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Apple and Google confirm governments spy on users through push notifications
https://www.androidauthority.com/apple-google-push-notification-surveillance-3392252/
Oregon Senator Ron Wyden has asked ...
Which USC or regulation is the pertinent one Apple is citing?
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This is kinda neat.
The urban renewal continues. Fescue grass is up from seed. This was roto-tilled 5x and 75 gallons of garbage was cleaned up during that ptocess-broken glass, insulation, bits of house, broken toys, needles, you name it.
Garden space now has 6” layer of reclaimed wood chips for mulch and weed suppression.
Garden space now has 6” layer of reclaimed wood chips for mulch and weed suppression.
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The more I see of the System, the more I believe in the value of breaking away and building in small, dense silos.
The big S System has ceased to be market rational and no longer allocates goods and services to their highest and best use.
The big S System has ceased to be market rational and no longer allocates goods and services to their highest and best use.
Great idea sir, but would putting the large stones at the bottom not make more sense?
It probably would, in this case, this was the order I found the rocks.
The key here is more about interlocking mass. There is a steel T post driven 3 feet deep in the center of the stone pile. It stabilizes the mass. The wire mesh retains the mass.
Solid stone in this area weighs 160# per cubic foot, so this mass post probably will exceed two tons.
The key here is more about interlocking mass. There is a steel T post driven 3 feet deep in the center of the stone pile. It stabilizes the mass. The wire mesh retains the mass.
Solid stone in this area weighs 160# per cubic foot, so this mass post probably will exceed two tons.
Wire fence to keep cats out of my newly planted strawberries. This is an old fire ring, lined with geofabric and filled with potting soil. 
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I gathered the stones off the lot to create the boundary posts. This was a common way to establish fence corners on the prairies where trees for posts were rare and precious. 
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