For context: everything that goes to space is worth it's weight in gold... So a liter of water is worth ~$60k
Bgugi
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Based on the CSMS statement elseware in the thread and my limited google-fu, it looks like swicth one was 9504.50, which isn't on the list of exemptions.
That said, I wouldn't be too surprised if Nintendo figured out a few tweaks in the feature list that would allow them to claim it as one of the exempted categories.
This is not a shitpost.
It's not quite that quantitative:
Participants were asked, “Can you chew hard food such as hard bread or apples?” with three possible response options: (1) “Yes, without difficulty”, indicating no issues with chewing hard food; (2) “Yes, but I must be careful”, reflecting some difficulty or the need to adjust chewing habits, such as taking smaller bites or chewing more slowly to avoid discomfort; and (3) “No, not at all”, indicating a complete inability to chew hard food
Lemmy community for shitty bullion?
There are two kinds of people, lol.
What are you talking about? Bullshit is an animal byproduct.
I had the goofiest setup years ago... It was a single 16:9 1080p in the middle, with two 4:3 (1024x768?) monitors rotated. The sizes were just right so the pixel density was the same, and the sides only had a little bit of overscan when joined to imitate an ultrawide.___
Are you willing to go down for your country?
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If you're going to try ackshually-ing, you could at least be right. Even if you presuppose that "weight is force" (which, frankly, is one of those distinctions that people love to parade around to make themselves sound smart, but generally ignores historical, lingual, and legal contexts), objects in LEO are still attracted to earth with about 90% of the force they would be on earth's surface.
Unless you're one of those loons who only call the reaction force of a static system weight, in which case may God have mercy on your soul.