TheSealStartedIt

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Ok, dann ist es wohl eher die Tatsache dass ich mit Youtube nie wirklich etwas am Hut hatte (außer Musik hören) und die einzigen sozialen Medien die ich nutze Lassmich und früher Lases waren.

Hey, really cool wood stack you built there. I have a question, though — I’m a complete beginner when it comes to stacking firewood. I tried stacking mine without side walls as well, and during the night the whole thing collapsed.

I noticed that on the left and right sides of your stack, you alternated the logs lengthwise and crosswise. Is that actually stable enough to hold everything in place safely? How exactly does that technique work? Or am I just not seeing some kind of hidden support or walls?

As someone who has watched Forensic Files and rewatched almost every episode multiple times, I would slightly disagree. It’s true that hair without the root usually doesn’t contain nuclear DNA that can be used to directly match a person. However, hair shafts can still contain mitochondrial DNA.

Mitochondrial DNA is inherited through the maternal line and can sometimes be recovered even when the root is missing. While it’s not as specific as nuclear DNA and usually can’t identify a single individual, it can still help investigators narrow things down to a maternal lineage.

on Nasi Jinggo · c/foodporn · 4 pts · 1y

"We want plates" comes to mind. Otherwise it looks delicious.

Oh god the hate in this sub. It is definitely another tool for a dev to use. Like autocomplete or a lot of other stuff a good IDE does to help you. If you don't want to use it, fine. Perhaps you're such a pro that you don't need anything but a text editor. If you're not, and you're ignoring it for whatever petty reasons, you'll probably fall behind all the devs who learned how to use it to get more productive (or, in developer terms, lazier)