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I use color-blindness safe color palettes at work even though none of my coworkers are color blind and yet the idea of writing /s for a cynical or hyperbolic comment disgusts me. Eh, pobody's nerfect ig.

Unclear which is the former and which the latter...

You can't say that!!!

A small amount of dish soap (drop or two) in a spray bottle of water will break their hydrophobic shell and they'll dry out in a day. Only drawback is if you apply too much (like a lot) it can cause the leaves to get sunburns.

Water alone and mechanical removal can take several weeks to work. It's fine on one plant but you risk spread to other plants in the house.

Just my experience growing peppers.

The dish soap rinses off easily so just wash before eating as normal.

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It's a mix of bokmål and nynorsk so autotranslators may have a little trouble.

The tax would be used to fund maintenance and repair related to tourism use such as trails, public attractions, etc...

Furthermore its an optional tax for cities with high tourism to decide to implement. The tax yield wouldn't leave the local community.

There's not a single mention of law enforcement.

Most people are not going to /s their posts. It's worth asking whether a post is sarcasm/cynism before jumping to the conclusion.

Consider why the specific words are all caps in their comments, and the context in which they post.

Fuck i miss the old internet...

Beyond a diverse sourcing of information one could consider sources which present their bias up front.

An analysis seated in a well communicated philosophy is better than one with its motive hidden behind a mask.

Furthermore, information being factual isn't enough to be unbiased. Bias also applies to the selection of information being presented, or more importantly, not presented.

I would say "like dissolves like" but that would be an insult to the toxic chat lobby.

They were defending themselves against domestic terrorists /s (but actually just cynicism)

There are groups already doing the work. Look them up!

For example, BARK Out! Is active around Mt Hood in Oregon.

He appoints and directs the head of the department who, in turn, can more or less do so. They've been blatantly ignoring status quo and legal authority for a while now, so unless the supreme court gets the case and disagrees, they're unlikely to stop.