in 2018 from Boch Honda, and can I buy it back from you? by bubbastars
I saw a blaze orange in my search - it's a cutie! I'll see if I can find the link. From what I recall, price wasn't bad for the mileage.
Edit: nvm, price isn't great but this little guy is a stunner
bubbastars OP t1_j246niu wrote
Reply to comment by Newarrival9765 in Hoping to reunite with my beloved "Fitbit" - a red 2012 Honda Fit Sport w/ a manual transmission. Did you buy it in 2018 from Boch Honda, and can I buy it back from you? by bubbastars
Yep, they don’t have any clue where it would be now. But it’s not in their lot.
bubbastars OP t1_j23puod wrote
Reply to comment by synthdrunk in Hoping to reunite with my beloved "Fitbit" - a red 2012 Honda Fit Sport w/ a manual transmission. Did you buy it in 2018 from Boch Honda, and can I buy it back from you? by bubbastars
Haha yeah I did get the CARFAX to see if some other dealer is selling it. But that’s as far as I’ll go sleuthing wise. Hoping whoever owns it reaches out rather than me finding them. It's weird and I'm not ashamed of that, but I'm not going to go bothering people with my weirdness.
bubbastars OP t1_j23po1e wrote
Reply to comment by TywinShitsGold in Hoping to reunite with my beloved "Fitbit" - a red 2012 Honda Fit Sport w/ a manual transmission. Did you buy it in 2018 from Boch Honda, and can I buy it back from you? by bubbastars
That’s what I thought, but I bought the CARFAX. It was last listed for sale by the dealer I sold it to (Boch Norwood) in August 2018. No record since.
bubbastars OP t1_jeb25fz wrote
Reply to comment by very_random_user in Population density in Massachusetts by bubbastars
Thank you for the kind words!