Youtube comments of Cees Timmerman (@CTimmerman).

  1. I'd argue the cheap ones are better at heating since they're more likely to start a fire.
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  2.  @jonmayer  Good thing civilized countries require electronics to be tested for safety before being allowed to be sold there.
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  3. 20:00 You should prepare a simple script explaining calmly: 1: They're being scammed. 2: They should turn off their computer. 3: Now that they're safe with you keeping their phone busy, you could help them remove TeamViewer. Even if the scammer connect first you can shut down TeamViewer. 4: Tell them to block foreign numbers if they don't have any friends of family there. Alternatively disable the ring and use an answering machine to screen calls. 5: Assure them they are safe as long as they don't listen to pushy salespeople or (usually foreign) scammers.
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  4. Except the DeLorean was merely slow and expensive instead of expensive, overheating, and prone to burst into flames.
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  5. It might be a feature made possible by the feminist class.
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  6. Always refreshing to see war stuff without music, ads, and slogans.
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  7. That's how they afford the car.
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  8.  @MCRuCr  “The release of atomic power has changed everything except our way of thinking ... the solution to this problem lies in the heart of mankind. If only I had known, I should have become a watchmaker. (1945)” ― Albert Einstein
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  9. XP-like interface, automatic backup, automatic updates, a modern browser, and Steam with DOSbox and Wine for applicable games. All free and mostly open source. Perfect for just about anyone.
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  10. And none of them was recording? UPDATE: As there's probably an interface that hides the next and many other comments saying some were, and even some helpfully pointing to the BBC, there is no need to reply any more that there are recordings, unless you can link them, which YouTube might not like.
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  11. It has enough ions to make peeing on an electric fence rather dangerous up close, though.
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  12. TL;DW: Satire exaggerates to the point of ridicule, and parody provides refreshing changes to expectations.
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  13. "Knicker poker g" is pretty close to "Knickerbocker glory", which was named after the Knickerbocker Hotel in Manhattan.
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  14. My Chinese stuff without a middleman has been better than my Chinese stuff with a local middleman so far. Local middlemen often don't listen to their people.
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  15.  @wolfetteplays8894  Unusual Electromagnetic Fields, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Sleep Paralysis, and The Power of Suggestion. So maybe don't binge watch Ghost Hunters in an old home with combustion heating while stressed.
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  16. Indeed. I hear recipes can't be copyrighted, hence the secrecy around them. In 2010, Domino's Australia changed sauce, boasting 40% more herbs, tastier tomatoes and a little zing.
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  17. "It's All About the Pentiums" - Weird Al
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  18. Recursion is a dangerous form of iteration that can overflow the stack if it's not being tail call optimised.
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  19. Nothing wrong with a good Christian side hug. Unless there's a pandemic.
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  20. Sounds like you're in a PVP area. You could try to move to Japan, though i hear that server's pretty full.
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  21. Elon Musk has, and Australia already fixed parts of their grid with Tesla's battery and is saving money.
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  22. Heavy metal (or simply metal) is a genre of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely in the United Kingdom and the United States. With roots in blues rock, psychedelic rock, and acid rock, the bands that created heavy metal developed a thick, massive sound, characterized by highly amplified distortion, extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and overall loudness. The genre's lyrics and performance styles are sometimes associated with aggression and machismo. 4:35
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  23. A space heater that makes toast is even more efficient.
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  24. Reminiscent of Einstein's watchmaker comment. Seems like not everyone believes other humans can be trained to be good.
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  25.  @ElectroDFW  Depending on amount of fingers lost at a time and recency of the last occurence.
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  26. At full HD the only clear difference to me is that the VHS appears a little lighter and sometimes has a little more distortion at the bottom of the frame, so it recording longer for less makes it the obvious choice for most consumers.
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  27. What happened to the bodies after that? Did rats and/or people eat them?
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  28. Times of Israel says "The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claim responsibility for a series of attacks against southern Israel."
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  29. At least he still has a home, water, and electricity.
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  30.  @МаксимФедосов-з6е  Speaking of transparency, where are the kanban for the execs?
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  31. Doc. Man.'s subject to the same paradox Yahweh and every other supposedly omnipotent and good being are: Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then why is there evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
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  32.  @RylanStorm  In my experience, execs actively ignore "technical" information, whereas devs are paid to figure things out. Often devs are even paid to figure out how to build features the execs already sold because they were feasible in theory.
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  33. Those are hackers and should be reported.
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  34. ​ @jurassicturtle3666  Norway has nice social services though. Even prisons seem less dystopic than today's "social" media disappearing comments.
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  35. The Guardian reported that with a planned depth of 11,100 metres, the narrow shaft will penetrate more than 10 continental strata and reach the cretaceous system in the Earth’s crust – a series of stratified rocks dating back 145m years. They also recently found fuel down there. With a depth of 12,262 metres, the Kola Superdeep Borehole in north-west Russia is the world’s deepest human-made hole.
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  36. Same but less regulated. See also China which is re-inventing building safety regulations. #TofuDreg
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  37.  @Arkytross  Were Einstein and Hawking attacked? Both were popular with the ladies.
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  38. Ukraine is not a NATO member. It is defended by the Budapest Memorandum.
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  39.  @minibuns5397  Psilocybin is not physically addictive, and helps stop physical and deadly additions to ethanol and nicotine.
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  40. When i try that i get eliminated for rocking the gravy train.
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  41. If it's not laced with an overdose of laxatives, you should be okay.
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  42. Red used to be against forced labor in the US. And my comments pointing that out keep disappearing here like some people in some countries.
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  43. There's usually a thread that draws all the visible components, checks for user input like clicks, translates click location to component, and sends an event to the handler of that component. That handler can do things like getting the value of a text field and sending it to the origin of the web page whenever the reply button is pressed.
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  44.  @ebogar42  You don't have to believe in Darth Vader either to know that he's Luke's father.
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  45. Trump shared one on his Twitter: covfefe
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  46. Joseph Kony and various other terrorists do.
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  47. Or your senses were just overstimulated, making a minor trip to the kitchen a bothersome ordeal, or the pattern on your wall stand out and overlay memories.
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  48. The Hulk, The A-Team, Real Genius, and Short Circuit didn't glorify the military.
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  49. Privileged white patriarchy too busy circlejerking to notice them?
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  50. Skilled people are expensive and less inclined to kiss ass.
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  51. Impressive for 70 MPa (700 bar) of pure hydrogen.
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  52. "Dark humor is like food: Not everyone gets it." - Stalin, probably.
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  53.  @tonyman187  The burden of proof is with the one making the claim. Don't just point to a book like some snake oil salesman.
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  54. ​ @sniart2932  I'm a skeptic agnostic neopagan Discordian Pastafarian IPU fan, and if Xenu can bring us here from places like Kolob, surely there are aliens besides Englishmen in New York.
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  55. "Life's too easy. Real men scavenge their own food!"
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  56. Some even waved the Wagner flag over their ruins and Russia is one of few countries not condemning their attack on civilians.
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  57. Legalize postpartum abortion!
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  58. Hypocrisy like violating the Budapest Memorandum?
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  59. Looks like it repeats a lot of facts, and AI could automate the voiceover.
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  60. Same, 3+ times now.
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  61. Lol, excess energy can purify sea water.
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  62.  @Namewithheld00123  And all functions should be async by default for performance like in Express, so you need to wrap and await everything to make it synchronous.
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  63. PHP is a language designed for the web, whereas Rails is a framework in an allegedly more readable Perl. Ruby is probably more consistent argument-order-wise, but requires learning sigils and odd control flows. PHP is often just HTML with some dynamic server side code that does everything you need as opposed to yet another template language that doesn't quite.
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  64. To escape his problems.
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  65.  @samdegoeij6576  US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at Texas A&M University on April 15, 2019: "I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. We had entire training courses. It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment."
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  66.  @Theineluctable_SOME_CANT  This video has been up for less than 2 hours and already has over 4000 views. I think many viewers would have similar hardware, so devoting a few seconds in the video would save thousands of hours and GBs.
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  67.  @iskamag  Assuming that autodetects the optimal settings for your hardware.
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  68. Why do people enjoy fiction?
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  69. Add some type hints and compile it with Cython.
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  70. Sounds like they went for the looks, specs, and idea without knowing about its many flaws.
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  71.  @fullfungo  Just clean up when needed, which is easier to handle than a recursive control flow.
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  72. I pull all nighters by accident when i'm focused on a task and snacked too late.
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  73. *you're, and anything is mind control if you let it.
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  74. Instead of burying it, why not spend that money on thorium reactors to use it as fuel?
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  75. Bioplastics and casein coatings.
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  76.  @theyfearme1379  Yahweh's moral compass is skewed if murdering children because of their parents not putting lamb's blood on their doorways is praiseworthy.
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  77. ​ @KRYMauL  In Fukushima, yet another bad design put the emergency cooling generators below flood level. Without cooling, the fission fuel heated the water enough to split it into hydrogen and oxygen, which recombined explosively, taking the roof of the power plant with it and exposing the fuel, creating a second Chernobyl.
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  78.  @wumwum42  Thunderbird took years to let users not be bothered by new mail notifications for spam.
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  79.  Javier H  Reptiles are coldblooded so aren't very active at night.
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  80.  @sergiolopezcastelo2235  Some say, yet crocodiles are coldblooded.
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  81.  @HandgunSafe  I smell projection. Also you spelled rapist wrong.
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  82. Happens less often than armies shooting down passenger planes, i think.
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  83.  cursedbeats9934  Just like the Columbine shooters and everyone else who played DooM.
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  84.  @minibuns5397  My brain uses DMT every night and is doing fine so far.
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  85.  @kahhowong3417  Georgian EU pres? Like Stalin and Putin? What's with them and violence?
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  86. Thermally cured conductive paste, with 1x1m slabs prepared in the factory, interconnected with ribbon cables.
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  87. He got an interview with Putin where Putin literally excused Hitler for invading Poland. Good stuff that's surprisingly ignored.
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  88.  @nomchompsky3012  I hope type N plugs can fit those (and they are always the proper type), if the circuit they're on provides a dangerous amount of current like 32A in the UK.
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  89.  Felip E  It makes perfect sense because Latin is simple and powerful, as are the rules, and both spread by colonization and production. Does anyone in the Americas still speak Incan etc.? Korea and Brazil may have better phonetics and sockets, but they didn't invent the internet or supply blockbuster movies.
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  90.  @utarefson9  Why not, anonymous comment mob?
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  91. I don't think North Koreans say "blyat".
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  92. Just think of it as being a highly paid actor who mostly has to pretend to pay attention during meetings.
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  93.  @asdfghyter  Prettier can make bundled files readable and also works with JSON, which is often 100+ MB.
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  94. Even is that's true, he got Putin to say little mustache man did nothing wrong by invading Poland together with Stalin.
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  95. Switch to bamboo, needs no pesticides and less water. Bamboo is stronger, softer, more absorbent, and more breathable than cotton as well.
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  96. Ukraine is a sovereign country free to join the best defense treaty against hostile invasive dictatorships like CSTO.
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  97.  @vethenoir  Iraq 2003 was a Special Military Operation by George Dubya Bush of the USA.
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  98.  @jamesiyer4937  I got it from Ren & Stimpy and Mythbusters.
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  99.  @the_once-and-future_king.  Afaik heat detection is for sprinkler systems that can immediately cool the area with water, which might not be a good idea in a kitchen with burning grease, but by that point it's already on fire.
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  100. You're politically correct. Ukraine also regained its right to nukes as Putin/Prigozhin tore up the Budapest Memorandum along with Ukraine's border.
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  101. "All you can eat" is not limited there, so you can scoop the entire buffet into your bags. Probably famine trauma.
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  102. "Apocalypse" is Greek for "revelation". I think he's presenting "Lessons learned from JavaScript" with a more clickbaity title.
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  103. Good question. Using an Nvidia GTX 780 (4 teraflops) as minimum for 60 FPS, the NUDT Tianhe-2 (33.86 petaflops) could render 33.86e15 / 4e12 * 60 = 507,900 FPS. Given that there must be a margin for complex scenes, i feel comfortable saying you'd get over 9000 times 60 FPS.
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  104. JPG is still the most common image format for advertising on the web, and it's important to know how its quality relates to file size and thus page loading speed.
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  105. Fun fact: Coal power plants emit more radioactive waste/fuel than nuclear power plants.
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  106. Best is to properly rate their product and find an alternative.
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  107. ​ @Fusi_lier  Speaking of 40k, cyborg corpse Putin when? He's already being fed 1000 souls per day.
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  108. Start at 9:30 and use return instead of else please.
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  109. It would be even more efficient if they used district heating to cool the water.
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  110. 9:25 Inhumane murder of civilians like the columns of tanks did in Bucha? watch?v=_Z9gcV00bMo
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  111. That and an overview of Sensors Multitool or somesuch, because phone site specs lied about my XA1 having a gyro, so now i'm still stuck with useless cheap VR glasses.
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  112. 8:20 One way you say? Brainfuck is even more that than Python. Tabs spark my joy as it gets rid of the indentation war (2 spaces, 3 spaces, 4 spaces, 8?!).
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  113.  @AutoFirePad  All matter is chemical.
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  114. Is Patrick not a Western journalist?
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  115. Russia's Grads are firing as fast as they can. Bakhmut is rubble.
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  116. Dictators tend to make party membership and/or cooperation mandatory. IBM and Ford had less of an excuse.
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  117.  @christlikemike6671  "devolved to a point we dont even know how to behave" just do whatever and let the divine government (Romans 13) try and stop you.
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  118. Maybe white vinegar or more concentrated acetic acid.
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  119. TL;DR: Attention-seeker requests their content removed from vlang docs to protest a troll's trolling being removed from a vlang chat.
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  120.  @Dastreus  Nuclear winter would cool Earth for years before the dust settles, by which time crops have failed.
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  121. The sign doesn't run away, and its owner can pay any fines.
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  122. "To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take Arms against a Sea of troubles, And by opposing end them: to die, to sleep No more; and by a sleep, to say we end The heart-ache, and the thousand natural shocks That Flesh is heir to? 'Tis a consummation Devoutly to be wished. To die, to sleep, To sleep, perchance to Dream; aye, there's the rub, For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause. There's the respect That makes Calamity of so long life: For who would bear the Whips and Scorns of time, The Oppressor's wrong, the proud man's Contumely, The pangs of disprized Love, the Law’s delay, The insolence of Office, and the spurns That patient merit of the unworthy takes, When he himself might his Quietus make With a bare Bodkin? Who would Fardels bear, [F: these Fardels] To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death, The undiscovered country, from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will, And makes us rather bear those ills we have, Than fly to others that we know not of. Thus conscience doth make cowards of us all, And thus the native hue of Resolution Is sicklied o'er, with the pale cast of Thought, And enterprises of great pitch and moment, [F: pith] With this regard their Currents turn awry, [F: away] And lose the name of Action. Soft you now, The fair Ophelia? Nymph, in thy Orisons Be all my sins remember'd." - Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. tl;dr: Idle up the mind to have the devil work his magic of independent meritocracy instead of mindless obedience (which is ironic since non-humans don't have free will according to some interpretations of that contradicting fable).
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  123. Rap music bad, Bible good?
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  124. Fuzzy keyword matching could be a thing.
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  125.  @ftcfg4052  But have they invaded their neighbors lately?
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  126. Is The Guardian not Western media?
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  127. Maybe they're just trying to avoid another scandal by cracking down on those who share evidence.
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  128. Non-compete clauses can be overruled if it's the only thing you do. An AI specialist can't be stopped doing AI after being poached by a rival company.
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  129. Owningmovies In the meantime, we can use the wireless fusion energy from the sun.
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  130. Many drones are electric.
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  131. Even if it's the best job they can afford, Apple can easily share some of its huge brand-name profits to improve its workers' lives.
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  132. Out of nowhere? They signed to do that job.
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  133.  @tomk3732  Fined for speaking Russian? Most of Azov Battalion spoke Russian, according to The Guardian.
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  134.  @kurttappe  I'm happy with my soggy cheese microwave sandwiches.
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  135.  @scheimong  Is your swap file the size of your free space yet? Virtual memory matters!
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  136. Prigozhin said there was regular fighting since 2014 between the invaders and the defenders of Ukraine.
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  137. Serious dramatic music meant to evoke feels in the NPCs who can't feel for themselves.
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  138.  @NothingIsArt1  Killing for food > killing for not having the empathy to help.
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  139.  @nathandale3415  HVDC is especially suited for conductive media like water and soil as it doesn't have a changing magnetic field that interacts with those.
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  140. I doubt the guy who cured his own lactose intolerance for a year spent millions on that.
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  141. It's time for a nuclear industry president instead of a fossil fuel one.
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  142. And yet software still sucks. Is bug fixing not fun anymore?
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  143. Shame there's no security footage, but the broken wall is impressive enough.
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  144.  @DrunkenUFOPilot  Japanese ones are a big problem in parts of the USA, but chickens love to eat live ones.
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  145. The salary request is no problem if they cut a manager or two.
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  146. They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot.
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  147. There was radio and telegrams. Downloading a car might have taken longer, though.
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  148.  @yurt-page  Except for the "special military operation" razing towns and "brainwashed Russians" in a country that "doesn't exist".
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  149. Isn't Moscow rich and prosperous though? Its subways and malls are excellent.
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  150. According to Wikipedia, it started when the pro-SMO (also Iraq) president Viktor Yanukovych argued in favour of economic modernisation, increased spending and, initially, continuing trade negotiations with the European Union (EU). He pledged to remain non-aligned in defence policy. However, his years in power saw what analysts described as democratic backsliding,[8] which included the jailing of Tymoshenko, a decline in press freedom[9] and an increase in cronyism and corruption.[10] In November 2013, Yanukovych made a sudden decision, amidst economic pressure from Russia,[11] to withdraw from signing an association agreement with the EU and instead accept a Russian trade deal and loan bailout. This sparked mass protests against him that ultimately led to his ousting as President.[12][13][14] The civil unrest peaked in February 2014, when almost 100 protesters were killed by police.[15] Yanukovych then signed an agreement with the opposition, but secretly fled the capital later that day. The next day, 22 February, Ukraine's parliament voted to remove him from his position and schedule early elections on the grounds that he had withdrawn from his constitutional duties,[16][17] rather than through following the impeachment process outlined in the Ukrainian constitution. Some of his own party voted for his removal.[18][19][20][21] On 24 February 2014, the new government issued a warrant for Yanukovych's arrest, accusing him of being responsible for the killing of protestors.[22] Yanukovych went into exile in Russia, claiming to still be the legitimate head of state.[23] On 18 June 2015, Yanukovych was officially deprived of the title of president by parliament.[24] On 24 January 2019, he was sentenced in absentia to a thirteen year prison term for high treason by a Ukrainian court.[25] In various polling conducted since his departure from office, Yanukovych was ranked the least popular president in Ukraine's independent history.[26][27][28][29][30] Yanukovych has also given his name to a collective term for blunders made by Ukrainian politicians: Yanukisms.[31]
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  151. Acela Corridor? Isn't that entirely on the other side of the continent with "mostly peaceful" riots?
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  152.  @nickknight8065  None of the 34 charges he was recently convicted on was a felony?
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  153. Lion used to be my favorite candybar in the late '80s i think. Maybe my taste changed but today it's Snickers.
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  154. So with 100% code coverage, all types should be known and could be automatically added to the code to speed up first runs on other machines. from typing import Final can be used to create const vars for futher speedups. Or switch to Rust and only mark some things as mutable. V and Nim have simpler syntax, though, but even contracts like Ada/Spark and its mathematical correctness can be generated.
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  155. PyLint is way too anal for me by default, so i use this in my Visual Studio Code settings: "python.linting.pylintArgs": [ "--errors-only" ],
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  156. A Zeppelin uses only a third of the fuel compared to a cargo plane (Quora, http://qr.ae/TUpuZ2), and produces only 40 decibels (Popular Mechanics, September 1974).
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  157.  @ursusborealis8702  Isn't Putler's idol buried in Germany? He and his buddy Stalin started WW2 by invading Poland and Putler called that justified on Tucker Carlson's interview.
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  158.  @YuraK25  Just like Zelensky, right? Why doesn't he just stop defending his country?
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  159. You should've gained the "much less likely to be hurt by COVID19" ability.
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  160. Rusich isn't.
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  161. And Tetris.
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  162. Too bad the remote uses batteries, though. Poor child slave miners.
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  163. Turing proved that XOR gates could compute anything, but Babbage designed a universal calculator in the 19th century.
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  164. I think in terms of execution speed, Cython > ShedSkin > PyPy > Stackless > CPython. Cython is slower to read and write, though, because it's Python with type annotations.
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  165. PHP is a mess, and only used because it was so popular. Django and Flask are two popular Python web frameworks, but i've seen a recent benchmark where Falcon topped both.
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  166. Human brains are neural networks, and during your teens you cut down on it for efficiency i guess. Still, why do commercial jets have so many knobs compared to a cropduster?
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  167. Basically sociopaths getting Peter Principled to management, and other sociopaths sucking up to them while excluding you.
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  168.  @alexanderlazarev3570  Especially those on the front lines.
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  169. Could be more bloated yet awesome if you built a robot to recognize and touch the screen and/or other HIDs for you.
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  170. Magic quotes were removed in PHP 5.4, but 0 is still equal to "on".
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  171. Unless they realized a lot of people would fall for it and thus fork over the money and then some.
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  172. ***** The plane has a tracker and distress beacons, and should float for a while - look up the Hudson crash. Similarly, if you can't stand/sit/hang onto a wing, you can simply float face down in wavy water while waiting for rescue. A life jacket should even allow you float vertically. You can learn to swim via YouTube videos (watch?v=vWLDvzJjOwI) and in the shallow end of a pool or beach. In grade school i only learned the breast stroke kick.
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  173. Russia is not a member of NATO. Ukraine is defended by the Budapest Memorandum.
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  174. ​ @tylerd1297  Israel was attacked on its founding. Either it's legit and should have kept the land it took in revenge, or it's not legit and should be dissolved. How many Jews live in Jordan? How many Arabs live in Israel?
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  175. 31:56 Mogueno would like a role model time scale to compare himself to. In my case i started typing in pop sci magazine listings in QBASIC in 1996, made my own local website in HTML + JS in 1997, made a QuakeC mod in 1998, learned Iptscrae and PHP in 1999, Java in 2000, C++ in 2001, etc.
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  176. It doesn't look wide or comfy enough for homeless to sleep on, so it should be quite popular.
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  177.  @GooseAffiliate859  My new computer's got the clocks, it rocks But it was obsolete before I opened the box You say you've had your desktop for over a week? Throw that junk away, man, it's an antique Your laptop is a month old? Well that's great If you could use a nice, heavy paperweight
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  178. Another disappeared YouTube comment. Apparently citing scientific papers to support seemingly outrageous claims is taboo now.
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  179.  @crypzar1461  There's enough ocean water and solar power to desalinate it. The brine can be mined for lithium.
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  180.  @ColdFlame53  AI is just a bunch of IF statements, no worse than the average NPC.
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  181. They're idealists. You have to wrap it in faith or facts. Faith that non-nuclear energy will be enough, and facts that the existing solution's pollution and pylons kill more birds.
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  182.  @Arkytross  Isn't that just the bell curve of IQ times 10+% insecure fanatics equating to more average IQ insecure fanatics?
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  183. So assuming mice have similar digestion to humans, take a few hundred of mice, feed 1/3 coconut oil, 1/3 beef oil, and 1/3 flax oil, and see which end up healthiest. Should take only a month i guess and is easily reproducible.
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  184. How does one watch a full HD movie while debugging a project with breakpoints and hover tips in the CLI?
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  185. Solar 3D printers melting sand into a (possibly hollow) mountain could work, but the Qattara Depression Project might be easier.
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  186. *andere drugs. Ethanol is een zwaar verslavend, schadelijk, en verdovend middel.
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  187. Mosquitos love milk products containing butyric acid, but hate coconut and monoterpenoid eucalyptol found in tea tree oil and cannabis sativa.
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  188. Less cringe than bombing innocent civilians despite promising not to invade.
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  189.  @KRYMauL  Not LFTRs with gas turbines.
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  190.  @KRYMauL  There are over 60 mostly experimental thorium reactors in operation.
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  191.  @Darren-vf2qw  Zoonotic viruses should be more common with all the questionably-sourced animals they eat in some parts of Asia in the middle of dense populations.
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  192. Cython. CPython is the standard implementation written in C, to differentiate itself from JPython and IronPython.
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  193. I recently failed to even set up my work laptop because M$ wouldn't accept my work email to create a Microsoft account needed to even log in. Ended up wiping the drive for Linux Mint Cinnamon, which looks and acts good out of the box aside from lacking Windows8 borders and Flameshot for flashless screen caps.
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  194. Could one extract the geothermal energy to help delay it, or would drilling there burst the lava bubble?
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  195. > it’s cool that I share the exact same beliefs as my ancestors for like 2,000 years Except all the sects and offshoots of religion.
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  196. A homeless guy who worked every day for 4 years should get to live at the workplace.
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  197. How about some evil Satanic gay decadent Western Neo-Nazi English?
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  198. Adding and removing instructions sounds like a genetic algorithm to me, but those have been known for decades. I guess current autocomplete models can limit the number of valid (non-crashing) moves to be workable.
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  199. Putin can pull out any time, but appears to be knotted in place at the thought of Stalin.
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  200. I'd rather eat soup.
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  201.  @captain_context9991  That must've been before their spy stole the report from Oppenheimer.
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  202. 5:55 Why would hot gases accelerate as they rise? Don't they cool and thus slow down, causing the hotter gases to bump into them?
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  203. Nice. Not having started the war would have been nicer.
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  204. Let us know if you still work there after 6 months. In my experience companies that need external recruiters don't have time to onboard you and a toxic work environment.
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  205. Princess Calla took charge and kicked butt despite her gender. Mulan had to fake being male first. Stereotypes are based on truth, but despite boys being more into cars and girls more into dolls, not all boys are fat monster truck fans and not all girls are skinny trophy wives. People are individuals and tend to do what they like. Also, Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse is excellent.
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  206. ​ @xerxen100  It took a dip with the illegal SMO in Iraq, but the USA is redeeming itself by honoring the Budapest Memorandum to reverse the illegal SMO in Ukraine.
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  207. Putting your shoes on the table and loudly shouting at others is professional and mature?
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  208.  zee  There are noisy gasoline RC cars as well for you to avoid.
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  209. The highest-paid job i had was about moving buttons for a few months. After i spent a week or two before asking for a task. Lesson learned: Shut up and take the money.
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  210. It still it. Badass and fun, well-balanced between the overly campy and overly serious Batman movies.
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  211.  @Gabifuertes  Makes sense when you can buy 2 TB SSDs that fit the same space. That only lasts 1 instead of 5+ years without power, though.
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  212. So Alexey Milchakov is dead along with Prigozhin and Utkin?
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  213. "I want to see your commander!" -Why? To explain the law to him? Perhaps add that you're a lawmaker instead of some protester not clearing the road and approaching riot police for no apparent reason.
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  214. You prefer it, so why is Symfony better than Laravel?
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  215.  @themostimportantgamersonea9894  You're looking at it. John McCain addresses Ukrainian protesters in Kiev 31.492 view. 16 dec. 2013 The Guardian 1,9 mln. subscribers
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  216. Naar de gulag ermee.
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  217. 44:00 Looks like he didn't account for the radioactive and carcinogenic emissions of coal and oil. Here's a more recent comparison: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2012/06/10/energys-deathprint-a-price-always-paid/
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  218. If he didn't want to follow orders and protect civilians in Afghanistan, he should've resigned and gotten a new job flipping burgers or something instead of new-Pearl-Harboring his own base.
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  219. Tubgirl without the gravity.
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  220. Trump wants to build walls, though, and probably pipelines. Jill Stein doesn't.
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  221. Not 18 passengers dying, for one.
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  222. I think the fabric added carbon to the fire.
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  223. 24:45 Lots of animals care for other species, possibly at an even lower level than ants and their lice.
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  224. Gigapixel cameras.
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  225. Meanwhile China is blowing up new flats because the developers lacked the money to finish them.
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  226. So the useful idiots did a false flag for a totalitarian regime. This sounds worse than the Patriot Act.
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  227. Why? Is the Russian Imperial Movement and or USSR hiding there?
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  228.  @imnugget8085  Or use a branch to help it out of the water so it can go on to eat more ticks.
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  229. UATV says Wagner PMC is outlawed even in Russia.
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  230.  @JP_KI  Lol. Underqualified are they.
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  231.  @JP_KI  That would explain the movie ratings, forums, etc. falling apart and disappearing from Facebook.
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  232. "Very roughly, a new electrolysis plant today delivers energy efficiency of around 80%. That is, the energy value of the hydrogen produced is about 80% of the electricity used to split the water molecule. Steam reforming is around 65% efficient." - carboncommentary, 2017. Deduct from that the cost of compression and transportation, and the battery of the FCV, and a BEV is much more efficient.
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  233. Power lines don't cause exclusion zones Russia doesn't care about forcing troops through like Chernobyl.
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  234. 35:50 I'm with Einstein. Team Gloves.
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  235.  @lliamthrumble  Chrome gets really slow when the OS starts to swap, so i built an OOM killer to save my SSD and other programs' data.
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  236. Black holes are said to evaporate in 10^100 years by emission of gravitons.
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  237. ​ @alland01  You mean Rusich, RIM/RIL, Wagner, and other Eastern fascists.
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  238.  @openevents  Is XFS better than ZFS? A redundant storage pool of random old drives sounds useful.
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  239. 25:17 "Men don't die for false beliefs." - Except every suicide bomber amirite?
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  240. Measurement tends to disturb the quantum packet enough to lose its superposition. We know photons can be entangled because their values are related despite distance, and in superposition because their values are random.
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  241. 27:43 "99% sure an assault had occurred" and "not completely sure" don't contradict each other, as complete is 100%.
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  242. *andere drugs. Ethanol (de minder schadelijke alcohol) is een zwaar verslavend, schadelijk, en verdovend middel.
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  243.  @tobalaba  The Walt Disney Company closed its $71 billion acquisition deal of 21st Century Fox in 2019.
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  244. I'd much rather see the difference between a $5 hamburger and a $500 one, than hours of pointless marketing drivel.
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  245.  @clarkkent9080  Politicians permit power plants with laws and subsidies.
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  246. Adam was safe until he restored the power, turned on the machine, and put a rag with his hand in it near a moving part.
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  247. probably heating the interior from 7 to 20 C.
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  248.  @shroomer3867  "master" implies "slave", and slavery bad. Anyway, "main" saves one letter and is more clear about which branch is the destination for most code.
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  249. @ No, but she looks like Ellen.
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  250. Hebben ze niet genoeg Lebensraum in Rusland?
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  251.  @briangriffiths937  Wasn't Navalny on the ballot?
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  252.  @FringeWizard2 Working population is desirable, but gets too old to work. Old people can still spend money on working people, though.
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  253. There are managed PHP hosts and deprecation warnings are logged before features like magic quotes are removed in the next version. Tests should be automated anyway, because the website probably changes more often than there are mandatory upgrades to a new backwards-incompatible version.
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  254.  @jesustyronechrist2330  I doubt slaves supplied themselves, but haven't watched The Woman King yet.
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  255. Just care less about the end user.
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  256. 10:00 Criminal says people should be more responsible but refuses to take responsibility for the harm he helped cause.
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  257. I love how you show that fission is good, but solar and wind are even better (assuming battery buffers like V2G cars).
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  258. Nerdalize is a grid computing company that uses servers to heat homes for free.
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  259.  @MatthewTheWanderer  Everyone got Person of the Year from Time in 2006. It's about who made the biggest impact that year.
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  260. 5:27 "Sovereignty and equality of states, constructive cooperation, and trust." - So why lie about sending Wagner neo-Nazis to invade Ukraine in 2014, violating the Budapest Memorandum? Where are the pretty Moscow-like places in central north Asia where the fossil fuels are from?
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  261. When that happens, i make a public note and switch brands.
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  262. Yahweh? Van de Numeri 13 en Deuteronomium 20?
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  263. Voornamelijk Russisch-sprekende hooligans, in Mei 2014 opgericht om Wagner's hooligans te stoppen die in Februari 2014 Oekraine binnenvielen. Men in black vs little green men.
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  264.  @NimzieCovers  Wasn't Satan created by Yahweh to punish evildoers?
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  265.  @Ansalion  By unknown weirdos in a supposedly secured area, though?
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  266. Stoning gays isn't even in the Koran, only in the hadith and based on the Old Testament.
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  267. When he's golden brown on all sides.
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  268. Nothing wrong with being a sociopath to bullies.
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  269. As the stereotype goes, Alexey Milchakov practiced by beheading a puppy.
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  270. I've added the prompts as a PR for The Big List of Naughty Strings.
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  271.  @nobodynone  Dat ze in Mei 2014 zijn opgericht als tegenhanger van Wagner dat in Februari 2014 binnenviel, en eerder dan Wagner in het officiele leger zijn opgenomen zodat ze zich aan de wet dienen te houden?
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  272. SPARK is a mathematically safe subset of Ada that was made to rule out such software errors.
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  273.  ailediablo79  Azov spoke Russian and was formed to counter the little green Rusich neo-Nazis who broke the Budapest Memorandum in 2014.
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  274. He hates having to think of a branch name taking him out of his artistic flow.
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  275.  @leanneporter2661  Why doesn't Miss Period attack Putin instead of random comedians, like Putin?
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  276.  @quickcurechef5373  Doesn't the video show at 13:45 you just have to provide it via usbipd?
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  277.  @RussianOccupier190  "I was just following orders." did not hold up at the Nuremberg trials.
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  278. @ "you do what he tells you to not the other way around." - Bosses don't always know best. If they did they wouldn't need you.
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  279.  @middleagedwhitebloke  Ukraine supports the International Criminal Court, so it should be.
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  280. Have you explored the map? Some find combat or a sport to be exhilarating.
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  281. They do but are hard to see compared to that cow in Twister.
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  282.  @jenniferwhite2945  Stern's Sirius years' Sybian interviews from 2006. Good times.
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  283. How so? fewer and clearer commands to do things like switching branches and getting updates?
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  284.  @KRYMauL  And i did not dispute that. An exposed reactor fire does spread more radioactive waste than a nuclear bomb, though.
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  285.  @KRYMauL  Fukushima's ground water included.
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  286. Lol. Wagner employs Russian neo-Nazi puppy killer Alexey Milchakov.
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  287.  @MarineScoutSniper  I saw the longhaired nerd with the grey shirt in the BBC video watermarked TMZ. Reportedly a kind loner, but sniping people isn't.
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  288. That's due to Scrum making every issue take multiples of two weeks, and only hiring the cheapest devs, because "more is better" even though that makes the useless Scrum meetings take even longer.
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  289. @TenFrenchMathematiciansInACoat CPython is the standard implementation, it's written in C but doesn't include a JIT like PyPy or static compiler like Cython, Nuitka, RPython, etc.
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  290. Small companies with toxic management might still interrupt you with random unrealistic deadlines.
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  291.  @Vagabond_Etranger  There's still the moon moving it.
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  292. They suck and blow, at the same time!
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  293. If "the West" is so violent, why'd the Soviets put AP mines on the inside of their wall?
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  294.  @ThePigeon5734  Shooting your estranged son's friends isn't helpful in having him join your side.
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  295. Hitting back Russia is supported by Russia by the Budapest Memorandum.
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  296.  @UkraineNeeds  To get the Wagnerites and other neo-Nazis out. Majority Russian-speaking Azov's only formed a battalion after their country was invaded. On the bright side, Putin's violation of the Budapest Memorandum gave Ukraine back its right to nukes if need be.
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  297.  @christophermccutcheon2143  Why do you assume older calendars are more accurate? The Mayan one ran out in 2012 or so which some cults were very excited about. People tend to switch to things that take less effort, like Arab/Indian numerals instead of Roman numerals. Some people have an irrational attachment to old ways, like razing cities that don't agree with their war lord.
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  298.  @ClydsdaleVI  Coal ash also contains more energy in the form of radioactive thorium than was gained by burning the coal.
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  299. Putin stole Crimea, thereby breaking the Budapest memorandum and allowing Ukraine to have nukes.
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  300. CSTO invaded Ukraine in 2014 with Wagner, Rusich, RIM, GRU, and other unsavory types who even escaped into Azov, so more countries signed up for NATO.
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  301.  @chadhaire1711  Crimea is part of Ukraine, as is the Donbas, as agreed on punishment of nuclear war by the USA, Russia, and others, in the Budapest Memorandum of 1994.
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  302. Willen die kinderen geen martyr worden zoals Hamas vaak post?
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  303. ​ @user-zu1ix3yq2w  To put it simply, "Not even wrong!" means it's unfalsifiable, like Russell's Teapot and the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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  304.  @dineke346  Waar ze welkom zijn, in tegenstelling tot de nieuwe Russische basissen in Oekraïne waar volgens het Boedapest Memorandum ook Rusland of haar neo-Nazis als Alexey Milchakov iets tegen moet doen.
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  305. But what are their ranges and how fast and where can they charge?
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  306. So stopping a tyrant is evil? That's backwards.
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  307. At least he didn't start the war like Hitler & Stalin did by invading Poland in 1939.
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  308. Same but first come, first serve. Plus the fellow students weren't as smart or good.
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  309.  @henryzhao4622  Instead of punishing toddlers for eating their cookie in the shape of a gun and such, maybe accept that healthy people can play pretend and not actually want to harm others.
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  310. And yet nonvoters could've determined the election. Maybe this was the Pearl Harbor needed to make them vote, but if school shootings don't help, i doubt Trump does.
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  311. That goes for every country, then. Even the Native Americans came from Asia. The Grand Canyon and even Earth weren't even formed yet at the time of the Big Bang.
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  312.  @emsproviero  I think he meant 2014's little green men who turned out to be funded by Russia. Girkin's in prison now, but afaik Milchakov is still on the loose.
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  313. Russian hawks would nuke the Belgorod People's Republic.
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  314. Beats having to declog sewers for a living to get cucked by a princess with your arch nemesis while chased by monsters.
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  315.  @chrisnoname2725  There are mining trucks that use regenerative brakes to stay charged.
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  316. Sex and violence are a universal language.
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  317. But it is over 8000!!
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  318.  ronix-w2j  It reminds me of Game of Thrones and its less than stellar finale.
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  319. More things than phones release dopamine (aka are fun).
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  320. A simple, small, easy to read site is better at conveying information than yet another bloated animated Apple site clone that people who value form over function prefer. Alt tags are only useful if the image is important for blind people to know about, which many aren't despite linting tools nagging to always include them. The entire article and video are making fun of needless complexity of other frameworks.
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  321. Linux has viruses, but by default they can only infect user files and the platform isn't popular/profitable enough to write malware for compared to Windows. And i'd like Windows 10 more if it had a consistent settings panel like XP and Windows 7 had instead of this half Configuration Panel half Metro Settings app approach.
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  322.  @AmitabhGhuwalewala  Tesla's compact charge port was recently chosen as the North American Charging Standard, so that should solve the adapter issue in North America, and fit more compact vehicles.
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  323. This could play Among Us.
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  324. Why is there a nazbol CSTO horde invading Ukraine? Because it wasn't a NATO member.
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  325. Like dog years but 4 instead of 15.
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  326. Some extremists even have the balls to blow themselves up!
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  327. "without unnecessary noise." - So slurping instead of sipping soup is not a compliment to the chef in China?
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  328. Did you leave the last food item to not appear like the host didn't give you enough?
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  329. Do they know that their projectiles hurt people's feelings?
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  330. ​ @MudMotorsMax  US Oath of Office: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God." Ukraine Constitution: "Article 1. Ukraine is a sovereign and independent, democratic, social, legal state. {For the official interpretation of the provisions of Article 1, see in the Decision of the Constitutional Court № 3-rp / 2012 of 25.01.2012 } Article 2. The sovereignty of Ukraine extends to its entire territory. Ukraine is a unitary state. The territory of Ukraine within the existing border is integral and inviolable." etc. So the majority of Ukraine should vote to stop being antisocial.
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  331. Not weird; gotta catch 'em all.
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  332. If your phone pad doesn't show letters, remember ABC (2) DEF (3) GHI (4) JKL (5) MNO (6) PQRS (7) TUV (8) WXYZ (9). So starting with 2, each key has three consecutive letters, not counting Q and X.
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  333. For this is what the Lord has commanded us: “I have made you a light for the Gentiles, that you may bring salvation to the ends of the earth.” Acts 13:47
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  334. What's wrong with Crimea? The Russians even gave them a bridge.
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  335. Zuzana Zuščinová "unfortunately westerns companies can take advantage of that." - Then why not blame those companies? Good local standards are being left behind to exploit people abroad.
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  336. Probably too busy thinking about how to survive to distract others.
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  337. 48:02 and 49:45 - What about eval()?
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  338. Drop in a large plastic trash can with some air holes and a reinforced lid and it's better than a closet. Bring a whistle and 6-pack in case you get trapped.
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  339.  @caryweight728  On the road, yes. It didn't burst into flames though.
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  340. It's the Budapest Memorandum, not NATO.
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  341. Learning is more fun than listening to people repeating the same lines.
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  342. Such calm and polite invaders compared to the annoying defenders.
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  343. Scaling in the cloud is safe and easy for everyone. Well, maybe not dissidents.
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  344. "On December 23, officers from the Osaka Police Department arrested Takeshi Ohira, the 33-year-old owner of the ironically named Amusement Trust chain of arcades, which has locations in Osaka and Kyoto." - SoraNews24. Akihabara is in Tokyo, though. UFO Catcher Addict says hard claw (3 prong) games have a payout rate of 1/30, while easy ones do 1/5.
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  345.  @potelbat  Was de Ottomaanse slavendrijvers verslaan niet genoeg?
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  346. Why not both? Homework and chill, without leaving the house.
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  347.  @johnrobi0  Pff. They're just gender fluid which means you should infer from their most recent bio what they are when addressing them.
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  348. Wow, she got to the point quickly. I keep getting "Hi, this is X from Y. We spoke last year/my colleague is on vacation/I cover Z etc blabla and would like to know whether you would be interested in planning a meeting to talk about some exciting new opportunities I have for you." despite my resume explicitly stating no recruiters and not even being open to work anymore.
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  349. Russia (0.7%) and Germany (13%) lost territory in WW1. Destroying it back led to WW2.
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  350. NATO > CSTO.
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  351. GPS? Isn't that jammed in large swaths of Russia?
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  352. I believe NATO requires the UN Security Council to act for non-NATO members like Ukraine like it did for Yugoslavia in 1999, but Russia would vote against that this time.
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  353. Even Alexey Milchakov?
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  354. Maybe he was in the bottom 40 as well.
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  355. The burden of proof lies on the claimant. He should present his put-together science in a paper.
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  356. It's like they evolved to survive on honey instead of sugar water.
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  357. Lol. C is one of the most portable languages.
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  358. Boring Urban System (BUS), except in tiny dystopian tunnels, so pretty exciting.
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  359. Solid ammonium nitrate decomposes on heating. At temperatures below around 300 °C, the decomposition mainly produces nitrous oxide and water: NH4NO3 → N2O + 2 H2O At higher temperatures, the following reaction predominates. 2 NH4NO3 → 2 N2 + O2 + 4 H2O Both decomposition reactions are exothermic and their products are gas. Under certain conditions, this can lead to a runaway reaction, with the decomposition process becoming explosive.[14] See § Disasters for details. Many ammonium nitrate disasters, with loss of lives, have occurred. The red–orange colour in an explosion cloud is due to nitrogen dioxide, a secondary reaction product.
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  360.  @HandgunSafe  Because it's fiction, like horror movies, 9/11 being an inside job, and tales of babies removed from incubators by the Iraqi army or killed to bully a pharaoh. And most wood chipper proponents on Twitter equate pedophiles to rapists.
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  361. Pop_OS! despite its name formatting probably has a better installer than OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
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  362. Strange how palaces are within reach yet the only bombs fall on the lower class.
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  363. I bet Tencent's dating service works better than Meta's.
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  364. Not to mention the rubles.
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  365.  @torgnyhansson7409  Why do droves of people prefer to be in the EU and USA instead of Russia and China?
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  366. How soon would a 1TB drive with Etx4 run out of inodes?
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  367. Talk is cheap. Weapons are profitable.
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  368. After seeing Svelte, i dislike React, but would like to see a React site in the terminal unless it doesn't work in the browser as well. Could just pipe Chrome through AAlib though.
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  369. @ Probably. Most would take some megacorp spying over debugging other people's code.
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  370. Sounds like their narcissistic projection. You have proven fruits of labor, whereas they could be replaced by a small shell script.
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  371.  @sly8926  Except to bolster them. Also i meant it as Jonestown etc, not true beliefs like "I believe the Sun will rise tomorrow." Then again, if believing things makes them true then those cultists are in their own heavens.
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  372. RT doesn't appreciate unsophisticated satire like Postal.
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  373. 12:15 That's rude of them. Most people do without emojis but if they know that's how you talk to everyone they should accept that.
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  374. 37:40 Wouldn't the extra time for the Forward guy's reflection to reach the end of the platform make up or even exceed the time for the reflection of the Backwards guy?
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  375. ​ @trucid2  You can re-entangle particles and have expected opposite random outcomes at FTL speed all over again.
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  376. I've only had a team with a dozen devs in a company with $7 billion in sales, 1,146 branches and 19,700 employees in 32 countries across four continents. They could do more with less but insisted on doing things the hard way.
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  377. I've had some great vegan cheese.
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  378. Even Gazprom is flying RIM, USSR, and Russian flags.
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  379.  @tsuchan  "My streaming service" is shorter than "the streaming service i'm using", like "my club" being short for "the organised social circle i'm part of or just admire".
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  380.  @NothingIsArt1  Lions kill before eating, and Alive is a good documentary.
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  381. Missing a social factor is the definition of a psychopath. Sociopaths however are recruited terrorists often motivated by their own suffering.
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  382. Everything is on a spectrum.
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  383.  @nmarbletoe8210  Yeah, Putin should send his only son to war. Maybe that'll help stop it.
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  384. ​ @Mr__Singularity  Yes. Basically number of stable nuclides to the power of the number of them in your molecule/alloy/lattice: Over 251**3 = 15,813,251, and 251**4 is already 3,969,126,001. That's not even considering ratios, but "CrCoNi" sounds like 1:1:1.
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  385. They used to lynch Mexicans as well.
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  386. Why don't they bus them into those empty cities?
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  387. Lieutenant-General Sir Adrian Paul Ghislain Carton de Wiart, VC, KBE, CB, CMG, DSO (/də ˈwaɪ.ərt/; 5 May 1880 – 5 June 1963) was a British Army officer born of Belgian and Irish parents. He was awarded the Victoria Cross, the highest military decoration awarded for valour "in the face of the enemy" in various Commonwealth countries. He served in the Boer War, First World War, and Second World War. He was shot in the face, head, stomach, ankle, leg, hip, and ear; was blinded in his left eye; survived two plane crashes; tunnelled out of a prisoner-of-war camp; and tore off his own fingers when a doctor declined to amputate them. Describing his experiences in the First World War, he wrote, "Frankly, I had enjoyed the war."
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  388.  @Gkokkinakis2  Afrika is hot enough already. A small patch of desert could power all humans. Solar fridges exist and run on ammonium which can be obtained from pee and also powered the fastest plane ever because of how densely it packs the hydrogen atoms.
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  389. ​ @cliffordnelson8454  Components like tilt switches come in a range of prices, and companies that skip quality assurance can provide them for less. Plastic can also turn brittle over time, and break more easily when tipped. Takes time and money to test that as well. The cheap and unsafe looking LED light i got from China worked longer than the locally bought one in the Netherlands, but despite having more adequate cooling, thanks to ventilation holes, lack of a lens, and fewer components, it broke while taking it out of the socket despite having thicker plastic.
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  390. @Galaxies Reminds me of the ol' sparky space heater i used as a kid.
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  391. Ones and zeroes are nice, but a DSL is nicer for humans to read and write.
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  392. You're beautiful. They're just jelly and/or salty about not being good enough for you.
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  393. De flats en winkelcentra gebeurden te vaak dus zijn niet interessant genoeg als clickbait.
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  394. People work to pay their bills. Be cheap and be rich at 65, if you live that long.
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  395. 21:21 "Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country." - JFK
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  396.  @HealzHS  Rolling tanks into a sovereign country is invading it, even if they were unmarked mercs.
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  397.  @cloke3076  Civil war with BUK launcher?
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  398.  @HealzHS  So the Russian naval base there is Ukrainian?
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  399. Fortunately, making electricity doesn't have to be as wasteful as making cars or other fuels, and storing that electricity in a battery instead of hydrogen can be done at home with less risk of an explosion.
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  400. kdficker Compared to producing an ICE car without a recyclable battery?
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  401.  @thmstbst  That's just a social question. A Spongebob will enjoy making burgers more than a Squidward, even if the Squidward would just automate the heck out of it because he just doesn't care about putting much effort into every single burger.
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  402.  @synthmaker  Incorrect. Automotive operating systems include Vector’s Microsar OS, ETAS’s RTA-OS, and Elektrobit’s EB Tresos Safety OS, Green Hills Integrity RTOS, Wind River VxWorks, and BlackBerry QNX.
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  403. Looks like stuff that doesn't need hands-on experience to buy, so they should switch to warehousing and compete with bulk buys.
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  404.  @pleggli  Git Large File Storage (LFS) replaces large files such as audio samples, videos, datasets, and graphics with text pointers inside Git, while storing the file contents on a remote server.
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  405.  @pleggli  Just use a hosts file to point the link to your own server then.
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  406.  @pleggli  Then how does it fail that use case? By needing an extension for big files?
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  407. Written in Fortran, for Python, because it's short and Jupyter notebooks are executable papers.
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  408. Single Transferable Vote = Instant Runoff Voting covered at 1:11.
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  409. 9:14 0.529 Å, or for those with normal keyboards: 5.29x10^-11 m, 5.29e-11 m, 0.0529 nm, or 52.9 pm.
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  410. Highland Titles implies Established Titles is a scam.
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  411. Thermostatic radiator knobs also help.
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  412. I hear the PLA is hiring.
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  413. Interesting content, except for the annoying background "music".
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  414. Bear should keep out of Ukraine's picnic basket.
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  415. Wind turbines can be angled or shut down to balance grid electron pressure.
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  416.  @Mafty06  Like Wagner PMC? Only the Russian army can lawfully invade for Russia, so Wagner is part of the Russian army now.
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  417.  @Radbot776  NATO wasn't a coward when CSTO and UNSC member Russia voted to bomb Serbia.
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  418.  @silentwater79  My gaming laptop has a 1 TB HDD for my massive Steam library, and a 256 GB SSD for Windows.
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  419.  @crypzar1461  That's only 3% of Johannesburg daily usage.
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  420. Ukraine has the right to defense. Putin violated the Budapest Memorandum in 2014.
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  421.  @Lena-so2lq  Psychopaths are not cowards, and excel at operating death camps.
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  422. Same. Too bad work is scarce in some teams despite there being "enough work" according to the managers.
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  423. You can start a subgame with the right people.
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  424.  @RolfMMol  Deuteronomy 12 bijvoorbeeld.
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  425. I'd say #NotAllRichLesbians but don't know of any other.
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  426. Russia violating the UNSC? Wait 'til Russia hears about that.
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  427. ​ @kenonerboy  Not incredibly fun like the first one that woke too many minds, nor too horrific like the second one that also lost too many minds, nor dull like the third that had a war on terror. 4 is a little too much ("Catrix"?) and not enough fun (suicidal star and botnets).
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  428. Language is a social construct, and a living language changes all the time. In this post-truth era, words mean whatever makes the user bellyfeel doubleplusgood.
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  429. That's mainly due to not knowing every detail about the libraries you're using, and the lack of people doing automated regression tests with 100% coverage. A new Pillow bug broke one fuzzing instance of my steganography program for example, but i don't care enough to monitor that after linking my test in their issue tracker.
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  430. 0:47 Punch card holes could be patched.
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  431.  @zainzoala1083  Ukraine isn't even a NATO member. It's protected via the Budapest Memorandum and Lend-Lease agreement like it was as USSR during WW2 after it broke up with Hitler over Operation Barbarossa.
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  432.  @ethanglasgow7612  I think depicting d for people doing s is pretty conservative.
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  433. I could pretend to like this, but i won't.
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  434. while -=? Isn't -1 truthy?
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  435. So did he buy her freedom, or was he just renting her?
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  436. Elon is upsetting rioters? Aren't riots bad?
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  437. The Python language is faster to read and write than C. How fast and efficient they run depends on the interpreter and compiler.
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  438. True, and the energy collecting panels can double as a roof to keep your car dry and cool while it's charging.
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  439. Genesis is accurate assuming the serpent is right. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_a6RjR_AHY
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  440. Pressure-wise, exploring Mars is easier to build for than exploring the bottom of our oceans.
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  441. So that's the slowest 911, but is it the fastest Cybertruck?
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  442. Het Boedapest Memorandum ja.
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  443. Note that growth rate slows as things get bigger. It only takes 51 folds of a piece of paper to reach the sun, but to do that you'd need a piece of paper the size of the solar system.
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  444. Just import people who don't mind raising kids.
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  445. There is no overpopulation, only overconsumption. Average India level consumption requires only 0.8 Earths, but average UAE consumption requires 5.4 Earths to sustain.
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  446. techempower didn't independently bench pico.v?
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  447. Plus it makes for a nice blog post or Git repo if you add comments about what you changed and why.
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  448.  @9474sammus  Just roll and stop about when a microphone hears the bang. It probably records less than 30 seconds, and editing the video is easy.
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  449.  @9474sammus  That's a single movie's worth. Just scrub and clip the impact.
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  450. Hong Kong rioters did assault police and an innocent street sweeper to dead though. Then again, deadly assault is normal in the USA with a mass shooting every other day.
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  451.  @sweetberries4611  I'd rather use the mouse to move the cursor and do multi-line editing.
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  452.  @timop6340  YouTube censors company names now? I just said that popular Western brand and popular Chinese brand might not be owned by the same.
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  453. 18:04 - TV meanie said the W-word! Arrest him for disgracing the glorious SMO!
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  454.  @asandax6  Venn diagram. *insert page-long lecture about sharing
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  455. Painfully relatable.
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  456.  @NimzieCovers  Can't be if the tales are factual and about humans, like Unit 731. Those humans weren't afraid to act on their evil orders.
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  457. I heard Russia closed the Kerch Strait to sea drones and tankers, so only river tankers can still pass. River tankers lack the depth to be stable in high waves.
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  458. It's spelled "pâté", which is French for "dough" according to Google Translate.
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  459.  @errrzarrr  To be fair, that counts as work, and should be a valid reason to not get issues outside of the planned sprint. Sucks to get only a complaint when you spend an extra minute fixing an issue from the wrong backlog, though.
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  460. Python is more easy to read because it doesn't cater to every style, imo. If you were a big Lisp or Perl fan Ruby would probably be more attractive, but any redundant syntax can be added to Python using the # prefix.
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  461. Maybe he just enjoys licking dictator boots.
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  462. Just eat smaller meals with less refined sugar if you don't want to move more.
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  463. 12:15 Ukraine is corrupt according to that index, but not as corrupt as Russia, which has been invading Ukraine since 2014, arresting people on the Red Square simply for answering journalists, and sending poor teens off to die in a "special military operation" to get rid of Russian Neo-Nazis in Ukraine that are not part of the Russian Imperial Movement, Russich, PMC Wagner, and the one awarded for taking Azovstal from alleged Azov which was started in response to Russia invading Crimea: RNU member Pavel Gubarev, Ukrainian pro-Russian activist, self-proclaimed leader of the Donbas People's Militia, and on 2014-03-03 People's Governor of the Donetsk Region after separatists seized the Regional Assembly.
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  464. So you're a hitman?
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  465. Arms dealers.
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  466. According to This Old House: As of 2023, the Tesla Powerwall costs between $9,200 and $14,200 when purchased directly from Tesla. This pricing does not reflect additional state or federal incentives, such as the federal solar tax credit. Tesla offers purchasing options for inclusion with a solar panel or roofing system or as a standalone purchase. Most homes need only one or two batteries to meet their basic energy storage needs.
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  467. Don't rich people watch TV where they see poor people even in their own country?
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  468.  @lijntje266  Ik heb tijdens de dino's niets over slavernij gehoord. Misschien wel tijdens de Romeinen. Blijkt via YouTube trouwens dat de VS een van de eersten waren die slavernij verboden, de naam "slaaf" van het Slavische volk komt, en dat er nog steeds slavernij is op plantages in Afrika en in Saudische woningen.
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  469. Has fission become cheaper and safer than solar, then? The latter probably as people are still more likely to fall off a roof than get a lethal dose of radiation.
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  470. Haitians did not eat pets in Springfield in 2024, but in 2018 a homeless Russian ate a heron in The Hague.
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  471.  @barbrose4987  Small market so low budget for ads. Now companies have enough cheap hardware to send out for free to influencers for cheap advertisement.
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  472. WTF? Why no continuous sandbox? Maybe i should switch to Manjaro with its fancy ZFS, Zsh, and Flatpack.
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  473. Casinos are just arcades for adults.
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  474. So US meddling is sending Russians to Ukraine? That explains the bridge bomb.
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  475. Self aware people would know that shooting random people because of daddy issues is wrong.
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  476. In 2018, Romain Dumas set a new record of 7 minutes 57.148 seconds in the all-electric Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak, beating Sébastien Loeb's previous record by over 15 seconds.
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  477.  @Dani8-8  The rainbow protects them from another global flood.
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  478. A true Stoic wouldn't care if he's taken advantage of.
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  479. Where does it end? The USA has a mass shooting every other day.
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  480. As PHP and WordPress are so easy to use, they're quite popular, and thus a more likely target to exploit for monetary gain. More popularity also means more code/bugs.
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  481.  @wowcarnage  Dat iedereen gelijk is maar sommigen net iets meer. Dat heet equity.
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  482. 5:00 - "Air pressure inside the tube is equivalent to flying at 200,000 ft." that's 61 km, over 5 times the max cruising altitude of an Airbus A320. What happens if a pod window breaks?
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  483. Standard insertion of nonstandard code.
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  484. It's just OS/2 Warp but with exclusive OEM deals.
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  485. It can if you blow hard enough.
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  486. Idd, maar dit is voor het gewone volk, en veel duidelijker dan de wollige taal van menig politicus.
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  487. So nationalists killed civilians of their nation just to own the libs, and ended up an island harbouring other murderers.
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  488. Just put some of those Asian censorship screens over the damage. That worked for the Mariupol theatre where people actually died.
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  489. Aren't Hawaiians wholesome as well? Being chill pineapple-loving surfers and all.
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  490. Third places don't have to involve cults, but fortunately most people let go of the alphabet-unfriendly verses.
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  491. Neither can resume a package download, but pip is less hostile to the PR introducing that.
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  492.  @stxnw  When the WiFi sucks like while commuting.
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  493. Is Germany not allowed to build nuclear reactors like France and the UK?
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  494. Let devs find their own team mates online. Devs should at least read the CV enough to see if it matches the job, and can immediately tell whether they'd get along with someone irl before inviting them over and wasting everyone's time.
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  495. Liquid oxygen and liquid fuel? Expensive, but the only available option to get into orbit.
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  496.  @NWEDC  Sounds deadly and impossible.
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  497.  @Guztav1337  Pixels are graphical, and some terminals can display images. One could use libascii to render any image as text in any decent terminal.
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  498. There is at least one popular and proven hydrogen product, but that's single-use.
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  499. If the Jews in Palestine called themselves Palestinians, why the rename to Israel and Israelis?
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  500. She's playing with the computer she was just showing off.
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  501. Sounds like the Great Old Ones are protecting their offspring.
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  502.  @arlokino  The bridge supplies the invaders in the south of Ukraine.
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  503. Same for competitive environments in real life.
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  504.  @minibuns5397  I've finished both Portal 1 and 2.
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  505.  @minibuns5397  Afaik, i've also seen and read all Matrix movies, shorts, comics, and novels, and watched the final moments of the MMO sequel.
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  506. Source? Google only offers this: Captured soldier Sgt Vadim Shishimarin was convicted of killing Oleksandr Shelipov, 62, in the north-eastern village of Chupakhivka on 28 February. He admitted shooting Mr Shelipov but said he had been acting on orders and asked forgiveness of the man's widow. Many other alleged war crimes are being investigated by Ukraine.
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  507. Overheating? Try white gear. Black is for covert night ops.
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  508.  @TrevorCrook-c1s  Volunteers who get shot by their own when retreating. USA incarceration rate is #5, behind El Salvador, Cuba, Rwanda, and Turkmenistan. Russia is #33 but Putin is reported to be raising that.
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  509. For Firefox i like Tab Session Manager and Tab Counter to act like Session Buddy in Chrome, and 600% Sound Volume to find noisy tab like Chrome.
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  510. The benefit of try catch is that you don't have to repeat the catch block after every statement.
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  511.  @raunitmahajan18  According to Prigozhin it was a personal glory project of Shoigu. Wagner knows as they were the little green men invading Ukraine since 2014.
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  512. Also Bend, which forks loops onto CUDA cores.
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  513. Pillow introduced a few breaks in my Steganography fuzz test.
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  514. I enjoyed watching most of Jackass but would not like to do such things. Some war footage is also interesting, but i'm not greedy enough to emulate Stalin.
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  515.  @HSFY2012  Yes, but the moon causes both.
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  516. Keeping track of state? That's the browser's job. Just add/remove a class like "enabled" and have CSS do the animating.
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  517. The USA is more diverse than Yemen.
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  518.  @bjarkiengelsson  Sure you can. Some cultures actively break pottery and such for luck or whatever. The problem with faith-based regimes is that they put the ideal over the individual.
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  519. It's AI slop.
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  520. Russia is a CSTO imperialist, and can't even support its members.
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  521.  @sophustranquillitastv4468  Yeah, who cares about the Budapest Memorandum but the USA and other freedom lovers?
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  522. Isn't that when you plant live bombs in appartement buildings for a surprise training exercise?
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  523. Nice to know the elite and dangerous are still preoccupied with the occult.
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  524. Te beginnen met de grootste huizen zoals de paleizen natuurlijk. Mag Poetin ook wel doen.
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  525. Manipulated into watching 2+ hours with a bit of edging in the first minute. TL;DW: Others' choices are your responsibility, and your choices are others' responsibility. Sounds false.
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  526.  @darshandev1754  To what? How's it going?
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  527. It's good to have a permanent UNSC seat.
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  528. Elon/Trump/rideshare supporters don't blow up trucks in front of Trump buildings.
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  529. Snowden exposed war crimes. Did those victims ever get reparations?
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  530.  @RyanMcBethProgramming  Spies get wacked all the time. Fam saw it coming.
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  531.  @diyg5854  Did Russia not send troops into Ukraine in 2014?
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  532.  @HumbertoYi0878  *you're, and you can skip ahead if you just want to see the results. Prices were partially cut off though.
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  533. According to Wikipedia, Shoigu's PMC is named Patriot and is competing with Wagner. They're active in Syria supporting Assad, Ukraine supporting Putin, were hired by the UAE to support separatists in Yemen, and lost a Central African Republic gold mine protection contract to Wagner perhaps due to allegedly murdering three journalists investigating secret Russian arms imports.
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  534. 13:11 Ligna balls.
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  535. Your mic is fine but computer audio is clipped/fuzzy. Ah, fixed at 7:07. Python's doctests are fast AF to read and write and ensure documentation matches behaviour.
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  536. Good point, but the overlay is off by an order of magnitude at 17:18, as $12.25 * 5 * 52 = $3,185.00
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  537. My mom and i ate the fried potatoes first because they'd cool off otherwise.
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  538. Don't gravitational waves carry information?
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  539. Budapest Memorandum money. If Ukraine kept its weapons instead of selling them for security guaranteed from abroad, they could've been used on the Kremlin instead of Kyiv.
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  540.  @The-Devils-Advocate  I'm nice because i'm kind. For instance i help solve problems brought to me at work but get told off because those aren't in the current sprint and then get let go for economic reasons.
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  541. Makes sense to replace critical workers before laying them off permanently.
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  542. Too much caffeine can cause anxiety or even death.
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  543. And yet there are still deaths from Metzitzah B'peh.
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  544. 15:27 - The USA also parked one of its nuclear subs at Guantanamo Bay as part of its routine.
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  545.  @crabcrab2024  The Scientific Method is all about disproving theories. Newton had a nice one on gravity, until Einstein found a better one.
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  546.  @crabcrab2024  Because Newton's theory was proven incorrect.
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  547. Unlike petroleum gas, hydrogen is lighter than air and tends to blow the roof off like in Fukushima. How would it pool in a tunnel?
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  548.  @reistevlaai  Als het buitenland niet zo'n zooitje was met al die oorlogen zouden er hier meer woningen vrij zijn.
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  549. True, nocode is all the rage and went from English to INI to CSV to XML to JSON to JSONP to YAML to TOML to English it seems.
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  550.  @ottorocket03  You're right. My bad. Makes sense as Russia and Turkey don't get along much in Syria either.
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  551. They're honest and actually useful instead of punching holes in walls or not shutting up about an obscure show i don't care about.
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  552.  @Ken_1971  Articles are better, as especially these videos, much like your comment, lack substance.
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  553.  @surfncnow  Strip mine for what? Lithium is in sea water, and charging can be done over night if you have a fireproof garage if parked EVs are more likely to start a fire than gas cars.
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  554. 360 noscopes might be a little harder than merely twitching a mouse.
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  555.  @mreese8764  TL;DW: If you can help it, don't worry. If you can't, why worry?
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  556.  @voltagedrop5899  Sol is the only stable energy-positive fusion reaction in this solar system.
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  557.  @michaelclemens7215  North Korea is very green with no known chewing gum waste and hardly any light pollution compared to its neighbors.
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  558. There's a fine line between genius and insanity.
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  559. Instead of forcing them into useless meetings and activities, have you tried asking them what the problem is?
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  560. Real programmers use butterflies.
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  561. At least he's not limited to God's resolution like Temple OS.
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  562. The SBU said the detained spotter of the strike on Kramatorsk is a "reactivated" agent of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (better known as the GRU). The SBU reminds that as a result of an enemy attack, at least nine local residents were killed, including three children. Some 60 people were injured of varying severity.
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  563. All out would look more like Dubya's SMO in 2003 and Putin's SMO since 2022.
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  564. Rent a car for long distance if you need to. Likewise not everyone owns a moving truck.
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  565. If we're not YHWH, then who is Deuteronomy 20ing Palestine?
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  566. Ukraine must create a buffer zone to protect Ukrainian territory.
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  567. ​ @Freedomfighter608  How else to stop years of bombings than with the Kremlin's cunning plan?
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  568. 48 cheap nuclear power plants in 5 years, with only one meltdown. Pretty good compared to dams that have killed more per MWh.
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  569.  @PeteBetter  Legacy can mean anything someone else left behind for greener pastures.
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  570. Besides the tabs, explorer, and search sidebar, I use breakpoints for navigation in VS Code: File, Preferences, Keyboard Shortcuts and set (Shift+)Ctrl+F9 to navigate between them, even across files.
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  571. Hop is a stronger moob-grower than soy.
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  572. "Freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, freedom of the press and property rights, all the fundamental elements of a civilized society will be reliably protected by the state." - Vladimir Putin, before arresting thousands of people protesting his war against a Jew who prefers Europe, banning Facebook etc., and bombing Ukrainian homes during his "special military operation" "training exercise" that's "not invading".
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  573. Mood music to distract from the AI slop and imperial pollution.
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  574.  @naptastic  Oak Ridge was safe.
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  575. Maybe it represents the good parts of Vala and Vale, and the performance gains by dropping a letter.
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  576.  @Milkwater606  No need; it can fill in using regular porn or paintings.
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  577. This + Sonic + Bucky O' Hare + Mario = Jazz Jackrabbit
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  578. Because hearsay doesn't hold up in court due to memories being unreliable? Toxic people are right to fear the consequences of their actions.
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  579.  @TayFerret  Casey uses git as a remote backup and dislikes having to make branches for each diverging copy.
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  580. Any interruption does that to me. That's why i tend to start my day with the standup as i hate getting into the zone and interrupted because some sociophile thinks issue trackers aren't bodylanguagey enough or whatever.
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  581.  yanksbiglywvil  But iirc only Osama bin Laden was said to be in Afghanistan, and the Taliban just didn't want to turn him over. After OBL was allegedly killed while living next to a Pakistan army base, there was no reason to stay in Afghanistan.
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  582. Als dat het allerergste is, waarom heeft ze niet tot de dood gevochten? En waar zijn de beelden zodat wij kunnen helpen te voorkomen dat het nog eens gebeurt?
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  583. Elon is acting more like a lying politician every day.
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  584. A character; not an 8-bit unsigned integer?
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  585.  @Where_is_Waldo  Top Gear cut the suspension on that so it'd tip over.
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  586.  @Where_is_Waldo  A regular car goes faster and is heavy enough to crush you. The Reliant Robin is a safer, dryer moped.
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  587.  @Where_is_Waldo  It's like a moped, but you're safe from rain.
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  588. Bombs don't burn as long as wildfires.
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  589. "sp" is "stack pointer" etc. I guess the site lacks tooltips for that because people who dislike memorizing acronyms would use a compiler to write optimized machine code.
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  590. They invaded 3 years ago? Not on 2014-02-20 according to the medal For the Return of Crimea? Who is lying here?
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  591. If it was about saving lives, they'd fund clean, sustainable tech instead of being mercenaries of dictators.
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  592. Because it's cheaper to outsource to censored country using censored.
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  593. Wanneer is er voor het laatst land gestolen dan, afgezien van de Donbas en Krim?
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  594. Health insurance is often tied to the employer in the USA, and some places are barely affordable even with multiple jobs. There are social services but judging by the number of homeless people in some places, those might not suffice. Health care is so expensive that some refuse emergency services they can't afford. GoFundMe is full of people depending on strangers to save their life because the for-profit hospitals charge 700 USD for a bag of saline. Not everyone lives near a socialist country like Cuba or Canada where they can get affordable help according to Michael Moore's Sicko documentary.
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  595.  @_PatrickO  VS Code has better dark mode, but Notepad++ can sort lines.
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  596. Felt tips and regular ink dry. Have you tried gel pens?
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  597. Fits well with Ev373c7wSRg
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  598. Present day Volkswagen finally stopped secretly gassing people?
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  599. I think fighter pilots already know they're awesome, and would like to learn more.
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  600. Matrices are daunting because my college only required algebra and matrices weren't covered in my math class.
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  601. You could be, but you could also just care about undistorted ratios.
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  602. Lol. Notepad++ and any editor with decent regex replace can apply the proxy JSON to the matching server part in less than a minute. Pasting X times is kinda neat but then you'd have to count, remember, and repeat that count, which are error prone like forgetting which mode you're in. I think some Vim users have that sunk cost / Stockholm thing going on.
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  603. Signal boosting?
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  604. Baby Boomers: Baby boomers were born between 1944 and 1964. They're current between 56-76 years old (76 million in U.S.) Gen X: Gen X was born between 1965 - 1979 and are currently between 41-55 years old (82 million people in U.S.) Gen Y: Gen Y, or Millennials, were born between 1980 and 1994. They are currently between 26-40 years old. Gen Y.1 = 25-29 years old (31 million people in U.S.) Gen Y.2 = 29-39 (42 million people in U.S.) Gen Z: Gen Z is the newest generation to be named and were born between 1995 and 2015. They are currently between 5-25 years old (nearly 74 million in U.S.) The term “Millennial” has become the popular way to reference both segments of Gen Y (more on Y.1 and Y.2 below). https://www.kasasa.com/articles/generations/gen-x-gen-y-gen-z
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  605.  @furycorp  In JavaScript, 0 != "on", but a 1000+ line chess program does get unwieldy with implicit types.
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  606. It's "its".
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  607. Don't expect to get hit if you act to ignore red lights. Sounds dangerous to me.
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  608.  @robertosmith1  Home charging, which 80% of EV owners do, is a plus, but driving ease, quickness, and lower long term cost is the main benefit to everyone.
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  609.  @Xsiddd000  Same, maar dat is vooral omdat kinderen daar meestal niet mee lastig gevallen worden, hoewel ik me wel een creepy tiener met een mes ofzo herinner naast de basisschool.
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  610. If Assad invited the USA, why is the USA against Assad? Did Assad do a Hussein and use US weapons on his own civilians?
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  611. ​ @JG-xm8jy  In 1783, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Empire as the result of the Russo-Turkish War (1768–1774). Following the Russian Revolution of 1917, Crimea became an autonomous republic within the Russian SFSR in the Soviet Union. During World War II, Crimea was downgraded to the Crimean Oblast and the entirety of one of its indigenous populations, the Crimean Tatars, were deported to Central Asia, an act that was formally recognized as a genocide by Ukraine and three other countries between 2015 and 2019. In 1954, the Soviet Union transferred Crimea to the Ukrainian SSR from the Russian SFSR.[5] The transfer to Ukraine was made by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev. The year 1954 happened to mark the 300th anniversary of the Treaty of Pereyaslav, which was signed in 1654 by representatives of the Ukrainian Cossack Hetmanate and Tsar Alexis of Russia.[6] With the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine was reestablished as an independent state in 1991, and most of the peninsula was reorganized as the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, and the city of Sevastopol retained its special status within Ukraine. The 1997 Partition Treaty on the Status and Conditions of the Black Sea Fleet partitioned the former Soviet Black Sea Fleet and allowed Russia to continue basing its fleet in Crimea: both the Ukrainian Naval Forces and Russia's Black Sea Fleet were to be headquartered in Sevastopol. Ukraine extended Russia's lease of the naval facilities under the 2010 Kharkiv Pact in exchange for further discounted natural gas. If ousting a president who kills protesters nullifies contracts with Russia, then Russia's contract to stay in Crimea is also annulled.
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  612. Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine's soldiers are protecting their homeland.
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  613. *reads, and "takes ownership".
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  614.  @retagainez  Indeed, and many people enjoy increasing efficiency.
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  615. Ukraine is not part of NATO.
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  616.  @scottsmith9438  Most of EU is part of NATO, and Nordstream delivered cheap gas for the short term.
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  617.  @scottsmith9438  Metal hydride containers are safe to shoot, but making hydrogen takes more energy than is returned.
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  618.  @scottsmith9438  The Hydrogen House is a cool demo of off-grid solar hydrogen, but that's too expensive for the average Joe.
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  619. It should be noted that the Xfce menu can also be themed dark, but afaik Xfce doesn't support UHD unless maybe you use GDK_DPI_SCALE for GTK apps and 'xrandr --dpi <your actual DPI>' in .xinitrc for QT apps according to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21220410
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  620. I was expecting the Mario Kart clone with annoying beep sounds.
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  621. Everything is on the spectrum.
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  622.  @antoniossymeonakis5706  The same can be said for Bandera and Azov.
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  623. I, for one, stop being horny after using porn. Sucks for women with poor social skills, but at least i'm not getting MeToo'd or marriage drama.
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  624. ​ @briansager3744  BJM sucks balls. It's Alice in Wonderland on a bad acid trip about mind parasites and a magic tunnel. Literal escapism.
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  625. Because an old rich company with global and proven support is easier than figuring out which distro has the best equivalent, especially if you need MS Office and Adobe etc to run flawlessly.
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  626. Also wrong. Is Dubya wanted by the ICC like Putin yet?
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  627. nordsab1 Where did he say that?
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  628. Because there is no depth due to length contraction at light speed.
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  629. It's about integration and killing open standards like OMTP.
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  630. 1:21 "And we went zero to sixty, in two and a half seconds. A normal gas-powered Miata does that in 7.6 seconds."
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  631. ***** If that's so, why didn't he want to talk about one of his victims giving birth while he murdered her?
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  632. Felipe Frota If he's proud (also a feeling) of his brutality, then he missed a great opportunity to wax lyrical about the horrid details. He's already condemned to die of state care, right?
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  633. Or methane, aka natural gas.
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  634. PNG is common, but BPG is better (as long as x265 is free. WebM's VP9 is safe.), and FLIF is even better (if you don't need audio).
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  635. John Tyson Then the Chinese government can take care of them, just like the USA took care of its unemployed people.
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  636. Chillaaa FS & SB have some self-control issues, though, unlike AB, who also sports an adorable bow. Plus that one scene cancels out her part of the CMC's first song.
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  637. aljaž Slemc PV panels have an expected life of least 25-30 years (see How long do PV panels last?), so even under UK conditions a PV panel will, over its lifespan, produce many times more energy than was required to manufacture the panel. Waste is being recycled or eliminated. 
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  638. puncheex2 Eliminating waste by switching to cleaner alternatives, like uranium or simply more efficient cells. Training can prevent accidents.
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  639. Fusion power is great for space travel, but there's plenty of solar power on Earth. Look up energy-positive buildings. LED lighting, window insulation, electric transport, and sustainable consumption help the most.
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  640. The Captain We all travel forward in time while looking backward.
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  641. Jeansen Wen Deep down it turns to spaghetti strings in quantum foam, with spooky stuff that happens over 10000 times faster than light according to Chinese research, but from our pov, by the time photons reach us, many chemical reactions have already taken place before even getting around to being affected by them, hence the rays arrive later than the events. Einstein theorized that gravity slows time, but i think the negative-mass wormhole portal time travel theories hold less weight. Speaking of flows in time, check out http://www.askamathematician.com/2013/08/q-why-does-it-take-thousands-of-years-for-light-to-escape-the-sun/ - TL;DR: A photon wave from the Sun's fusion shell leaves the Sun a few minutes to many thousands of years later.
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  642. The Captain ...such as?
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  643. One net that collects other nets? Why not leave it then?
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  644. The second trailer of DooM also shows all the good bits.
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  645. Cows and pigs aren't as good as cats and dogs?
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  646. Vore.
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  647. Christian Duncan And large snakes.
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  648. I only disagree with Kim Possible. Totally Spies! and Phineas and Ferb are much better.
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  649. LeviAckerman& KatnissEverdeenfan_19 Giant velcro ferris wheels are more original than nacho volcanoes, secret agent pets are more original than cute/annoying pets, and Vanessa is on-par with Kim, while also being more original.
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  650. What happened in Odessa?
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  651.  @konstantins760  The police should have supported the pro-Russian president and stopped the pro-Russian Molotov throwers from barricading themselves and others inside the building using flammable stuff.
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  652. IBM gave Bill a head start at market share, and Woz invented his own computer. Xerox had a brilliant GUI but was in the copying business, not the personal computing one.
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  653. No houses, no drug dealers in houses. No drugs, no drug dealers. No guns, no gangs with guns.
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  654. Have you tried using JRuby? It's faster than the standard implementation.
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  655.  @indycoon  Proof? I thought the runaway protester-killing president of Ukraine invited Putin after losing his title. As for Crimea's constitution, Wikipedia says it's only about economic stuff: "The Constitution of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (Ukrainian: Конституція Автономної Республіки Крим Konstytutsiya Avtonomnoyi Respubliky Krym; Russian: Конституция Автономной Республики Крым Konstitutsiya Avtonomnoy Respubliki Krym) is the basic law of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, a republic on the Crimean peninsula as part of Ukraine. The constitution establishes the republic's status and authority within Ukraine. It granted Crimea the right to draft a budget and manage its own property. During the 2014 Crimean crisis, a disputed referendum led to the repeal of the constitution by the Crimean government, as part of the process by which the territory was annexed by Russia as the Republic of Crimea. The Ukrainian government has not recognized this annexation, and still recognizes the constitution as active."
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  656. Imho, Npm > Brunch > Webpack > Gulp > Grunt, Stylus > Sass > Less, Pug (aka Jade) > HTML, and Python > CoffeeScript > JavaScript.
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  657.  @asherjohnson8603  Bananas did nothing wrong.
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  658.  @shaunhalliwell7544  Are you sure there weren't any Russian Nazis like Aleksei Milchakov and Alexei Maximov?
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  659. Better to cheer a little than to get tortured by the militants you're interviewing.
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  660. devilsoe  Diamonds are mostly scarce and expensive due to the marketing and monopoly/cartel of De Beers. Artificial diamonds are more pure and cheap enough to use as tools.
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  661. Still more noisy than a Rimac Concept One.
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  662. Coulda, shoulda, wouldnta cause of greed and/or bullshit.
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  663. Clickbait title and Donald Trump has been married thrice.
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  664. Are you saying 100 - 82 + 34 is simpler than 134 - 82?
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  665. I'd pick Mortal Kombat II over Killer Instinct, despite its music not standing alone, and Super Bomberman as honorable mention.
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  666. What's sad is that there was less than 5 seconds of good 3D in the last two 3D movies i watched in the cinema. (Pirates something: sword in door, and Infinity War: floating gem.)
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  667. Tesla offered battery pack swaps, but out of the 200 invites, only 5 came. Charging at home or at a Supercharger while eating is easier.
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  668. I was expecting Tank vs Range Rover Challenge Part 2 - Top Gear - BBC
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  669. Hail can't dent steel beams.
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  670. Presidential recounts must be initiated on a state-by-state basis. There is no federal mandate that a recount must happen, nor does a mechanism exist to initiate one at the national level. So if a presidential campaign wants a recount, they must specifically ask state governments to do one. As for when a recount can be asked for, and who can do the asking: It's different in every state. Some states allow for citizens themselves to request recounts; others require candidates directly involved in the races to make the request. https://mic.com/articles/160446/how-does-a-us-election-recount-work-the-deadlines-history-and-rules-for-recounts
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  671. Such as not being hammered down as much as things tend to be in Javaland?
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  672. So you're saying "plain-as-day bad idea = variable names with spaces"? It would confuse Lisp and CoffeeScript without additional parentheses.
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  673. To prevent confusion, a Python fan like me would allow single spaces surrounded by alphanumerical characters as variables (no dashes like in Lisp), between parentheses as parameters separated by commas. I think autocomplete would prefer snake_case, camelCase, and PascalCase, though.
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  674. Many business leaders are psychopaths, but they're smart enough to not murder innocents for some spiritual bullshit.
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  675. The producers should pay and sell it to consumers such as CANDU reactors.
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  676. Meanwhile, coal plants are finely distributing their radioactive and other carcinogenic wastes all around the world because it's still the cheapest way to get a lot of electricity.
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  677. Jess Vagnar If there is no long-term storage (not even in the mines it came from), and nuclear weapons are out, is "depleted" uranium still okay to use in war?
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  678.  @sammmm87  Paid Spotify uses Opus, which beats Vorbis, which beats MP3.
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  679. Python supports big math, whereas Java gives annoying overflow bugs.
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  680. JS has a nice syntax and features optional semicolons and easy objects, so with transpiling you could use it for anything.
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  681. I see what they're doing, too: Being too lazy to compose their own soundtrack by simply sharing a great existing song. I've watched over 600 movies but still enjoy them all.
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  682. Vulpix > Mudkip > Togepi > Pichu > Pikachu.
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  683. The left ones show the same as the left ones, and the right ones show the same as the right ones. Leave one in place to check or use Post-It notes if you can't remember which is which.
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  684. Isn't the vector determined by the position of the particle amid the curved spacetime gradients of gravity wells?
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  685. ​ @harshitmadan6449  And that racist law is immoral. Besides, industrial hemp (not the one grown by George Washington) contains too little THC to trip on, and THC is less addictive and deadly than nicotine or alcohol.
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  686. Simply count your finger bends and tips 4x4 + 3 per hand.
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  687. Too many pussies obeying assholes instead of dicks.
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  688. Java is the Flash of the desktop. Governments recommended its removal because keeping up with the security patches was just too cumbersome.
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  689. 1:41 "A milligram will kill you" - source? According to a prominent nuclear scientist, "Plutonium toxicity is similar to that of nerve gas, but given the choice of being in a room with equal quantities of plutonium dust and nerve gas, the latter would be infinitely more dangerous. It rapidly permeates the room air, whereas plutonium, being a solid material, would be largely immobile." and "It is 5,000 times more dangerous to inhale plutonium than to eat it, and eating plutonium is about equal in danger to eating the same quantity of caffeine."
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  690. Get clip-on 3D glasses.
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  691. Which of the thousands of versions of Lisp has batteries included like Python and JS?
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  692. The separatists shot down military transports just days before MH17. Maybe they didn't want to explain what those launchers were doing in their territory.
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  693. +Sophovot Heavy Metal 2000 must've been swapped with Heavy Metal, then.
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  694. That supercomputer uses ((24e6 / 0.08) / 365) / 24 = 34,246.57 kW. Indeed deserving of its own power plant, as that's about as much as Somalia uses: 300,000 MWh (1080 TJ) per year.
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  695. Why not both?
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  696. Because when people trust their fellow man, there's no need for guns, hence low gun sales. How is the (mental) healthcare in China compared to the USA?
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  697. 71e9 / 19.1 / 1e4 = 371727 m3 of depleted uranium? That's a lot of fuel.
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  698. That's a very passive view, though. For example, surely personal responsibility covers what topping you order on a pizza, not just the last ad you saw on TV.
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  699. coldflame "We" (certainly I) didn't create Michael Jackson - his abusive father and close(d) environment did, which mostly includes himself. Like normal people they did not murder innocent beings.
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  700. The year of origin is in the description and it's historically significant.
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  701. D'aww, that poor old dead rich guy. Who invented halogen, LED, and LEP?
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  702. It's all around you. You don't even know it.
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  703. Those robbers don't seem to care about others' lives; why should we care about theirs?
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  704.  @metznoah  Python doesn't have it in stdlib? python -m http.server
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  705. Billions on new cop training to kill and settlements for cops killing. Aren't there more productive things to spend that money on?
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  706. Cython is easy and fast.
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  707. TL;DW: Batteries hold less energy than fuel, and towing takes energy, so fuel cars can tow further on one sustainable clean bio-ethanol tank.* *: Only while properly vented with sufficient oxygen.
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  708. Die hebben geen landjepik gedaan van Oekraine.
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  709. If humans could edit DNA to fight cancer, they could alter it to have more p53 like elephants.
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  710. There are induction adapters you can put regular pans on, but according to centurylife that only sort of works for flat copper, and most pans since the 1990s should be induction-compatible as iron is cheaper than nickel.
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  711. @Jessica Fawkes Nothing a few pillows, WD-40, and an electric motor can't fix.
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  712. @Jessica Fawkes Then go electric, leave the front empty, and go up to 125 mph and up to 100 mile a charge.
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  713. If invasions are not to be opposed, why not let Ukraine have Kursk etc and the Siberians Siberia? And the Georgians Georgia? The last two don't even require invasions as those people are already there and upset about their wealth being funneled to Moscow.
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  714. The voltage alone might be safer, but don't y'all need more amps to cancel that safety, and exceed it in heat?
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  715. You could wait for the fad to be replaced or write a book on it like OJ Simpson.
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  716. So y'all need to demonize human nature as there is not enough theft, murder, etc otherwise?
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  717. ​ @NeostormXLMAX  I don't recall any war in Huckleberry Finn (1884), only a single murder. Maybe there were still hostile natives elsewhere, but empires were still popular back then, especially among white supremacists like John Wilkes Booth who were salty about losing their slaves and electoral votes based on them.
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  718. I feel your pain. Status is available 24/7 in the issue tracker. Unfortunately some micromanagers want to to break down a simple API into one ticket per endpoint.
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  719. Clone includes init and pull. Push requires add and commit. Merge is safer than rebase (which doesn't add a commit but changes the commit hashes) but indeed even some senior devs mess up sometimes.
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  720. Poverty appears to be going on.
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  721. @JustValyk The definite assignment assertion is a feature that allows a ! to be placed after instance property and variable declarations to relay to TypeScript that a variable is indeed assigned for all intents and purposes, even if TypeScript’s analyses cannot detect so. Basically it tells TypeScript that the variable will be assigned before use so it doesn't complain about that.
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  722.  @asoeirhkous7621  What was Wagner doing in 2014 Ukraine then?
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  723. Poisoning rival kids sounds more like jealous sociopathy than a gender/sex issue.
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  724. "horse battery staple correct" is a secure password if you use 4 other random words.
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  725. "We can't just give away money for free because robots took all the jobs. That's socialism! Perhaps even fully automated luxury gay space communism like in Wall-E! PS: Only buy US spyware!"
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  726. Nice background, but needing access to the desktop to open the app menu seems like a hassle.
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  727. This is escalation, not an eye for an eye. Besides, Russia has more eyes to conscript.
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  728. They saw what happened to Ukraine and don't want to depend on the USA to save them from Russian nukes again.
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  729. Just turn the wasteful humans into plants.
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  730. Wind-powered ships with hemp or bamboo sails/rope, thorium-powered rail, and solar-powered homes with convection cooling and mushroom or insect farms for food, company, and entertainment. Hydrogen storage tanks might last longer than lithium batteries.
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  731.  @CorwynGC  I wonder how the Hydrogen House guy manages that. Probably replaces the tanks every time, which is probably cheaper in the short run.
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  732.  @tylerd1297  Still better than Russia is doing now. In Israel people are free to abuse chickens for religious cult rituals while in Russia people are arrested or worse for showing a blank piece of paper.
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  733. What's that futuristic building at 3:36?
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  734.  @Milkwater606  The burden of proof lies on the one making a claim. If i train an AI on porn and, say, an underage Barbie doll, then the model should be able to render said porn in Barbie style.
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  735. It does look like one. Instead of defeating the readability purpose with two spaces per indent in YAML, JSON uses {} and "" so it doesn't need excessive whitespace and can be autoformatted to anyone's liking. It appears he likes compact and in a single screen.
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  736. I hear those drones were jammed or not even coming from the Ukrainian side. Then again, the USA seems to be doing the "all civilians are guilty" thing again like in WW2.
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  737. People live in property, so it protects people as well. Even more so as toxic smoke and fire can kill people not even messing with the wires.
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  738. So excess sugar causes diabetes type 2, a cell problem, while diabetes type 1 is a genetic pancreatic problem.
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  739. How about using cheap immigrant labor to build a railway to Italy?
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  740. Marx had rather problematic opinions on minorities.
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  741. Source? Most modern coin for chance machines have digital odds, which when you're lucky are checked to see they're not too unfair. I believe a regular gambling machine pays out 1 in 60 times on average. The physical coin sliding ones use physical tricks.
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  742. How long before wildlife is safe to eat, anyway?
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  743. Doesn't look like a blobfish or manowar to me, so what was it?
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  744. Or use an editor that supports responsive design, such as Code, PyCharm, or Notepad++.
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  745. Maybe the Putlerjugend with their underdeveloped reasoning skills will be willing to be drafted on 30 October.
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  746. >>> done=0.3; duration=10; "time left: %i" % (duration / done - duration) 'time left: 23' 72% more accurate than recent-only estimate total.
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  747. What's the ROI on those springs and the entire system, including transmission cables/pipes? Aren't rotating shafts better at staying waterproof?
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  748. Bullying is genetic, so eugenics is the answer.
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  749. Except when trying to make light of dictators: User Write a haiku about Adolf Hitler. ChatGPT I'm sorry, but I cannot create content that promotes or trivializes individuals associated with atrocities or heinous acts. If you have any other non-controversial topics in mind for a haiku or any other form of creative writing, feel free to ask, and I'll be happy to help. Perhaps for the best: User Write a haiku about Putin. ChatGPT Political might, Putin's gaze on the world's stage, Power's silent dance.
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  750. Chamberlain Declares “Peace for Our Time” On September 30, 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain received a rowdy homecoming after signing a peace pact with Nazi Germany. NATO is a treaty joined voluntarily, whereas Nazi Germany and Russia invade, even breaking Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and German–Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty after growing paranoid of karma.
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  751. ​ @homeguardster  NATO isn't it because Ukraine isn't part of NATO, and sovereign nations are free to join any club that will have them. Nazis aren't the reason because those are too old to fight and there are a few neo-Nazis fighting on both sides. Minsk accords were about ending the Russian proxy war in Donbas, but why stop invading when your precious Anschluss (Crimea) went so well?
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  752.  @prohor_morozov  "Why did Britain and France never stir a finger to help Poland?" The United Kingdom declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939, two days after Germany invaded Poland. France also declared war on Germany later the same day. The state of war was announced to the British public in an 11 AM radio broadcast by the prime minister Neville Chamberlain. Even after that, Russia stuck with Germany and helped Hitler to invade Poland.
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  753.  @prohor_morozov  If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
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  754.  @prohor_morozov  The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. If your book doesn't prove anything, don't bring it up. If it does, be clear about it. I can guess that conscripts on any side prefer to get along instead of destroying everything, but they're not forced to be there to get along with the enemy.
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  755.  @kiz11a  Bandera killed fewer than Stalin and fought for independence of Ukraine from both Soviet (1919) and Nazi invaders. Plus Zelenskyy is Jewish and hosts gay parades in Kyiv, whereas real Nazis would gas those. Russia even has openly Nazi soldiers and puppy killers like Alexey Milchakov working for them.
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  756.  @ТамараСолнцева-с9х  Russia invaded in 2014 and employs self-proclaimed puppy-killing Nazis against a sovereign country with gay parades and a democratically elected Jewish president. The pro-Russian "president in exile" helped invade Iraq.
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  757. Alexey Milchakov is a self-proclaimed Nazi in Ukraine.
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  758. Those patent trolls are up there with that dead CEO, or should be.
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  759.  @ailinofaolin8897  Shocking that the alleged Nazis are mobilizing those troops to defend against invading Nazis like Alexey Milchakov.
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  760.  @mghq-mobilegamerzhq2533  Shorter life spans? That contradicts the better genes excuse for all the incest required to (re)populate Earth. Such mysterious ways.
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  761. Ways to enable transgene expression, like that guy who cured his own lactose intolerance for a year.
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  762. Liever heroine- dan stinkende nicotinejunks, mits ze hun naalden netjes inleveren.
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  763. That's what they're doing. To open local centers, you need local teachers and supplies. It's more efficient to create local teachers and see if the will and ability are there before starting local centers.
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  764. 19:50 Even using coal power, BEVs are cleaner than ICEVs. Air pollution causes one Holocaust of deaths per year, which is 10% of all abortions.
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  765. In the West you can be anything from flamingly feminine to flamingly masculine. Is the East any different outside of prison cults like North Korea?
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  766. Shaking carbonated drinks does make the dissolved gas escape the liquid. Note the lack of a hiss when reopening a bottle you just poured from vs the same but shaken before reopening. The only reason the gas stays dissolved is pressure, hence those pump things that allege to help keep soda bubbly. Social science should be able to answer why normal people use straws.
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  767.  @oiulti6900  Which version of Islam? Why not a unified religion like Scientology?
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  768. I have 200 Mbps, which was a recent free upgrade from 100. I'd downgrade to only that if it wasn't more expensive.
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  769. #NotAllWebsites And there should be a SQL injection tool in Kali. #NotAllPHP uses prepared statements.
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  770. 1. Install VirtualBox, VMware, or DOSBox. 2. Install Windows 3.11 in it.
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  771. Maybe Elon's trying True Socialism, unlike those pesky unions.
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  772.  @mirkopetkovich3743  If Ukraine channel Kreosan is similar, they build their own e-bikes there.
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  773. I thought half a nut wasn't very tasty but its effects were just fine.
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  774. Cool animation, but the shooter was near the parking lot, and just covered by the tree from the closest sniper nest if that wasn't in the same building.
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  775. Alcohol can prevent loss of extremities, though.
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  776. "And More Russia Conflict" which there won't be as we'll all die from fallout and nuclear winter from a global thermonuclear war.
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  777. Instead of guessing how many strawberries fit into an apple, i'd rather guess how long it'd take me to eat an apple, using standard units for time.
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  778. That's fitting, the opposite of ironic.
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  779. Nothing new. Destroyed cities and people on both sides of Ukraine.
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  780. 25:50 Attempted murder of random bystanders for political purposes is terrorism.
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  781. Math teachers and judges disagree with not proving things.
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  782. "Hours after the attack, an enraged Russia launched carpet-bombing in Donetsk." - Wasn't bombing Donetsk bad and reason for further invasion according to Russia?
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  783. There should be software that does that, which should be mandatory like a formatter and unit tests.
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  784. Fission is the least deadly energy source per TWh. Fusion is always at least a decade away, but home batteries allow for not overloading the ancient grid with solar fusion PV.
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  785. 8:30 So there were forests where bison roamed, and free range cattle is not ruining the environment.
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  786.    Shakycam was among the resurrected, and the red/blue lights in the laughably guarded tower were oversaturated.
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  787. Drivers are interesting!
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  788. Which native flowers are best for bees?
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  789. Spoiled rotten by freedom, they fell for a Marxist cult to feel some strife in their cushy life. Kinda like Scrum blowing up last decade despite issue trackers and online chat having already outdated it, but even more harmful.
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  790.  @vincenthigginbotham8729  Because the USA keeps its promises like the Budapest Memorandum, unlike Putin and his unconstitutional Wagner neo-Nazis who invaded Ukraine in 2014 and helped shoot down MH17.
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  791. Er zit een tracker in en ze bieden theft recovery service.
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  792. That sucks, but it's no fault of your own and you now have recent work experience and a reference or two. Apply for benefits and good luck on your job search.
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  793. Are Finland and the Baltic states not "extremely western-oriented"? Isn't CSTO expanding westward?
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  794. Notepad++ with NppExec has better output line parsing than bloated buggy VS Code (try context copy from MD preview) and such.
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  795.  @reys8949  Why is puppy killer Russian neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov still alive and serving Wagner under DShRG Rusich?
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  796. Interesting search engine, but poor purple on black contrast on a TN panel. My favorite Linux distro is still Mint Cinnamon.
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  797. 5:55 GroenLeven is pronounced "groonleyven" and means "green life".
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  798. Looks like Java to me, written without side effects.
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  799.  @TARJohnson1979  That's handled by the wrapper.
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  800.  @TARJohnson1979  The tests consist of chains of pure functions. The @Test wrapper gathers the results in a final presentable state.
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  801. Is that another forced meme like Bazinga?
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  802. Ik heb gehoord dat er Oekrainese neo-Nazis in Hong Kong waren tijdens de dodelijke rellen tegen een wet die moordenaars kon uitleveren.
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  803. Accelerationism pushes both extremes so that a new world order of f*scists may arise. And given their penchant for nationalism, such a world would indeed be multipolar.
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  804. Aka CSTO.
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  805. The cancel culture is Marxist as well. Can't have good things while others suffer unless you pretend to help them.
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  806.  @Yashusayn  Nothing liberal about cancelling people.
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  807. I'm good at VanillaJS and am glad Svelte makes React redundant. I probably have to use Angular at work though.
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  808. ​ @TheMonkeystick  Unfortunately, hydrogen stations are less common than electric ones, and explosive, and nuclear reactors take decades to approve and build. Everyone should be working from a net-positive home.
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  809. Cellulose is a polysaccharide with formula (C6H10O5)n, where n is hundreds to thousands. Hemp, bamboo, and maybe algae are great sources of that fiber. Polyethylene Terephthalate is a plastic with formula (C10H8O4)n, where n is googles only 100? Anyway, if it was cheaper/more efficient than paper, and big business doesn't bury it, it might be better than paper. Biodiesel has shorter molecules, but is oily, and oil is efficiently made from palm trees and maybe algae.
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  810. Misschien hebben veel wetmakers meerdere huizen of durven ze geen mais te oogsten waar er te veel stikstof in de grond zit.
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  811. Isn't he Russian though? Girkin was a White fan and given the USSR flags on some tanks there are also Red fans invading their neighbor to purge it from "brainwashed Russians" according to infamous Russian neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov.
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  812. Roof knocking is 5 to 10 minutes ahead of destroying the Hamas building, according to Wikipedia.
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  813. 29:56-30:46 lacks audio.
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  814.  @thomasmcneilly5783  Just vote for his vice president.
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  815.  @QuackMaster0  Just like in Warhammer 40k!
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  816. Ted might be a sociopath, aka recruited religious extremist terrorist zealot hypocrite.
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  817. Apparently warm water ports didn't do well in the war justification troll farm.
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  818. The finger print sensor on my Envy is just a pad the size of a fingerprint.
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  819. 6:31 How does a planet change orbit like that?
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  820. Most pay for education to gain useful skills. Basic version control with Git being rather easy should be all the more reason to include it in a computer science course. Install Git, open a terminal, go to your source documents folder and run these commands to start your local history that you can view and return to with other tools and commands like git log: git init git add . git commit -m "first version"
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  821. Why do such people breed?
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  822. Fix the diff tools to show inline non-whitespace diffs instead of bloating every codebase.
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  823. Bosses used to just ask you to build stuff. Now they've outsourced that to a Project Manager, and a Scrum Master to supply reports. In theory it's nice to not be bothered with new issues or status updates randomly, but in practice you have to listen to and share a status update every day and get bothered about refining and planning the next block of work ("sprint") while you're in the middle of the current one, and get told off for fixing little bugs you find along the way because "that's not in the sprint".
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  824. Wish i had the time, but it would help to not force people to sit through 2 hours of talking to get the point. Basically everything in moderation to get enough fiber and B12.
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  825.  @DD-er6lv  The Dude abides.
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  826. 7:17 How much is "a serving"?
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  827. Russia started its invasion in Februari 2014, and Azov Batallion was founded in May 2014 to resist (other?) Russian Nazis like Putin's Wagner's Rusich, RIM, and possibly the people who shot down MH17.
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  828.  @jillellis62  As in the separatists might be part of the Russian Imperial Movement often seen at Russian Nazi rallies.
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  829.  @joshsarabia  Business doesn't need Scrum Masters or Product Owners either. Customers can file support tickets and feature requests to provide work and direction, and devs can (be forced to) document their programs to stop getting interrupted by help requests.
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  830. WiFi fridges could come with a 10-year battery to signal authorities in case a child gets trapped in one, or a b-omb if you care more about terrists than children.
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  831.  @LordOfNihil  True, but plastic bags don't have mechanical locking hatches either. Won't someone please think of the children!
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  832.  @LordOfNihil  Parents are busy enough without getting getting degrees in plastic- and fridgeology! Surely the government can spare some tax dollars on protecting those oil products from the dangerous hands of those ineligible to vote, lest they be branded the opposite of child kissers.
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  833.  @willyberrington  A tooth friction chart might be cool to compare to your dentist's tartar report.
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  834. Back to the Future 2 also predicted Trump taking over.
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  835.  @ErazerPT  Wonderfully simply as well. Just set self.think and self.nextthink to do all your async stuff with custom timing. I've also looked at Unreal Tournament's scripting, but found the state engine too complex.
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  836. If the USB is formatted with a modern filesystem like Exfat or Ext4, it shouldn't split for hours. And H.264/MPEG-4 AVC is fine, but H.265 (MPEG-H Part 2, HEVC) is already being used for digital broadcasts. As for audio, Opus beats AAC imo, being an open source standard indistinguishable in quality from FLAC.
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  837. Why does your dishwasher have a macerator? Caked-on bones?
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  838. Reminds me of a lithium-ion capacitor (LIC).
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  839. Alexey Milchakov is still around, and he broadcasted the torture and beheading of a puppy, and stated in interviews that he's a Nazi who wants to genocide Ukrainians.
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  840. Dat er nu meer Russen dan Oekraïners komen, en de wet en vlaggen zijn vervangen.
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  841. You can still use braces in Python, just put a # before them, and indenting is what you should do anyway. I was recently forced to read badly indented PHP and that was only the most easy to fix problem of those code bases (by different and unrelated teams from across the world).
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  842. 8:12 for the 10 seconds you're waiting for. I'm not autistic, and doubt every inventor is, so cooperation instead of better bombs is more important than creativity.
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  843. 1:13:00 Russia already made a deal with Ukraine, also backed by the USA and Britain: The Budapest Memorandum.
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  844. 16:00 Assuming you count from 1 as implied by the next chapter, the 666th partition number is 11,393,868,451,739,000,294,452,939 else from 0 as matching online lists, it's 11,956,824,258,286,445,517,629,485. I made it to the very end, kind of, as the real-world implications of melting "the most refractory metal on Earth" looked more interesting than packing 2D boxes after solving the coding challenge in less than 50 lines of Python.
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  845. The trick to flying is to fall to the ground and miss.
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  846. Why doesn't that last one go right to left?
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  847. You mean nonrenewable fossil fuels?
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  848.  @МихаилГрабовой  Except Ukraine is defending its own borders and Russia is sending conscripts from regions that might not even speak their own language anymore.
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  849.  @МихаилГрабовой  "Traitors of the Russian people are in power in Ukraine and their place is on the gallows, where they will soon be if you do not dispose of them yourself." You mean a dictator who employs openly genocidal neo-Nazis like Alexey Milchakov?
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  850. Why'd you cut off the old lady who was positive about Putin, and assume Russian government doesn't have access to YouTube?
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  851. Just use a human head model with microphones in the ears so you have 3D audio in regular headphones, like the virtual barber at IUDTlvagjJA
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  852. Devcon Plastic Steel for the win.
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  853. Bandera's hero status was repealed because despite helping liberate Ukraine from Soviets and Nazis, Bandera's followers killed too many innocent civilians. I wonder if they also used long distant missiles from abroad so they wouldn't have to look their victims in the eye.
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  854. Brazil's type N plugs are polarized when grounded.
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  855. Direct-current fast charger (DCFC), sometimes referred to as a Level 3 DC charging, uses a 3-phase 480 volt AC electric circuit but delivers direct current (DC) to the vehicle. DCFCs best suit long-distance trips where time is a premium, while slower chargers work best at locations where people will be parked for long periods. - DoE
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  856.  @markrcca5329  US is just following the Budapest Memorandum, unlike Russia.
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  857. @Simona Hristovska Like Azov, who mostly spoke Russian, or Wagner's Rusich and the Russian Imperial Movement? At least Azov was reformed into the regular defense forces.
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  858. ​@Simona Hristovska #NotAllNeoNazis are like Alexey Milchakov, although i read that the Westside ones will go back to fighting the West after beating the East.
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  859. Craters can hold a lot of water.
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  860. Don't worry; Commies also required papers, and as the Zombies love to point out they beat the Nazis! Never mind them aiding Hitler in taking over Poland and being supported by the USA like Ukraine after being invaded by Nazis like Alexey Milchakov.
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  861. 1. Stop atrazine etc pollution. 2. Teach kids to Just Say No. 3. Have more kids in case some turn trans.
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  862. I didn't like Brazil; too random. The latest Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy however, was great.
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  863. Glory to UK for honouring the Budapest Memorandum against Russia that broke it by using unconstitutional Wagner/Rusich neo-Nazis to violate Ukraine's borders in 2014.
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  864. Where are the audio clips of that lion image?
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  865. That's what Ukraine gave up its weapons for in the Budapest Memorandum. USA and UK are sending weapons, and Russia is sending Ukraine's former weapons without proper packaging.
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  866.  @ollllj  Downfall is not a work of fiction?
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  867. Magic: The Gathering's Ixalan block features feathered dinosaurs. And JP1 explains they filled the gaps with frog DNA.
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  868. "The Devil made me do it!" voor mensen met een moordfetish.
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  869.  @NikitaNiki-z9z  Why? They are honoring the Budapest unlike Muscovy which violated it using their illegal PMCs like Rusich starring neo-Nazis like Alexey Milchakov.
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  870. 21:40 More like Christian Love: Forgive your cruel master but unalive the infidels. Boomer Love: Live and let live but stop excluding minorities.
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  871. I like to imagine Cornfed from Duckman narrates these videos.
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  872. Rolling dice isn't insane, but Einstein claimed nature doesn't. Also he never repeated that quote.
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  873.  @ginojaco  No paper trail for the Ladas, fur coats, fish, or whatever Russian conscript widows receive now?
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  874. Helicopters tilt for thrust.
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  875. They should add Stackless Python. It runs EVE Online.
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  876.    Children can be criminals, like the ones allegedly inspired by the Child's Play horror movie to murder another child.
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  877. ​ @ianchandley  Down-to-earth, green, sentimental hipster, not inclined to calculate the return on investment of an electric kettle?
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  878. How about unemployment as a whole, specifically the natives?
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  879. Isn't Girkin on Prigozhin's side? Prigozhin said the war was nothing but a glory project for the elite, and that demilitarisation and denazification of Ukraine were not needed.
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  880. watch?v=y24Ly0gBNg8
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  881. Knowing they were just following orders.
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  882. A sniper left his position?! Don't they have encrypted radios or messaging apps?
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  883. Yahweh is a hypocritical narcissist like Putin. Hail Zeus!
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  884. The Human Centipede has too many plot holes, but great acting.
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  885. Jonestown, etc.
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  886.  @Onequietvoice  Unfortunately Russia has a permanent seat on the UN Security Council. Fortunately that means Russian trolls can't stand on NATO bombing Yugoslavia in 1999.
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  887. Is the larger amount of distortion at the bottom of the VHS frame a tracking problem of that player, or inherent to the format?
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  888. Mojoverse is from 1985, so he might've ripped off that plot from X-Men.
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  889. They were already visible, but now you want to expose their existence with audio as well?
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  890. #NotAllTomatoes Pizza is good. How close to pizza and tomatoes is PLA? Can you DIY PLA? Can you eat PLA? What does it taste like?
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  891. ​ @clarkkent9080  "Studies show that ash from coal power plants contains significant quantities of arsenic, lead, thallium, mercury, uranium and thorium[1]. To generate the same amount of electricity, a coal power plant gives off at least ten times more radiation than a nuclear power plant." - European Parliament question on waste, noting some uranium is captured from coal smoke, 4 Nov 2022, E-003567 "Radiological Impact from Airborne Routine Discharges of Coal-Fired Power Plant NorasalwaZakaria, R ohyizaB a’an and Sivapalan Kathiravale Unit Pembangunan Teknologi Sisa Bahagian Teknologi Alam Sekitar, Agensi Nuklear M aiavsia. __ , . . MY1204151 Abstract Radioactivity exists everywhere in nature. We are exposed to intense and continuous natural radiation coming from the sun, cosmic radiation, telluric radiation and even to the internal radiation of our own body. The fly ash emitted from burning coal for electricity by a power plant carries into the surrounding environment 100 times more radiation than a nuclear power plant producing the same amount of energy. This paper presents the information of studies on the radiological impact from airborne routine discharge of coal-fired power plants." - Concerning radioactive pollution of their immediate environment.
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  892. ​ @clarkkent9080  "a maximum of 1.9 millirems of fly ash radiation" - So that's the 1% that got through the US scrubbers. Where does the rest go? "Background radiation" from building materials using fly ash? "Nuclear plants release radioactivity in their stack and water emissions" - Wtf? You mean at rod production facilities? Aren't those stacks and pipes scrubbed at least as well as coal ones?
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  893. ​ @clarkkent9080  And fly ash, probably. There was more detail in my quotes from accredited sources but those comments disappeared.
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  894. Physical addiction like alcoholism can be deadly if you go cold turkey. Enjoying things is merely habit-forming.
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  895. I doubt Britain promised the Sharif of Mecca all of the Ottoman Empire's land if his Arabs helped defeat the Ottomans.
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  896. Then why'd the doctor give him sedatives on his return?
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  897. Get a hobby, work for charity, work out, work, play, eat, rest. Don't go into a salty bubble.
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  898.  @TheSMR1969  Then get salty at salt.
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  899.  @TheSMR1969  So they're salty by nature yet able enough to sustain themselves.
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  900.  @TheSMR1969  If it's not nature, it's nurture, which can be reversed.
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  901. ​ @ManiacMayhem7256  How so?
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  902. Some go out for tea with their voice.
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  903. Radioactive things like thorium can be used for power in a LFTR for example, providing enormous amounts of clean energy that is the least deadly per gigawatt. LFTRs are more efficient and safer than current reactors but not as good at providing fuel for, say, neutron bombs, which only kill life and not buildings.
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  904. ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is the primary programming language supported on the SAP NetWeaver ABAP application server platform and applications that run on it, such as SAP ERP (formerly R/3), S/4HANA and CRM. Explains why SAP still looks like it was poorly designed in the '90s.
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  905. Maybe they looked at all the rich hypocrites and figured the ad would be a hit with people who didn't know better.
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  906. *CSTO's Wagner neo-Nazis violating the Budapest Memorandum since 2014-02-20.
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  907. Sounds like they're banning the Russian language; bring Rusich home to defend it!
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  908. He's a pre-Barbarossa Nazi, the kind you find having a jolly time with the USSR in Poland.
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  909. He might as well have drawn a bunch of buttons before entering the input loop that prints to the screen while typing, and entering 512 or more characters would lead to undefined behavior, but the benefit of WYSIWIG editors is not having to calculate initial element locations by hand. In Visual Basic 6 you'd still need to account for system font size and resize events, though.
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  910. It happens a lot, perhaps due to tech's infamous poor social skills.
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  911.  @josecarlosxyz  Zelensky has only been in power since 2019, unlike dictators like Putin.
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  912. Quite a difference! Try Cython, Nim, or V.
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  913.  @DavesGarage  Those are Python-like languages that compile to C. PyPy is Python written in Python adding a JIT, but i don't think 5 seconds is enough to optimize. Then again, the Numba library also JITs and might help here.
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  914. The point of agile is to adapt. Next sprint should have fewer story effort points.
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  915. ​ @johnshepard8556  Child soldiers make smaller targets and get shorter if any jail sentences. Mafia, Hitlerjugend, Lord's Resistance Army, Putlerjugend, and 2A families defending their turf and values have a long history.
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  916. Compare the shadow lengths with the time of day and latitude to find the approximate date of filming.
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  917. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg
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  918.  @umaikakudo  You mean their cult of personality. Stalin killed more than Jim Jones.
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  919.  @Killdozer-do4mc  Nazis also didn't like gays.
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  920. And LFTR fuel as it's radioactive and contains more energy than the coal released.
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  921. De daders hadden mogelijk een hekel aan carnavalstochten, dus afzeggen zouden ze fijn vinden.
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  922. Is that your background music? Barely audible but annoying. A rug on the wall might help, also with the echo.
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  923. Insane command line switches, for one. Also something about poor code readability and a long wait for Perl 6.
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  924. Drone footage has more gore. Prigozhin's long-knived body was also on another channel until China pressured YouTube into not showing bodies.
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  925. Clan up. I hear Boko Haram is looking for members.
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  926. Obama did do a bill, which Trump repealed, leaving the child murder epidemic in the overloaded hands of the FBI.
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  927. usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/02/28/trump-sign-bill-blocking-obama-gun-rule/98484106/
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  928. Royalty used to join the battles, but now targeting the ruling class is taboo.
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  929. #NotAllTomatoes
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  930. Is there a tilt that favors a spin direction? If so, use it to measure enough entangled particles so that their other halves favor the other direction. Then make lots of money with high frequency trading, provided your entangled pair source can supply you and your partner fast enough.
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  931. Looks "mostly peaceful".
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  932.  @beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756  Russia on 1993-10-04, killing about 300 according to George Washington University quoting Gaidar's Revolution: The Inside Account of the Economic Transformation of Russia. Wikipedia quotes 147 killed and 437 wounded (official assessment of the Prosecutor-General of Russia).
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  933. Colonel General Alexander Zhuravlyov authorized anti personnel “Smersh” cluster bomb attacks of Kharkiv by Russia's 79th rocket artillery brigade. CNN says he also oversaw atrocities in Syria.
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  934. Working from home is safer than commuting by car, and competitors' or properly installed guard rails are safer than these knives with engine deflectors mounted on the ends.
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  935. The cause of sickle cell disease is random mutation, which turned out to grant immunity to malaria, which killed more than the genetic disease did, so the latter spread.
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  936. So Putin was behind the suicidal terrorist attack on the government building in May 2014. That also explains the red bands. Not the first time according to the poisoned fugitive who claimed FSB tried to bomb a flat and blame it on foreigners before 9/11 made that cool.
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  937. Fission is the safest energy source we have per TWh.
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  938. I disliked Walter White since season 2, but the show is still great.
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  939. Instead of adding artificial vitamins to random foodstuffs, why not stick with multivitamin pills?
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  940.  @SY-ok2dq  So all rice needs to be fortified and everyone needs to eat the right amount of it instead of popping the correct amount directly for 25 cents a day.
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  941.  @SY-ok2dq  I know and government tampering worked fine, but nowadays people are spoiled enough to live exclusively on fries and bottled water if they choose to, so might miss some fortified stuff.
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  942. Terrorism is a worse tactic than nonviolent noncompliance that won Gandhi back India, but Arafat was was more successful than Operation Susannah in winning support for Israel. Same with Putin promoting NATO by being a terrorist.
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  943.  @asts7910  IPS is good but 4k is only noticeable above 22" imo.
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  944. ​ @CaleSchmitz  Futureproof by building your own (no vendor lock-in) desktop (extendable, better cooling) with Thunderbolt 3 (charge, transfer, network, a/v, etc.) and not the best videocard (the money saved on that will get you a new card when you can't run games anymore).
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  945. @ Ain't nobody got time to read EULAs. See The Human Centipad.
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  946. 8:10 for the interesting part. I don't see why combining a 90 degree rotation with a horizontal mirror results in a 45 degree mirror though, nor how the operations relate to the symbols. It looks like a group is a set of ways something can do a full rotation (sides times faces), written like a magic formula that doesn't seem worth learning to read and write.
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  947. Australia has a massive coal lobby.
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  948. So security cards are less secure than car keys, and duplicate check-ins are fine.
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  949. Like yellow journalism and religion before.
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  950. Still looks more alive than Dutch and American malls.
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  951.  @rmworkemail6507  How big were those companies and teams? I've only worked in small companies and teams, and only once in a large multinational with a 13-man team that seemed to be doing the work of one to three people where i wasn't allowed to do anything short of rolling back the task i asked for due to the tests failing due to those not having been updated in the weeks before the end of the sprint.
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  952.  @doktoracula7017  If it works, that's proof.
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  953.  @doktoracula7017 `Agree, though a ton of things we do use and that work have no scientific proofs, like most "best" practices` - you.
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  954. Just keep hiring temps until you get bought out.
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  955. I don't remember Russian propaganda having annoying mood music.
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  956. Reminds me of Back to the Future 2, which shows proven alternative revenue streams.
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  957. Horrible and too repetitive.
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  958. Enemy MADMAN used REVERSE PSYCHOLOGY! But, it failed!
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  959. Lucifer punishes evildoers such as unreasonable war lovers like Yahweh fans.
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  960. Such a phone QFHD display is also great for Google Cardboard.
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  961. So it's NATO on Fridays, and Nazis, biolabs, fascists, gays, trans, drugs, Jews, Satanists, child traffickers, money, protecting the Russian language, independence, restoration of the USSR, and Novorossiya on other days. Gotta keep the propaganda straight. Afaik it's freedom fascists vs invading trad fascists with neo-Nazis on both sides. Given the participation of Belarus, it's CSTO that's expanding by force vs NATO by request.
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  962. Cali could use some commie blocks to house the homeless. Cheaper, too.
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  963. Maybe Putin was right about cancel culture. How many times does one have to repeat himself instead of doing his job the hecklers and fans paid for?
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  964. Not odd to declare war when invaded.
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  965.  @bigbasil1908  They've done a shit job of it compared to Russia's Wagner, RIM/RIL, Rusich, and other Neo-Nazi / fascist invaders.
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  966.  @isaacjeanteube  Hence preparing a script in advance, so even a robot could do it.
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  967. Good tips but repetitive and emails are not free.
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  968. It's "its".
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  969.  @schranderman  Eerder een UAP die de wereld voor WW3 aan het verkennen was.
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  970.  @Flickerwink  Some alleged Christians claim the Catholics aren't True Scotsme.. er, Christians. Anyway, Revelation 14:9-11 is a fate worse than death, despite being the second death.
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  971.  @Flickerwink  I just added that your point is moot to some, that the New Testament is cruel as well, and to not repeat myself i'll add that there are better religions like Pastafarianism.
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  972.  @Jbporkchop  To unalive and/or torture more children? Cancel Jesus!
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  973. Weren't those posers teaching how to put out fires with a fake extinguisher?
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  974.  @asdasdwrwe32-bh3gw  Republicans don't want to ban abortion, "Put God back in schools.", and "Don't say gay."?
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  975. Or trans gay Jewish Latinx West NATO biolab mosquito drug money laundering Nazis, as freedom and democracy failed in Afghanistan since 1978.
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  976. Sounds similar to Wagner's air defense being disabled when they trespassed into US-controlled Syria, to avoid a US-Russia war. Invader fans on Twitter say Russia is already at war with the US though.
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  977. You could also fork Chromium for a more modern codebase than Firefox.
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  978.  @DracoMagnius  > trying to make sure people don't unionize What about the Screen Actors Guild? I guess they weren't involved with The Crow.
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  979.  @Tiasung  Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like A Large Pile of Ash would probably be less funny if it made sense.
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  980. So what's the correct way?
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  981. What about making the Impala and all the fuel it burns without a proper filter or cogeneration?
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  982. Good to hear Atlassian might kick the bucket so business can move on to preconfigured software that doesn't spam its users. Redmine was great last i used it in 2013 or so.
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  983. An induction plate can boil water in a pan lifted by sugar cubes, but that's about the max range: 2 cm above the coils.
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  984. Hydrogen + oxygen, you mean, as using the air will probably not be as rapid a reaction as TNT has. And if you're taking along both fuel components and safety is no issue, then fluorine is better than oxygen.
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  985. 3:22 assumes particles with zero mass and the right velocity, proving curved spacetime.
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  986. For reference, rendering "4k" at 60 FPS requires at least (4*1920*1080*60) / 1e9 = 0.497664 gigarays per second. I'm no rendering expert, so i guess each bounce needs a new ray, so the RTX 2080 Ti can reflect 10/0.5 = 20 things per frame then, or 10 at 120 FPS.
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  987. Or do something else than eating and enjoy your savings each year. Maybe donate the excess food to starving kids or something.
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  988. Kowloon Walled City was dark but cozy at 12 to 14 stories (800 m) high.
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  989. Cool shots, but did you remove the toxic metal afterwards?
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  990.  @venkataramanapodugu6211  CPUs expect exact bits. Some high level languages hide that so you can do big number math without bothering with that, but that comes at the cost of speed. Unreal Engine 5 looks great but doesn't use Python for performance.
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  991. I'd love to have tasted more pepper on my KFC, but the last burger i ate there didn't even have enough moisture to go down anything but the trash can.
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  992. I still game on my 2009 HP desktop. Only upgraded Windows from 7 to 10, RAM to 12GB, added an SSD for games, and GT220 to passively cooled GT1030. Quake Champions on low and 80% res is playable at 48+ FPS.
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  993.  @otre3947  Why have photo ops if we freedomhavers are not to be entertained?
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  994. Je kan meer geld krijgen door meer risico te nemen. En een dure verslaving kunnen ze best hebben.
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  995.  @darkshadowsx5949  Enable annotations and go to 13:50.
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  996.  @hufdaddy3485  Isn't Fox News sponsored by Russia?
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  997.  @hufdaddy3485  You were talking about media in the US, and Fox News is huge there.
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  998.  @hufdaddy3485  And back to the alleged Nazis in the land of gay parades and Jewish president. Neo-Nazis are everywhere, but for a country that boasts about killing Nazis so much, there sure are a lot fighting for Russia, like puppy killer Alexey Milchakov.
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  999.  @Alexandros4702  Did he also host gay parades like in Kiev?
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  1000. 1:47 30% considered BLANK. I'll assume the BLANK says one of the explicit terms shown in the warning. Gotta have faith in our lord and savior YouTube!
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  1001. 1:51 looks similar to the Dixie flag/Southern Cross/Confederate battle flag. Wikipedia says It is the blue-red proposed flag of the self-proclaimed confederation of Novorossiya (or New Russia) is a variant of the battle flag which was adopted on 24 May 2014, with the addition of the coat of arms. A white-yellow-black tricolor was presented on 13 August 2014 by Oleg Tsarev as a potential state flag.[2][3] This resembled an upside-down Romanov flag, which was the national flag of the Russian Empire from 1858 to 1883. Novorossiya is an unrecognised confederation of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics, claiming the territory of the respective Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. On 20 May 2015 the leadership of the Federal State of Novorossiya announced the 'freezing' of the confederation 'project'.
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  1002. Looks like Gasland's water.
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  1003. ​ @somenameidk5278  And yet it lifted more out of poverty than competing philosophies like communism, where central planning tends to kill millions.
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  1004. Like, "fact" is just a word, man.
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  1005.  @wendigee  I think it was by Vemondo.
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  1006.  @frostblght  They are, but PAL-V and such are expensive.
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  1007. Some are homeless by choice, but being betrayed is traumatizing.
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  1008.  @theterminaldave  Inspiring mistrust and mistrust being the reason you but not others were let go at a new job.
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  1009.  @theterminaldave  And yet some prefer the hobo life, thus not everyone agrees with it being traumatizing as per your claim.
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  1010.  @theterminaldave  Then you're not the type who brings his pet goat into free housing, despite your mental issues. Burn in your own hell, job haver.
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  1011.  @theterminaldave  Then you're not the type who brings his pet goat into free housing. Also, you're mean.
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  1012.  @theterminaldave  How so? I'm not a hateful ex-bum who's wrong on the internet.
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  1013. Like Isaac but less knifey.
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  1014. Microphones are better than human ears at detecting high frequencies. Some malware uses those to communicate.
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  1015. Home solar is pretty cheap, but electricity is cheaper. I bet most people would settle for renewable energy from the grid instead of a standalone installation. Even the latter could be cheaper for the grid, as they are paid for by the owners.
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  1016. How loony of them.
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  1017.  @EuropeanOnion  Er zijn alternatieven voor GPS. There are four global satellite navigation systems, currently GPS (United States), GLONASS (Russian Federation), Beidou (China) and Galileo (European Union).
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  1018. Ik denk dat de befaamde Zwitserse huurlingen Blackwater voor waren.
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  1019. ​ @Chrisratata  #NotAllMessiahs sacrifice their weekends for the greater good, and as Neo and Trinity were kept apart, there was potential to work with, just like in a battery. Human creativity is still better than machines' as proven by Morpheus being chill compared to the violent streaks of pretty much everyone else.
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  1020. I use thermostat radiator knobs in addition to the central thermostat. Pretty much only have to adjust that central one twice a year.
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  1021. JS only needs a ; before a ( iirc.
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  1022.  @carlpittenger  Right. Semicolon before any new line brace, except after return.
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  1023.  @tsuchan  One letter, but he was probably referring to a group.
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  1024. Free decentralised energy bad? Maybe tax deadly SUVs more to compensate the cost.
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  1025. 4 pan stovetop prices are currently: 90 for gas, 140 for electric, 160 for ceramic, and 185 for induction. I think my Scholtes induction top was 380 but that didn't even last 10 years while rarely used. A basic single pan electric plate is 32 euro. I recommend a single induction plate for 50 euro.
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  1026. The best solution for that, which also counters gerrymandering, is ranked voting.
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  1027. Methane bubbles from thawing permafrost. It's better for the climate to burn it.
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  1028. If they don't know what they are, they're unidentified flying objects.
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  1029. 16:12 - Decades? I read that USB stick can lose data in as little as 10 months.
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  1030.  @NothingIsArt1  I'd rather be eaten by a hungry but otherwise peaceful lion than a bored sadist.
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  1031. Using consistent tabs for example makes blocks clear with your favorite indentation size, and blocks dumb terminals from running pasted lines.
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  1032. Solar ovens, mushrooms, plants, and even lab meat, are affordable alternatives to slash and burning the majority of our undiscovered species for cheap beef.
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  1033. At 2 ms per configuration, up to 10 cubes would take 6**10*0.002/60/60= 33.6 hours. 14 cubes would take 5 years.
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  1034. Could've gotten him skillets or adaptor plates to put under his old pans.
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  1035. Jump scares and scaring people isn't wholesome.
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  1036.  @MetricImperialist  Politicians change, but blood and soil are the real China.
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  1037. Terrible audio.
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  1038. How Abraham heard voices and almost killed his son, and then caused uncountable suffering that persists until today, is an interesting topic that should fill some with guilt.
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  1039. Menstrual cups save on disposable plastic.
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  1040. Everything aside from the grass looks pretty durable though. Maybe a bit of wasted space but i guess that's cool in summers and for visiting giant exhibitionists.
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  1041. Both sides called for evacuation, but given the new border fence of Poland, people are wary to be conscripted in Russia.
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  1042. Less than alternatives, except bicycle and walking.
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  1043. TL;DW.
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  1044.  @kanaric  Either way, Disney owns all referenced properties, if the parody clause wasn't enough, even perhaps the cooling tower top scene reminiscent of X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
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  1045. Put the excess energy in supercaps or normal batteries and use it at night.
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  1046. I'm 35 and still hear the 15,000+ Hz sound.
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  1047. Skill issue.
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  1048. Set up a genetic algorithm in Python or something to automate design tweaks.
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  1049. 13:46 - Orwell was wrong; landlords maintain the building and provide cheaper housing than hotels.
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  1050. Then bomb Moscow for bombing Kyiv.
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  1051.  @Reymii  Val dan de daders aan en geen onschuldige mensen, terrorist.
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  1052. ...who might still have their human families if Putin hadn't started WW3 by invading Ukraine on 20 Februari 2014 with his little green men aka Wagner neo-Nazis, before Azov Battalion was founded to resist in May 2014.
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  1053. Which distro has cowsay?
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  1054. Your sibilance could use a de-esser and pop filter.
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  1055. I heard Nvidia tampers with tech demos to make them run slower on competing hardware, and even sabotages their own product if a competitor is present (can't use PhysX next to an AMD card).
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  1056. I guess Russia ruined the reputation of CSTO by not aiding Armenia.
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  1057. Don't pilot waves move through a dimension 10,000+ times smaller than ours?
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  1058. 0:02 looks like the flag of Russich, the Russian neo-Nazi group that includes Aleksei Milchakov who bragged about killing people and beheading a puppy.
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  1059. A couple of squirts does sound easier than unwrapping a tablet. I bought membrane tablets on sale but if those run out i'll try a bottle. Then again, the membrane ones come in cardboard and the bottle is plastic, so which is better for the environment?
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  1060. This video was posted only 2 months after Russia's invasion of Crimea with alleged Wagner neo-Nazis, and one month before the alleged Azov neo-Nazis banded together to resist as "Men in Black" vs "Little Green Men".
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  1061.  @johnazhderian5734  Kreosan has a video on using nothing but a wire and an outlet. Certainly looked European and hot enough to start a fire!
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  1062.  Frank Szálasi  Which are merging, then? Wireless energy and coms bring the web to the masses so they can learn how not to suck.
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  1063.    I prefer Python.
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  1064.  @neilwilliams2947  Provided the cheap ones lack additional fuel, a heat pump would be a lot more efficient.
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  1065.  @TheCrazyStudent  Speak for yourself. i have a surplus space heater but no surplus matches.
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  1066. @davagain Neutral is hot?
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  1067. @davagain It'd take fewer letters to say AC pushes and pulls electrons between hot (pressured) and neutral (no pressure) with any metal shell connected to ground.
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  1068.  @levelup1279  Aren't those tubes insulated?
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  1069. Why cheer for an expansionist empire?
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  1070. Doesn't it take energy to bend space?
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  1071. If true, why is this channel still up?
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  1072. Afaik phosphorous isn't a war crime if not used near civilians, but the entire invasion is a crime.
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  1073. ​ @flaviusbelisarius1408  OBL who took credit for the 9/11 terrorism? Afghan Taliban wouldn't turn him over, perhaps because he was chilling in Pakistan. Or Saddam Hussein, who gassed his own people and whose remnant army turned into ISIS? Or Muammar Gaddafi who allegedly had a hobby of blowing up passenger planes more willingly than the separatist army in East Ukraine?
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  1074. Palm oil doesn't kill people. Rude people do.
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  1075.  @Griffith74  Flax is better, but what's a more sustainable source of oil? Algae? Hemp? Bamboo? Switchgrass?
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  1076. 1. More potency is better because you need less harmful smoke or sugary cake to eat with it. And doesn't THC break down to CBD on its own? Also, doesn't psychosis trigger on its own? Better safe than sorry, as when the psycho already bred. 2. Illegal things tend to be available in the same places, making it easy to try alternatives if your current stuff doesn't work. 3. Addiction is merely respite from a lack of coping skills. Physical addiction as caused by alcohol and caffeine can lead to death, even by merely ending the habit too suddenly.
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  1077. As in losing a lot of volunteers, land, and people's homes?
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  1078. Heil Putler amirite? Such a strong man.
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  1079.  @tordjarv3802  Languages are just Turing-complete data formats, and as such can in theory produce optimal machine code. Scientific papers in English are used to optimize compilers, for example.
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  1080. Jesus said the only good guy was his father who committed global genocide and child/self sacrifice (temporarily). Humanism is a less violent philosophy.
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  1081.  @gmodrules123456789  A web page showing bouncing colored bals that merge and grow while properly mixing colors wasn't boring to me.
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  1082. Had Blackwater eigen tanks en vliegtuigen dan?
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  1083. Did you use the k-word? YouTube doesn't like that.
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  1084. ​ @svetlanaisayeva2624  Why not? Von Braun didn't even change his name and is pretty well known for his hobby. I think asking the Russian government about operation Osoaviakhim would make windows more risky.
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  1085. @ And there isn't. Wikipedia has articles on both, available to all of the free world.
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  1086. Instead of spending money on returning defective gear, i publicly shame and boycott bad products. Turns out Chinese batteries last a lot longer than popular brands' like Philips.
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  1087.  @thiefsleef6752  Russia agreed to nuke the Kremlin by signing the Budapest Memorandum.
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  1088. ​ @metubepick2008  As the USA should according to the Budapest Memorandum, which Russian Nazi troops like Wagner and Rusich violated since 2014-02-20.
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  1089.  @MartinMcAvoy  Those areas voted to get away from Russian dictatorship in the 1990s.
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  1090. So without NATO, there's no need for other defense treaties like CSTO? So the most productive dictatorship like China will take over the world?
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  1091. If either side is running out of stuff, why are they wasting it on harming civilians?
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  1092. Operation Paperclippy.
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  1093. Met toestemming van Rusland in the UN Security Council, en Irak was een speciale militaire operatie van Dubya om Saddam op te ruimen toen men toch in de buurt was wegens 9/11.
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  1094. Russia already has a NATO alternative after the Warsaw Pact. It's called CSTO.
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  1095. Ukraine has women on its front lines.
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  1096. Sue the driver who hit you, duh.
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  1097. Very Christian.
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  1098. Julia also has 1 or 0 based indices.
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  1099. Machine code is just ones and zeroes. Have at it.
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  1100.  @emptydata-xf7ps  Internet Explorer supported VBScript as well, and WASM allows you to run anything.
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  1101.  @spht9ng  Like those FLOSS GPL commies. Just trust big tech, bro.
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  1102. Same with landlines and people irl, or maybe that was just my single mom.
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  1103. Don't entangled particles communicate opposing random states by wormhole on measurement?
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  1104. Ja, zoals de reactie op je invasie neerzetten als de reden voor je invasie. Yevgeny Prigozhin zei dat Russen terug onder Rusland's vleugel brengen en demilitarization en denazification van Ukraine niet nodig waren. Misschien nu Utkin en Aleksei Milchakov bekend staan als neo-Nazis en hopelijk Oekraine hebben verlaten.
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  1105. "Alle 14 miljoen Joden wereldwijd" boycotte anders wel Duitse producten sinds 25 Maart 1933 volgens de Daily Express. In reactie sloot Duitsland Joodse winkels op 1 April 1933. Vreemd dat er van de genoemde terreur vlak voor die datum niets valt te vinden lijkt het.
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  1106. BlackFly is a helicopter that doesn't require a license.
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  1107. MyPy helps prevent iterating over characters instead of strings if you forget the comma of a single-element tuple in Python. Not sure if that's the default yet or that type hints are still merely documentation for such tools. JavaScript and maybe even TypeScript return 5 for parseInt(0.0000005) and sort() numbers by string instead of value.
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  1108. Organic marketing, as in people actually enjoy those enough to invite friends?
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  1109. Adding 500 km in 3 minutes is nice for taxis, but it takes two to three times as much electricity to generate it when not using natural gas. No problem with excess power from renewables and baseline plants at low loads.
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  1110. Russia said it's Russia now, so another "red line" has long been crossed, like Ukraine's border in 2014 violating the Budapest Memorandum using self-proclaimed Nazis like Alexey Milchakov.
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  1111.  @HealzHS  Russia got involved by invading Ukraine in Februari 2014, before Azov Battalion was founded in May 2014, allegedly to protect Russians on invitation of the ousted president.
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  1112. ​ @HealzHS  Crimea did. Russian 'invasion' of Crimea fuels fear of Ukraine conflict White House issues warning to Kremlin, as Ukrainian official claims 2,000 Russian troops have arrived in peninsula Shaun Walker in Kiev, Harriet Salem in Sevastopol and Ewen MacAskill Sat 1 Mar 2014 00.27 GMT Since 1991, Russia has maintained its own fleet at Sevastopol, a force that dwarfs Ukraine's own units in Crimea. The Russian foreign ministry said troop movements were "required to protect deployment places of the Black Sea fleet in Ukraine" and said the manoeuvres were fully in line with bilateral accords. There was still uncertainty as to the precise identity of the gunmen holding the parliament and the airports. They claimed to be part of an informal self-defence group that has sprung up in response to the revolution in Kiev. But experts said they were hardly an impromptu militia. "This is not a ragtag force," said Brigadier Ben Barry, a specialist on land warfare at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. "When you see a new militia, they will have a jumble-sale look. This lot are uniformly dressed and equipped and seem competent and efficient."
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  1113.  @HealzHS  Again, Crimea. watch?v=YR_cmn2qeck
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  1114. "Boilers are getting more energy efficient almost every year – but they’re no longer necessarily the best way to run a central heating system. Air heat pumps have moved the goal posts. They’re semi renewable and low maintenance, and they could cut your home heating costs." - OVO Energy
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  1115. Free QuillBot (600 words) says Interview with Professor Christian Brea from lot University in Finland and Yannick from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. Researchers agree the world can be run on 100% Renewable Energy System by or before 2050. Study is a kind of a common research perspective of quite many researchers in the renewable energy community.
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  1116. Clients are often users, though.
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  1117.  @VaeSapiens  Indeed. Fortunately skin color genes don't matter anymore as people can coexist in peace.
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  1118. Rail is efficient but expensive (2x roads) and only fits one gauge.
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  1119.  @clarkkent9080  Then why do utilities lobby politicians? 2022-01-05 Virginia Mercury article: Republican Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin announced Trump EPA chief and former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler as his pick for Virginia’s next secretary of natural and historic resources. Wheeler, who served as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from 2019 until the end of President Donald Trump’s administration, was an outspoken proponent of environmental deregulation during his tenure, ruffling feathers even among his own agency scientists. The former coal lobbyist’s views on climate change have also troubled many environmentalists. While Wheeler during confirmation hearings for his EPA appointment said that “climate change is real” and “man has an impact on it,” he subsequently oversaw the unwinding of numerous regulations to reduce climate change-causing greenhouse gas emissions. Among the actions taken during his tenure were the rollback of President Barack Obama’s never-enacted Clean Power Plan to reduce emissions from coal plants as well as the Obama administration’s stricter fuel efficiency standards for automobiles. Current Democratic Attorney General Mark Herring sued Wheeler and his EPA at least six times over environmental issues. Since the end of his EPA term, Wheeler has slowly inched into Virginia politics. In September, he spoke out against a five-cent plastic bag tax during a hearing before Fairfax County’s Board of Supervisors. In November, following sweeping Republican victories in Virginia elections, he was appointed to Youngkin’s transition team.
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  1120. Why don't they spend that time on making GNU suck less? Utter incompetence.
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  1121.  @metanoian965  Bandera spent most of WW2 in a Nazi concentration camp, and killed fewer than fellow Nazi collaborator Stalin.
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  1122. No piles of body parts or slave ships, so less bad than other imperialists. UN troops aren't known to be effective, but perhaps Russia's permanent seat on the UN Security Council has something to do with that.
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  1123. I read that Hangul is modern and easy to learn. No wildly different pronunciations like in English that can only be learned by memorizing each case.
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  1124. Would silicone spraying everything but the heat pipes help prevent damage?
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  1125. But isn't otoshi automatic tipping?
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  1126. Frozen water is pointy, so use safe antifreeze before cyonics.
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  1127. It's the character personality as well as looks. Pikachu is cute, and Sailor Moon is hot. Lots of anime is still on DVD only, hence the players. Anime is also an escape from the strict social rules in Japan.
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  1128.  @pattyofurniture  Beings with a sense of self-preservation know what's dangerous. Ironic then that those without don't.
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  1129. Them being fully erect.
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  1130. 25:27 Why didn't the regime use violence on the Hong Kong protesters who murdered peaceful civilians? Why leave it to the US and Russia to bomb displaced Iraqi soldiers?
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  1131. Queen Elizabeth II has more ruler mileage than the last 11 US presidents combined.
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  1132. Put the tiny amount of radioactive waste in a coolant until it stops being hot. Cool the coolant using passive turbines and such. Still a million times more efficient than coal, but also more expensive than solar and wind. How about the Polywell fusion reactor that kids can do fusion at home with?
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  1133. Best vreemd eigenlijk dat What Is A Woman?, gay parades, neo-Nazis, en illegale Afrikanen vrij zijn hier in "het Westen", en dat Moscow ouderwets wit is met een populaire Russian Imperial Movement vlag over Gazprom en zelfverklaarde Nazis zoals Aleksei Milchakov die een buurland aanvallen.
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  1134. I'd generate a sync wrapper for the async module.
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  1135. > qualitty control
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  1136. Their emissions must be extra bad because he said they were secret. Also, there's another dam about to flood a town in England.
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  1137. Solar stoves should work on clear days. No fuel or batteries needed. They can also melt and/or warm those.
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  1138. 1:45:00 So spacetime is a bunch of 2D frames per Planck path of a particle.
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  1139. How good were they at handling oversized emoji input?
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  1140. Dissing bread and meat cooked quickly but promoting addictive drugs like caffeine.
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  1141. And yet Chrome works better with my OOM killer. Edge can only handle depth first browsing with my current 847 open tabs.
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  1142.  @theophilusenetojole303  Didn't he get the Budapest Memorandum? Guess honoring contracts is not a Russian tradition.
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  1143.  @petrolo72  Jesus, the guy who says only the guy is good who commanded war crimes in Deuteronomy 12?
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  1144. Spammy but useful in theory incase SO ever becomes unavailable.
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  1145. Ikr? I just share and reuse my config until a tool with sensible defaults comes along.
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  1146. Sociaal bezig voor de natie van de VS, en ook NL gezien we de zelfde lucht delen.
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  1147. 25:00 Ignorance of the law is not a defense. Reading Amazon's "one click ordering" patent allows you to not waste time on implementing that or at least to wait until the patent expires.
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  1148. Physicochemical Properties of Oil Extracted from Winged Termite Macrotermis bellicosus January 2012 Authors: Sanusi Bello Mada Federal University Gusau The present investigation was aimed to extract oil from edible insect Macrotermis bellicosus and carry out studies on its physicochemical properties. The result obtained shows that the oil extracted from the Macrotermis bellicosus is a clear, odourless liquid, with a light yellow colour. The physicochemical properties of the oil revealed 122.30 mg KOH/g for saponification value, 0.52 mg/100 g for iodine value, 7.59 meq/kg for peroxide value, 4.07 mg KOH/g for acid value, 117.73 mg KOH/g for ester value and that it contained 31.43% for crude lipids. These findings show that the termite Microtermis bellicosus contains high percentage of quality crude oil, which could be stable in storage, less susceptible to oxidation and rancidity. This suggests that the oil could be exploited for domestic, pharmaceutical and industrial purposes. Also the oil extracted contains unsaturated fatty acids which could be nutritionally essential and therefore justify their consumption in various communities in Nigeria and Africa.
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  1149. ​ @tarstarkusz  That helps fix the lost messsage though. And everything is a form of Big Bang energy storage, even bug juice according to Physicochemical Properties of Oil Extracted from Winged Termite Macrotermis bellicosus.
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  1150. ​ @tarstarkusz  That still getting notifications is a good thing. For example now you'll learn that the USSR told scientists about serpentinization, which was probably suppressed by Big Oil capitalists fearing competition.
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  1151.  @bbbbaa6550  Terrorisme dus.
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  1152. Were any of them black?
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  1153.  @lakefiftyseven  So Nazis, NATO, USA... Why not talk to the democratically elected president Zelensky of Ukraine?
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  1154.  @MYwinters1945  From 24 February 2022, which marked the start of the large-scale armed attack by the Russian Federation, to 30 July 2023, OHCHR recorded 26,015 civilian casualties in the country: 9,369 killed and 16,646 injured. - OHCHR
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  1155.  @MYwinters1945  Same for the USA. They're so forgiving and merciful like Allah.
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  1156. Romans 13, which Putin also violated like the Budapest Memorandum. Speaking of selective zeal, Russians choose from: - NATO expansion, despite Putin wanting to join NATO and sovereign countries being free to choose their own defense partners. - Neo-Nazis banning Russian, despite them speaking Russian and Ukraine being an independent country again since 1991. - Neo-Nazis replacing the pro-Russian president who followed the pro-European one who survived an assassination attempt, despite the far right being a small minority of the illegal protests and last election and Kyiv hosting gay prides. Bandera might be more celebrated than Stalin today, but he killed fewer people. - Biolabs, which every advanced country has, though only the USA and Russia are known to have smallpox. - Gay prides, despite Yahweh allegedly having created them as well, there are various pro-gay interpretations of the bible, other things Yah hates like shrimp aren't hated by most of his fans, and Yah having a questionable morality himself with his baby killings and such. - Ukraine existing, despite a dictator starting an Anschluss by force resulted in millions of deaths and Rusich troops invading Ukraine since 2014 being open neo-Nazis. - Zelensky, the popular Jewish comedian begging too much, despite the Budapest Memorandum signed by the USA, UK, and Russia promising Ukraine's integrity in exchange for its weapons. - Ukraine bombing Donbas since 2014, despite Prigozhin stating they were indeed fighting Wagner and other Russian nationalists like Girkin who mistakenly (or not, given the alleged low and high airspace warnings from Russia of which the high part wasn't registered by Malaysia Airlines) shot down civilian airliner MH17 using a Buk system from Russia and Russians intentionally murdering civilians all over Ukraine, making laws to block investigations of such until 2028, like Russian Government Decree No. 873 dated May 30. Before the flood reminiscent of August 18, 1941. - Local election results, despite those being coerced and illegal. - Attacking the Kerch bridge, despite the first truck bomb from Russia targeting an invading military's supply train at night and it not being approved by Ukraine. - Child trafficking, despite Putin being wanted for that all over the world by the ICC except in banana republics like the USA and Russia for doing just that. - Money laundering, despite Ukraine having less abject poverty than Russia in 2013 even though the latter exported 8.33 times as much (527,266 / 63,320) according to WITS while having 143.5 / 45.49 = 3.15 times the population according to World Bank. - Restoring historical borders, despite Moscovia being regular-sized in 1471, named Russia in 1721, and that like the multipolar world map recently posted by Russian Embassies, doesn't include Crimea. - Cheaper fuel according to some on BBC News 2014-04-24, despite wars wasting a lot of that and so increase the price. - Not going to prison for draft dodging, despite prison probably being better than rotting in a Ukrainian field. - Getting out of prison, and probably being used as gun fodder. - Getting paid, despite numerous reports to the contrary. - A license to kill, despite murder being mean.
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  1157. ​ @paulmelonas7263  Unfortunately, yes: - PMCs like Prigozhin's Wagner and Shoigu's Patriot being illegal for the defence of Russia because that's reserved for the Russian army. - Gazprom flying both RIM and USSR flags despite former Nazi collaborator Stalin having killed more people in his territorial conquest than former Nazi collaborator Bandera who spent most of WW2 in a German concentration camp. - Cluster bombs being used by both sides despite more peaceful nations having banned them due to such of poor quality ending up as unmapped mines that end up killing more civilians if used near them due to defects or take downs like of the Tochka-U over the center of Donetsk city on 14 March 2022 or the 50 dead refugees trying to leave separatist Donetsk Oblast from the Kramatorsk railway station on 8 April 2022. Colonel General Alexander Zhuravlyov authorized anti personnel “Smersh” cluster bomb attacks of Kharkiv by Russia's 79th rocket artillery brigade CNN reported on 12 May 2022 after a 2-month investigation.
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  1158. So for about 10 USD per year you can get quieter cooling using liquid. Maybe less if you like to clean.
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  1159. Those managers' garbage should not be collected.
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  1160. 18:00 - Midjourney wins again as 3+ lens phones came in 2018. 2015 had dual at best, and for dating, a professional photo camera was better than a phone. Maybe he's holding one out of frame.
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  1161. Just backprop new knowledge and run a test suite to make sure that didn't push out important data.
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  1162. Thank you for your service.
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  1163. Hold on, Germany shut down nuclear power due to Russian propaganda, but nuclear fuel also comes from Russia?
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  1164. Rather robophobic.
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  1165. Working on the same thing would make daily syncs useful, but that's already done by git and the issue tracker.
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  1166.  @julianospald6133  If it's not clear, comment on the PR or issue. Also prevents "he said she said" corporate backstabbing.
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  1167. And syncing work leads to bore/burn outs.
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  1168. ​ @rustynut1967  The USSR, fearing the restoration of German militarism in West Germany, had suggested in 1954 that it join NATO, but this was rejected by the US. Wikipedia doesn't explain why, as USSR was an ally after Barbarossa and already accepted into the UNSC in 1945. I guess it was the lack of freedom behind the Iron Curtain. USSR spreads by war; NATO by vote. Putin sent Milchakov and others of its ilk to start WW3 on 2014-02-20 according to medals, before Azov was started as a counter to Wagnerites and USSR/RIM-flag-waving invaders.
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  1169.  @wooski9022  Makes sense as that was probably the time when the IRA was bombing England.
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  1170. ​ @psirvent8  I have district heating from a combined heat and power plant, which should be 80+% efficient. A solar ground to water heat pump could be more efficient at 29% * 400% = 116%.
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  1171. The god that killed all firstborn of Egypt just to bully their pharaoh?
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  1172.  @igvc1876  Spiders eat disease-carrying mosquitos, cockroaches are pests, and chickens and pigs are food.
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  1173.  @KatjavanHeesch  Koran is best duidelijk over diefstal, en ze hebben 6+ mensen onwettig alles ontnomen.
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  1174. ​ @shawnjoseph4009  You mean the Electra Bicycle Company 2021 Model 581033 Loft 7i EQ Step-Thru listed in the Netherlands for € 849,00 - Over twice as expensive as an AMIGO Bright 28 Inch Dames 3V V-Brakes (319 euro, no front rack), and 50 euro more expensive than a AMIGO E-Pulse 28 Inch 50 cm Women 3SP Coaster Brake (799 euro, e-bike), both with more bent handles and bigger guards. Our Lidl sells a 699 euro COLORADO® E-bike Arrow 28" online with 50 euro shipping.
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  1175. ​ @RobertHancock1 is that not built in with the charger?
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  1176. "Say to the believing men that they restrain their looks and guard their private parts. That is purer for them. And say to the believing women that they restrain their looks and guard their private parts." (24:31, 32) He didn't have much of a problem with robbery, slavery, and other warlord hobbies about controlling others though.
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  1177.  @bloepje  Python is probably the most easy to understand. What else do you use? I found VanillaJS getting hard to keep track of past 1000 lines in my chess program.
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  1178. Technically, all pixels are graphic, and it was a user interface.
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  1179. So as the previous rounds were ineffective, they found a new formula for bigger blasts?
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  1180.  @BoneThugsNL  Als ze tabak dealden zoals Oost Europa zouden ze verantwoordelijk zijn voor dodelijke luchtvervuiling, meer dan gas.
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  1181. Go down and whip around Earth later than the station... I think.
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  1182. If you're really rich from real estate and such, why pad your videos so much?
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  1183. I hope YouTube agrees bondage gear is a fine outfit on this channel.
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  1184. Rape is so bad you hesitate to mention it, yet you make excuses for not punishing Putin for bombing Ukraine?
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  1185. Worse with social media and ever more misleading clickbait. Eventually you'll start a cult that demands others neuter themselves.
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  1186. PVN snvyrq jvgu 9/11 vs abg sbe CANP arrqvat nabgure Crney Uneobe gb fhowhtngr gur jbeyq juvpu gur HFN jnf nyernql qbvat crnprshyyl, ohg abj zvtug urnq sbe 1984, rafhevat gur PVN'f wbof. LbhGhor qvfnccrnerq gur harapbqrq irefvba bs guvf pbzzrag znqr ba 2024-05-18.
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  1187. De Mongolen waren net als de Comanche buitenbeentjes die het zat waren. Beetje Columbine om dan andere landen binnen te vallen.
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  1188. Because it's easy and it works without installing a package manager to install a package manager to install a package manager to transpile and polyfill and bundle your handwritten routes to factories that output webcomponents or whatever the current thing is in the topmost of thousands of frameworks, runtimes, managers, and servers.
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  1189. Guess she loves the last bite of red pineapple.
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  1190. Nice initiative, but why should the good people pay to clean up after the bad ones?
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  1191. ​ @ququx3466  Indeed, so fine litterbugs and tax disposable non-PLA plastic like they do in Germany where you pay like 10 cents extra for a bottle and can turn it in at any gas station and such to get that money back.
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  1192.  @markhackett2302  Airmiles cover both nautical and land miles.
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  1193.  @markhackett2302  I prefer both wheat and metric.
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  1194. Ada/SPARK forces your to write safe code.
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  1195. I moved my kitchen optical detector from top of the cabinet to top of the fridge so it doesn't go off when i make a pancake.
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  1196. If trained professional cops can kill people holding a slice of pizza because they feared for their life, then elderly service providers can do the same.
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  1197. More like 7000 USD to 43095 euro, 1000 km (623 miles), and 224 kmph according to Google.
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  1198. ​ @alpejohnson491  Iraq was a special military operation by the coalition of the willing led by the USA. Saddam messed with the wrong puppet masters. Your pal pro-SMO Yanukovich also helped.
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  1199. The goggles! They did nothing!
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  1200. How can Hawking radiation shrink a black hole if mass, spin, and charge only make it bigger?
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  1201.  @oooodaxteroooo  Usually money. See also Fight Club.
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  1202.  @silentwater79  I have one but never got around to cloning my HDD to it. I've uninstalled 30 GB of Quake Champions as it didn't have enough space to update anyway.
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  1203. He mentioned the slashes. It's trivial to show a warning if a domain containing slashlike characters is about to be loaded.
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  1204.  @capetownwild  I hope you mean 50 billion liter of permanent desalination.
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  1205. Probably not your chemistry teacher, then.
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  1206. At least they aren't bombs like in Der Fuehrer's Face.
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  1207. I think it's called the "warrior gene"; lack of feels.
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  1208. How did Scrum make people cooperate?
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  1209. To be fair, she was being interviewed.
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  1210. It's already recycled as building material and after that as concrete fiber.
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  1211. So if all Russians and all Iranians are bad, all Ukrainians are bad as well as all USians and just about everyone else. Maybe Yahweh was right about eternal torture for everyone including babies.
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  1212. Another dictator trying to imitate Napoleon.
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  1213.  @bigbasil1908  Just like the illegal invasion of Iraq.
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  1214. 1. Good at cooking rice omelettes. 2. Smiles a lot. 3. Working part-time at a cafe. 4. Wants to get married someday. 5. Likes eating meat and meaty dishes. 6. Often rolls up the sleeves on their long-sleeved shirts. 7. Loves cola. 8. Has a lot of friends. 9. Kind and gentle. 10. Member of an athletic club. 11. Thin and muscular. 12. Will give you accessories for your birthday present. 13. Short hairstyle. 14. Has black hair. 15. Asks whether you're okay when you're feeling bad. 16. Spends less than 90 USD on clothes per month. 17. Spends a lot of time in the Harajuku neighborhood. 18. Prefers navy blue or white clothing. 19. Is the oldest son out of his siblings. 20. Often wears hooded sweatshirts. 21. Has had 3 prior girlfriends. 22. Your birthday is in August. 23. Regularly texts/emails/calls you. 24. Is into beetles. 25. Can drink a lot of alcohol. 26. Doesn't wear aftershave or cologne but good-smelling clothes. 11 maybe. I'll stick with 2D.
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  1215. Ironically, that ad usually happens by non-Iran states.
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  1216. If they are the baddies, they'd have no self pity about apoptosis. Until they realize that, they pretend they aren't.
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  1217. 27:50 Why not parallel to the crack? Because of the ice bulge in the middle potentially tilting the ship?
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  1218. Sounds like Pandora vs Dark Yugi in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga.
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  1219. 4? Are you talking about Wagner's USD?
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  1220.  @RolfMMol  En Deuteronomy 12 wijkt daar van af.
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  1221. Not any damage? How about cracked ribs?
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  1222. I hear they even arrest people for lewd Simpsons drawings and offensive paw angles in the UK.
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  1223. @@nyaoran_ji That would explain the random knife attacks on their real-life counterparts.
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  1224. Ukraine isn't part of NATO. If it was, Moscow would be ash.
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  1225.  @jhoughjr1  Technology is applied science and embedded software exists.
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  1226.  @bennemann  Subscribe. Same as Spotify and Netflix etc.
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  1227. Maybe that's just her annoying voice. Solar is great survivalist gear.
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  1228. Unlike these misguided mass-fired Grad rockets.
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  1229. It's a vertical building.
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  1230. Wang might have to know who wrongthinks about chubby leader #2.
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  1231. Reading this comment as he launches into the sponsor section. I guess the cost of streaming is lower on the front line on the Russian side with Patrick Lancaster.
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  1232. ​ @Lord_Juvens  soul: emotional or intellectual energy or intensity, especially as revealed in a work of art or an artistic performance. - Oxford Languages A calculator has intellectual energy but no innovation. Replicating the logic in virtual analog circuits akin to biological neural networks allows for rapid random variation akin to what happens in nature with billions of organisms and interesting hard-, wet-, and software interacting with them.
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  1233. I think an exploit usually puts a "GOTO address_of_my_evil_code" in that overflow, so random code past that buffer will run the exploit payload.
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  1234. Why not use the original gear? 50:40 Ah, speed.
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  1235. It's "his/hers/its".
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  1236.  @JuanLopez-kk9wi  Did the quotes confuse you? Maybe this is more clear: It's "its". Or would you've preferred this? *its
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  1237.  @JuanLopez-kk9wi  Yes.
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  1238. Looks like that chalky animal glue kinda Starlite.
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  1239. Niet alle treinen rijden vaker dan eens per uur.
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  1240. And you just added 13:43 to that. Ironic clickbait that ignores everybody looking at newspapers and books before that instead of entertaining offline friends while ignoring solo relaxation. Oh, staring at an e-reader while sipping overpriced hipster cafe coffee is fine? Consoomer.
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  1241. Putler killed almost as many as COVID did USians.
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  1242. Onschuldige kinderen doden omdat onschuldige kinderen zijn gedood. Nog dommer dan Palestijnse terroristen.
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  1243. That's a game invented by mathematician Richard Channing Garfield.
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  1244. Just show him the parts of the Koran that say infidels are as good as Muslims.
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  1245. That's the joke, humorless human. Even the Last Sermon is about Muslims. The problem with religion is that their vague and contradictory bullshit allows anyone to be branded an infidel.
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  1246.  @antenku  Also PMC Wagner Group and others promoting genocide of innocent people.
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  1247. Just let it dry before shattering the drop. 5:19
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  1248. I'm not sure about support beams, but i like the cozy brown cabinets. Why not a cozy brown fireplace, couch, rug and/or table? Maybe mint green for the walls?
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  1249. How thoughtful of those victims to have recorded audio as the Tesla cams don't.
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  1250. So your and Israeli/Palestinian genes do follow current borders?
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  1251. Try reallocating some corn subsidies as high-fructose corn syrup causes obesity.
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  1252. 2:06 A PMC that violated Russia's constitution by not being Russia's army allegedly defending its security, yet still receiving army pensions (and a total of 2 billion via Putin since their 2014 invasion) as "volunteers", complaining about lawlessness after Shoigu offered contracts to make them lawful.
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  1253. In the Netherlands, glass is sorted by color. Clear, green, and brown. Looks like that's only done in the recycling plant there.
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  1254. ...wherever there's trouble, G.I. Joe is there!
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  1255. Black holes? Please stop padding your murder porn.
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  1256. Just like the Taliban, hired to stop the spread of communist zombies destined to abolish religion and property according to Karl Marx.
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  1257.  @briangriffiths937  Putin was elected after his most popular opponents conveniently dropped out and/or died.
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  1258. ​ @briangriffiths937  Putin was elected after this most popular opponents conveniently dropped out and/or unalived. YouTube disappears comments with the d word.
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  1259. YouTube doesn't even work right in Chrome (on MacOS). I have to resize the window to make the extra options appear to save a video to a playlist if that's allowed (no saving content made for children!) or open the transcript back when that wasn't yet #KilledByGoogle.
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  1260. Verify at home using distilled water vs regular mineral water.
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  1261.  @OniiChan6161  There are neo-Nazis fighting on both sides, but i'll go with the ones defending their Jewish president's borders full of rainbow flags over the ones beheading puppies for views and openly declaring genocide on all Ukrainians.
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  1262. #NotAllHumans are bad. 1.6% of the human genome is more closely related to the bonobo genome than to the chimpanzee genome, and 1.7% of the human genome is more closely related to the chimpanzee than to the bonobo genome. Bonobos make love, not war, but even chimps don't always kill each other.
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  1263. Calling people racist for hating criminals is calling the entire race criminals.
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  1264. If your mud was terracotta-colored instead of brown, you'd sooner have a word for terracotta.
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  1265. Als McVeigh en Breivik niet zo bang waren hadden ze hun slachtoffers met rust kunnen laten.
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  1266. Maybe gods should obey the law.
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  1267.  @killian.0205  Jodelende drugsgebruikers steken misschien ook wel eens mensen, maar Islamitische terreur heeft een politiek doel.
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  1268. My 2009 HP i5 750 is still doing well, but i added 8 GB RAM (12 total now) and upgraded the GT220 to a passive GT1030. Instead of 30 euro for a USB3 card of questionable stability, i might pay 110 euro for 16 GB ram to upgrade to a 2012 Medion with 2 USB3 ports.
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  1269. Goedkoop spul is voor tokkies, tot het op begint te raken en duur wordt, zoals kreeft.
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  1270.  @kaospilot2774  It's ironic then that doing it takes more effort than moving on, and yet they choose to do it. Probably brainwashed by their parents to follow any text.
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  1271. TL;DL: Don't pick on others even if you're bored. I suggest getting a hobby that doesn't harm others.
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  1272. Plains? Not lush forests from all the bison poop? Maybe the green cattle tale is bullshit.
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  1273.  @MrVampify  It's not a pain, just a hassle similar to delivering your own pizza. People pay for convenience.
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  1274. Liquid death is good for thinning the flock.
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  1275. Sounds like the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.
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  1276. If methane (CH4) holds more infrared than CO2, and more OH helps cool the planet by OH + CH4 => H2O + CH3, the culprit of global warming seems to be H atoms, which also explains why H2O is a bigger blanket that fortunately falls faster.
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  1277.  @seantheplayer101  Unaliving for special hugs out of wedlock.
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  1278. Robotaxis komen er aan, en zullen waarschijnlijk goedkoper zijn dan taxis met een menselijke bestuurder.
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  1279.  @abdel7678  Begroting 2022 € 420.868.879 € 94.050.156 Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid € 91.424.898 Volksgezondheid, Welzijn en Sport € 48.239.726 Onderwijs, Cultuur en Wetenschap € 46.706.998 Financien en Nationale Schuld € 35.597.115 Gemeentefonds € 17.661.848 Infrastructuur en Waterstaat € 15.273.901 Justitie en Veiligheid € 14.497.305 Mobiliteitsfonds € 12.391.645 Defensie € 11.747.800 Buitenlandse Zaken € 8.114.402 Economische Zaken en Klimaat € 8.058.270 Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties € 5.065.362 Defensiematerieelbegrotingsfonds € 3.265.762 Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking € 2.540.680 Provinciefonds € 2.136.636 Nationaal Groeifonds € 1.845.380 Landbouw, Natuur en Voedselkwaliteit € 1.328.425 Deltafonds € 376.298 Koninkrijksrelaties € 184.169 Staten-Generaal € 152.067 Hoge Colleges van Staat € 84.457 Algemene Zaken € 48.203 De Koning € 42.390 BES-fonds € 34.986 Diergezondheidsfonds Doet defensie ook eens wat tegen de wit/rode russen.
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  1280. Those flag fetishists are the ones causing harm.
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  1281. It matters how good you are at getting coffee, servant.
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  1282.  @the1anonymouse  OP said there was a regular payment option. The account option makes that even easier.
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  1283.  @timelessfinancialservices4364  Or because those kids inherited the warrior gene which means they like their parents are willing to step on others to get ahead.
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  1284. That sounds great compared to the companies i've been at in the Netherlands.
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  1285.  @8alakai8  Daarom is het tenminste in de VS sinds de Unabomber verdacht om grote hoeveelheden fertilizer te kopen als leek.
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  1286. If Igon can explain those weird squiggles to 3rd graders, more power to him! And Kaku talking about a hurricane is not the best choice, but he's proven he's able to read boring science papers related to them, which he should have to prep for that interview. As for his quantum claims, how is finding primes different from checking against facts? Quantum computing could boost our current exaFLOP computers enough to consider DNA as well as protein interaction.
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  1287. Maybe if you put your watch on the plate, but afaik an induction plate has a range of 2 cm. It didn't pull on my pans either.
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  1288.  @ra2enjoyer708  Really? Twitter trolls seem to promote Russian imperialism over Jewish imperialism, even though the latter's border expansion is due to getting attacked.
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  1289.  @yurt-page  By Russian Nazi invader Alexey Milchakov of Rusich of Wagner, which is helping Hamas.
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  1290. Ukraine sold Russia's nukes back to Russia. Now Russian fascists are invading Ukraine.
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  1291. PMCs are illegal to use for the security of Russia anyway.
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  1292. Good thing he didn't misgender the cop.
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  1293. More evil than Nestle or Marlboro?
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  1294. Regular beans are also seeds.
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  1295. "Give us X or we'll do Y." - Could work both ways.
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  1296. ​ @peppybocan  See: Knight Capital Gets Hammered Following $440M Flash-Crash Loss
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  1297. Just accept that there are hotter/better/more successful people out there, just like in person.
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  1298.  @christopheroliver148  They could still cosplay a sixpack and some tentacles, so 's all good with me.
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  1299.  @christopheroliver148  What's your point? That I could never please a woman the way a ripped tentacle beast can? He-Man and his ilk are fine with me.
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  1300. Have they found the biolabs yet?
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  1301. Even puppy killer neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov?
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  1302. Dmitry Valerievich Utkin is a Russian army officer. He served as a special forces officer in the GRU, where he held the rank of lieutenant colonel. He is alleged to have founded the Wagner Group, with his own call-sign reportedly being Wagner. Utkin has received four Orders of Courage of Russia. Sounds like a fitting replacement as the Russian state funded all of Wagner according to Putin, but there are the matters of the illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2014, PMCs being unconstitutional defense forces in Russia, and Utkin's neo-Nazi tattoos.
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  1303. History co uk says: Crimea had been part of Russia for 200 years until 1954, when it was gifted to the Soviet Republic of the Ukraine by the then Russian Premier, Nikita Khrushchev. This was to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the historic decision by Ukraine to unify with tsarist Russia. Russia conquered Crimea in 1783 under Catherine the Great. For over three centuries previously, Crimea had been a state ruled by the Crimean Tatars, subject to the Ottoman Empire, who had used the region as a base for their sizeable slave trade with the Ottoman Empire. They deported somewhere in the region of 2 million slaves from Russia and Ukraine.
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  1304.  @curtisuwuigbe6343  No, you. Hitler and Stalin invaded Poland in 1939, starting World War 2, and Stalin only joined the Allies in 1941 after Hitler thought he could take over his empire. The USA helped Stalin like it's currently helping Zelenskyy, with a Lend-Lease Agreement.
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  1305. Isn't Asgard flat, with a small but close star? Valkyrie, training so much in the open instead of getting drunk indoors, would have a tan over all those years.
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  1306.  @BarbieG777  Lol, Yahweh explicitly called for war crimes in Deuteronomy 12. Cultists are hypocrites about their own rules.
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  1307. BolaWrap is beter dan Taser, en kogels zijn beter tegen mogelijke bomgordels.
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  1308. Losing a loved one can be difficult as well, on all sides.
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  1309. I choose Biden's hairy legs.
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  1310. Didn't even give away their stuff.
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  1311. Just like any popular cult, the Buddhist religion split up into many different sects, some of which not banning political violence.
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  1312. There was no bridge yet, and Ukraine supplies Crimea with fresh water.
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  1313. At work you're just following orders, and if Putler and his fat little buddy do have functional nukes and a red line, then at least we'll know whether there's an afterlife soon. Always look on the bright side of life.
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  1314.  @SacredDirt  Say what you want about Hitler, but at least he stopped Hitler. Painted well enough too.
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  1315.  @wellesradio  Babies for presidents!
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  1316.  @Lamont_Smythe  Intelligence, especially the social kind, drives beings' action. Napoleon, Hitler, Stalin, and Putin would have killed way fewer people if they had not chosen to invade other nations.
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  1317.  @mimszanadunstedt441  Humanity has already done worse than AI. If anything, AI should be better than humanity else it won't be worth using.
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  1318. Can't algae make palm oil more efficiently?
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  1319. Redemption is easy when you're a rich megachurch leader.
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  1320. ​ @rossmanngroup  I was thinking of a scene like Jimmy Swaggart's, but without a stand and on a blue stage surrounded by people. Surprisingly hard to find among megachurch apologies it appears. Afaik, Scientology prefers regular stages. Cruel people seek power, which is easy in illogical circles.
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  1321. With proper documentation and no unneeded interruptions for coffee and status updates, that sounds entirely possible. Not all autists care enough, though.
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  1322.  @thecodemachine  All of them. Even human minds are documented.
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  1323. How about pebble reactors? I've played with a pebble of unknown radioactivity during a presentation by Romawa BV at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam and read about them getting stuck and worn during a test. MSRs already last 10 years though.
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  1324. They're turning the code gay! ;)
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  1325. Hong Kong was one of the most free and democratic places on Earth, but after destroying part of the city and its people to protect a murderer it was evident they had too much. Kinda strange, as democracy would have voted for that law.
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  1326. No more anxiety, so it did work.
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  1327. I currently have 4171 tabs in Chrome.
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  1328. Reminds me of those cars in Ukraine that were attacked by invaders.
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  1329. NATO is sending missile defense to stop Russia from hitting civilians. Russia allegedly did the same but shot down MH17 instead.
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  1330.  @jannebaever706  Is it me you're looking for?
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  1331. My fuzzy logic chatbot sometimes surprised me in 1999.
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  1332. For even better audio, try an electric weedwhacker.
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  1333.  @limestonecowboy9219  Then there should be some mature white oaks on the property if those beams ever need replacing.
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  1334.  @ritabarnard5661  Because the USA and UK honor the Budapest Memorandum instead of violating it with Wagnerite Rusich neo-Nazis in 2014.
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  1335. ​ @EngineeringExplained  Thanks for clarifying. I see elonmusk's X post 1730331223992472029 has already been community noted with YouTube video HRYS5VWXZts. Then again, the annotation isn't expanded for me and I only see "Rate proposed Community Notes". I've marked that and another as helpful. Community notes are a great idea, but if even an account that gets millions of views can't show them before the tweet getting buried, they're of little use to most people who only read the latest news. Still better than papers though, which often aren't linked to later corrections and retractions, most notably leading to an autism conspiracy theory.
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  1336.  @elrodrigo4102  Then why hit an empty building? With their accurate weapons they should be doing much better than Russia at hitting civilians in Ukraine.
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  1337. Why is the short-lived waste not high level at 9:33?
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  1338.  @user-uk9sd2ln7f  Rusland heeft het getekend ja, maar ook de USA.
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  1339. Still sucks to try and get your life back on the rails and then running into this bullshit.
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  1340. If he didn't win a Darwin Award, he's still a case study seen 43k times.
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  1341. Go is fast to read, write, and run, and unlike Kotlin, uses UTF-8 by default.
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  1342. This video is bright AF on this M1 Mac. HDR? Yup. 1st one i've seen. Impressive but i prefer stereoscopic 3D at night. Plus Amazon could just replace Alexa's "I don't know." with a model's output.
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  1343.  @slidebean  No problem. I should've left on Night Shift if i didn't want to stay awake.
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  1344. I went from SciTE to Notepad++ because that's just SciTE with sensible defaults.
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  1345. That wordy guy sure has strong opinions on having strong opinions.
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  1346.  @NailahRoberts  Russia is part of the UN.
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  1347. NATO doesn't expand. It's a defense treaty that countries join for fear of being invaded by expansionist imperial CSTO countries like Russia.
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  1348. "The videotape showed that Du grabbed Harlins by her sweater and snatched her backpack. Harlins then struck Du with her fist three times, knocking Du to the ground. After Harlins backed away, Du threw a stool at her. Harlins then picked up the orange juice bottle that dropped during the scuffle, Du snatched the bottle from her, and Harlins turned to leave. Du reached under the counter, retrieved a revolver, and fired at Harlins from behind at a distance of about three feet (one meter). The gunshot struck Harlins in the back of the head, killing her instantly. Du's husband, Billy Heung Ki Du, heard the gunshot and rushed into the store. After speaking to his wife, who asked for the whereabouts of Harlins before fainting, he dialed 9-1-1 to report an attempted holdup." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Latasha_Harlins
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  1349.  @ActuallyJamie  He should be more direct and say that if a certain country can grab land and wage war in violation of UN resolution 106, his can as well.
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  1350. Gunpowder contains oxygen in its potassium nitrate (KNO3).
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  1351. Yes, because it lets frontenders do frontend stuff without touching that dirty, dirty, ECMAScript.
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  1352. Both use spinning wings to *lift* up the vehicle. As you said about a helicopter: "it's not really thrust". Hence the *separate thrust prop* on a *gyro*copter makes it actually thrust differently, i.e. directly forwards.
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  1353. Spacetime is curved, but last i checked, the universe is flat yet contains Earth.
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  1354. I think hydrogen atoms in H2O from hydrocarbons insulate Earth's surface.
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  1355. If depending on others is bad, be more efficient and go off-grid.
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  1356. Paul is a common French name.
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  1357.  @requiescat4399  Minder dan begin 2022 door Rusland. Die brug en brandstoftrein werden gebruikt door Russische soldaten.
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  1358. Boeing again, and the new cheaper 787 model with too many outsourced parts according to the unalived whistleblower.
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  1359. Don't taller roofs provide more cooling during summer and less snow accumulation during winter, eventually saving energy on cooling and clearing?
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  1360. Why though? Putin himself said Russia wasn't going to invade.
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  1361.  @megagay5937  Maybe referring to the Jewish president and Israel's volunteers. There are Nazis on both sides but the Ukraine ones were voted out of office in 2019. Not to mention Bandera being in a concentration camp during the alleged pogroms of his group. It's hypocritical to deny Crimea independence after declaring your own independence from the USSR, though, especially as they did it first, much like the Palestinians of the Ottoman empire perhaps.
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  1362.  @joseph32jk  It's like they're fanatical about social services for their nation first.
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  1363. Meteors are falling meteoroids (72 km/h) which are small asteroids (32 km/h) made of rock that becomes meteorite on impact, and comets (2816 km/h) are dirty ice smaller but much faster than asteroids, thus more dangerous (4.4 billion megatons of TNT, 44 times the dino-killer asteroid), but are easier to spot thanks to their vapor trails.
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  1364. I wonder when roleplaying slaves will ask for reparations/their money back.
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  1365. Decision trees are easy: fun greet() { say ("AAAAHH!!!!" if self.on_fire else "Hello, good sir.") }
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  1366. Lifetime emissions are lower and batteries can be recycled. Hydrogen fuel stations are rare and explosive, and it's more efficient to use the energy required to split water for propulsion, which is why those "cars that run on water" aren't popular. I agree with reduce, reuse, recycle, so walk/bike/metro around instead of congesting roads with smelly cars if you can.
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  1367. 11:26 - Ah, but lowering people is the opposite of elevating them.
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  1368. Pulling it all together, it's the evil foreign Satanic bioweapon trans rainbow gay Nazi NATO West vs conservative convict totalitarian biker Nazi CSTO East. Given that the latter includes an infamous puppy killer in Rusich, i prefer the former.
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  1369.  @cactusfloydx5d  Just Google it yourself.
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  1370. Dang books. Isn't kicking a ball and/or other kids better to prepare them to fight for the glorious leader?
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  1371. isEven? April 1st was last week.
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  1372. Did they get back to you and ask you to test it again to see that it worked?
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  1373. This is part of that big new elite scandal about fake credentials, right? If so, it needs a catchy name like "Panama Papers".
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  1374. TL;DR: JM argues sex is brain structure. KJK argues that sex is the Y chromosome i guess, and that women don't rape.
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  1375. Pickup artists teach people to treat others like trash, but porn is anything that's made to turn people on, so too broad a category to judge as everyone is different. Some enjoy gore, and some enjoy romance novels, though i hear those are kinda rapey as well.
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  1376. My home village's trade school was demolished to make way for more homes. I guess channels like Rich Rebuilds can replace it.
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  1377. So strike first, strike hard, and finish him? Oh, reasonable force. How do you know he won't bother you again then? It stands to reason those who initiate violence are a detriment to society and their organs might do better saving those more worthy.
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  1378.  @rockobuckom.j.7212  True, but Russians face prison if they criticise the war.
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  1379. They're smart enough to thermally insulate their shelters, but still use lit cigs and explosives outside.
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  1380. tunes in during embedded ad Mr. Fusion? Oh. Just an expensive single-use battery.
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  1381.  @Hhe448  Shoes keep your feet clean and safe from debris. Watches are smartphones with smaller screens and decaying batteries, or have moving parts, relatively few features, and lack Google Agenda integration.
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  1382. Convenient! Ukraine probably wants to have nukes again to counter the ones in Belarus, and Putin's invasion breaking the Budapest Memorandum allows for that.
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  1383. I switch brands until i find the best.
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  1384. Big Oil makes billions and is even subsidised with tax cuts. With more money than Mexican cartels Anonymous was afraid to take on, surely they can stop the evil hackers.
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  1385. So Tucker says Biden is a Chinese puppet selling out the US and destabilizing all but China.
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  1386. ​ @bigbadcivic2  Klinkt als een plan om racisme te bestrijden door de zgn rassen uit te wissen. Alsof er niet meer geweld is tussen mensen met de zelfde huidskleur.
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  1387.  @IStMl  You could run Python in client browsers in Pyjamas and such, but the point of these frameworks is dynamic updates. Add a product to the cart and have some new component light up without messing with the cart code.
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  1388. Even Nazis would frown on that degenerate art.
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  1389. They voted out their pro-SMO president, but Russia still invaded Crimea and Donbass and used the population as gun fodder and fresh blood, causing Putin to have an ICC warrant for kidnapping. He could still travel to the USA though, as they haven't joined the ICC either due to their penchant for special military operations based on lies.
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  1390.  @johnnychim4892  Literally burning bridges to prevent possible arrest for attempted murder using flaming arrows, bricks, catapults, and fire bombs.
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  1391. 30% efficient, but "For stand-alone gas turbines, without any heat recovery system the efficiency will be as low as 35 to 40 per cent." - S.C. Bhatia, Advanced Renewable Energy Systems, 2014.
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  1392. A former colleague of mine got one for movies on the sofa and loved it. His neighbors didn't hear it.
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  1393.  @Mankepanke  Ew, sounds like a one-button mouse.
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  1394. I copy/paste and call up the command menu.
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  1395. @Free Man How long did it take you to memorize Vi shortcuts and configure other programs to accept those? And what about that and a more efficient two-handed layout like Dvorak?
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  1396.  @PianoGamer64  Russian-speaking Ukrainians have been terrorized by Russian neo-Nazis like Rusich since 2014. Even Azov which was founded to stop them had Russian Nazis like Sergei Korotkikh it according to sources listed on Wikipedia.
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  1397. Nice, but pointing your microphone down might help de-ess and take up less of the screen.
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  1398. How does it compare to ammonia as in the X-15?
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  1399. Fortunately psychopathy is genetic.
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  1400.  @asafcohen3272  Or innovate. Soon Chinese labor cost inflation might move sock production to Africa, freeing labor for construction that doesn't crush people and persecuting those responsible for shoddy construction. Once we have fully automated luxury space communism, we can watch the noble savages duke it out on holodisplays while feeding on mega buckets of snacks.
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  1401.  @timop6340  I don't think Duracell and Hengwei have the same parent company, but management can be less of a roadblock in some companies. Also, my comment about UBI disappeared, @asafcohen3272
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  1402.  @asafcohen3272  Then innovate like the billion isekai about random object lvl 1 turns out to be OP.
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  1403. I like colorful icons so prefer Linux Mint to MacOS and its confusing barely-legible menu bar.
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  1404. So less safe than the Netherlands and other countries with grounded circuits and a will to avoid fire.
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  1405. Ukraine is not part of NATO but would like to be, given Russia's expansionism. NATO > CSTO given Russia's performance.
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  1406. Aka post-nut clarity.
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  1407. Volgens Prigozhin was de invasie een prestigeproject van de Russische elite, en denazificatie niet nodig, wat ook kan verklaren dat lieden als Aleksei Milchakov mee deden en die met de Russian Imperial Movement meeliepen de Belgorod People's Republic uit leken te roepen.
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  1408. It's just reclaiming past territory to create a buffer zone.
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  1409. ​ @gReturns  You fail to recognize a joke, as that's one of the reasons Putler used to invade Ukraine in 2014 with Rusich.
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  1410.  @gReturns  Who is the dictator sending his Nazis to Anschluss more Lebensraum for the Great Empire?
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  1411. The hill just doesn't dampen the electromagnetic field enough to stop the wave packet named electron.
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  1412. Assuming everyone is the same. I for one hate useless push notifications and vague titles, and think delayed updates are capacity issues. Facebook can't even maintain its movie ratings, so probably struck a cheaper deal with IMDB or something.
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  1413.  @Ripcraze  You're at least bottom 1 of 1. Metrics can be wrong.
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  1414. So the opposite of the Qattara Depression Project, then.
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  1415.  @bobsempletank4322  Mo raided people. Neo-Nazis like to raid people. Match made in heaven, where they worship the same god except one group gets 40 virgins.
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  1416. A black hole has less surface then the rest of the universe, so why doesn't that surface function as a hash instead of a holographic mirror? And if it's futile to work out the math before it can be verified irl, why'd Einstein do it?
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  1417. Or automate the test suite in CI/CD so you can immediately fix the tests after replacing tabs in 50 files instead of being forced to roll back your commit last minute because the tests failed.
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  1418. More like there's written evidence of your consent to do the job in exchange for the agreed upon terms in the contract. Not everyone is a dictator who can just kill people who don't agree with breaking contracts.
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  1419. A contract isn't money, but the offer of money, which usually comes at the end of a month of you fulfilling your duties as listed in said contract.
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  1420.  @BruceNJeffAreMyFlies  Who forced you to troll?
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  1421.  @BruceNJeffAreMyFlies  Lol. Nice projection.
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  1422. Reminds me of Saab.
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  1423. Not all companies ask people back after backstabbing them, and fewer employees are willing to return to such a place.
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  1424. So the enzyme turns PET into CO2. Then why not burn the PET in a CHP for profit instead of cost? Because it takes more energy to clean the excess CO2 from the sky. If only there was a stable form of carbon that didn't leak and could be used in landfills...
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  1425.  @theninjascientist689  How toxic are those monomers?
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  1426. 6:17 peta is 1e15; pebi is 1024**5.
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  1427. According to Romans 13, this is Yahweh's will. Maybe worshiping a warlord is a bad idea.
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  1428. Psychopaths are born with "the warrior gene" which means they have severely muted emotions and require stuff like skydiving to feel what regular people can get from a movie.
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  1429. Sad and inspiring, but too much random bass.
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  1430.  @NimzieCovers  As Planned. Shouldn't have eaten the fruit. ;)
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  1431. Wagner is de meest bekende (en deels neo-Nazi) PMC dat zogenaamd Rusland verdedigt wat niet mag volgens de Russische grondwet en dus moet worden opgenomen in het Russische leger. Vrijwilligers mogen onder eigen risico doorvechten maar werden daarvoor niet/wel betaald door Rusland volgens Putin.
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  1432. Hence the AI voice. Instead of actual journalism like Patrick Lancaster does, this is cheap AI slop for the freedom-loving masses with a war boner.
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  1433. If you're into life or death situations that are also feeding your village, and some ruler asks you to come up with a surname, "Fisher" might be appropriate. Likewise thugs might choose a thuggish name like "Willburn".
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  1434. De Handschardivisie lijkt helaas nog te bestaan.
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  1435. Rationality: the quality of being based on or in accordance with reason or logic. Animals survive and even use tools, so they are rational enough to do that.
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  1436. In the US, though? They can hardly keep their bridges from collapsing.
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  1437. A culture of fear?
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  1438.  @mitchierichie  Of not being ranked high enough to stay.
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  1439. So because they were outnumbered by thugs of other nations. That explains their "fourteen words" nowadays.
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  1440. The firebombing of Tokyo killed more civilians than either of the nukes.
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  1441. 10:10 Isn't that a large 3D PC game right after? Guess that's for instruction only.
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  1442. 17:36 Nationalism (Fascism) or internationalism (Marxism)? I guess the world's workers would be too big of a bundle, but then why the angry anti-"globohomo" national conservatives if such is impossible to implement?
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  1443. TIL an old warlord invented apricots and we're all related so that saved us.
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  1444. There are more child prodigies like this, like Grigori Yakovlevich Perelman, but like Michael Jackson they lacked balance.
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  1445. Maybe they meant the Commie victory in Vietnam.
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  1446. *Possible failure. Why are some humans so bad at testing?
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  1447. @N So milkshakes and paint are pates?
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  1448. Still no sandboxing like on Android? Pathetic. Ah, ThreatLocker helps like GeSWall did (does?) on Windows.
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  1449. ​ @davidbombal  That's exactly what a sandbox like ThreatLocker fixes, though, so it's strange that such is not included in the OS. Of course privilege escalation could be used to disable ThreatLocker as well.
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  1450. It's harder to kill tech via an optical interface, and i guess passive optical boosters are tiny lenses.
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  1451.  @susiefairfield7218  Maybe there were 2000 live ones, of which fewer than 20 reoffended.
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  1452. Then i'll not be silent here about Deuteronomy 12 and the oil war in Yemen. Unfortunately there is too much other horrific stuff to complain about which narcissists hate to hear about.
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  1453.  @Primordialclayperson  Right, as pixels aren't as real as words commanding one to take women and children as war booty from the city you razed for your loving god.
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  1454.  @valkyrieloki1991  Did those parent not put trackers on their kids?
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  1455. China could use their organs so they might repay their debt to society.
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  1456. Any properly mixed fuel/oxygen mix is explosive. That's how an explosion engine works.
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  1457. The fuel/air mixture explodes subsonically. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TNSUIsjdpY
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  1458. Viktor Yanukovych should uninvite Putin despite the invite being after his unanimous firing according to NBC.
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  1459. TL;DW: He's a christofascist for views.
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  1460. I hope they brought sunflower seeds to help locate their bodies.
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  1461. They could say they're done denazifying Ukraine, which was the ever-shifting purpose of Russia's invasion. Should at least remove Aleksei Milchakov.
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  1462. I'm Dutch and thought "cheers" meant goodbye, the boot was the trunk, travelling was with one L, plaster a wall paint, and wasn't sure about "fortnight" and "learnt" vs "learned". Shows i grew up with US/British shows/web but no British writing aside from acing middle school English. Cabins can get internet via Starlink or Wok-Fi to a place with coverage.
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  1463. Rusich, RIM, etc. At least Girkin is in prison.
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  1464. If China wants to stop selling stuff for some reason, can't it just close its factories like it's doing with COVID-19?
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  1465.  @mssha1980  In my experience, micromanaging is quite effective at reducing the workforce.
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  1466. 12:52 Why pop all the items before nulling their array? If something other than their array held pointers to them, the gc() would not clear them anyway.
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  1467. Cannabis, aka Indian hemp, is great against inflammation and loss of appetite, and hemp in general contains all essential fatty acids and can be used for thousands of other products, including car panels that can tank a mallet hit (see Ford's demo of that).
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  1468.  @nobody4y  Thorium is cheap and actually a waste product of coal. It transmutes to uranium in a LFTR.
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  1469.  @paul5634  How so? Qattara etc can improve sea level and climate.
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  1470.  @ОльгаБорисова-т3л  Meaning/monopolising what now, morality? Religion does that. Asia does have a lot of popular humanist causes though, like Confucianism which honors family and not being mean, and Buddhism which is more nihilist and bivalent about karma.
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  1471. Company already set the bridge on fire with their bullshit.
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  1472. He was in front of the fireball and behind the part that got crushed. Not a miracle and still a disaster 200+ innocent people died. As planned according to those afraid of the truth that they're still only cherry picking from their favorite cult leader's book.
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  1473.  @olavofernandes7286  Check skepticsannotatedbible for contradictions in the most popular holy books.
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  1474. Just get a dishwasher and cook smaller portions, Randy. Maybe invite people who would enjoy the meals.
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  1475. Slit animation, not hologram. Still awesome.
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  1476. Random is less strange than excellent like Surfing With The Alien by Joe Satriani.
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  1477. Why aren't chickens and wild animals that eat them not affected by salmonella?
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  1478. Blue Dragon's poo snakes are more realistic than i thought.
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  1479. You contradict yourself by showing that a president controls oligarchs, but then claim that oligarchs control the president ("co-presidency").
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  1480.  @ОльгаКомарова-ц6м  Which was taken over by Russian Nazis like Rusich and RIM who also shot down MH17? Russia started its invasion in Februari 2014, and Azov Batallion was founded in May 2014 to resist.
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  1481. In my case it was the office dock not working in Ubuntu, so i installed Fedora, which broke Grub somehow, which took all night to fix because Fedora and Ubuntu have different opinions on where the Grub config should go.
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  1482. But isn't the try method optional whereas the err check mandatory to not crash on lack of expected input?
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  1483. So doordashing weed pays less than the same for heroin/crack/meth/whatever the kids use nowadays?
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  1484. Travel emissions from BEVs are nonexistent from renewable energy and filtered better from fossil energy. Tesla's batteries are guaranteed for the life of the car, used as home batteries afterwards, and recycled for their precious metals after that. Overall a BEV is about twice as cheap as an ICE car unless you do long hauls without breaks, in which case a Boring tunnel with autonomously driving BEVs is even cheaper than rail.
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  1485. ​ @stevesmith3990  Excess electricity can be stored as hydrogen if the grid or batteries can't take it. Producing most things is toxic. Good thing car batteries are among the most recycled things out there. Most people live in cities and the average daily US driving distance is 36 miles iirc. Electric planes exist, but are mostly military drones for now.
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  1486. They didn't sell her organs after?
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  1487. Omdat geschiedenisles bij het begin begint en veel mensen omstreeks Napoleon afhaken omdat dat voor hen minder relevant/interessant is dan andere vakken.
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  1488.  @katyusha9050  Which one? PRC or ROC? I'm betting PRC, the one that doesn't riot over murderers facing justice.
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  1489. TL;DW: Start with the bottom layer of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
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  1490.  @garethbaus5471  Renewables are the cheapest, even cheaper than coal, but not quite the safest per MW.
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  1491. More suited to Skype's speech codec which is now part of Opus.
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  1492. I'd like to see terrorists on a rooftop via a puddle without having to look up.
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  1493.  @OffendingTheOffendable  The best ones are aight but the R-words and M-words aren't.
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  1494. Drink enough water to keep your urine light yellow lest your inner ear might get an electrolyte imbalance which can cause tinnitus.
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  1495. 11:24 50 liter per person per day. Assuming they drink and cook 4, use 30 to shower 5 minutes, 3 to wash hands, dishwasher 8, and garden 4, that leaves 1 to wash clothes almost every week. Flushing takes 30, though, so where are Bill Gates' composting toilets? Fortunately they reuse shower water for flushing and plan 50 million liter (3% daily usage) desalination by 2026.
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  1496.  @justjoe4260  Too bad gods only speak through holy men who sometimes and again in the case of Russia vs Ukraine contradict each other.
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  1497.  @gd44481  Processes are already checked all the time, or can any user modify system processes and files on Linux? At least give each app its own user, like ye old days with Apache.
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  1498.  @Onequietvoice  Weakening the bridge to allow people to evacuate while blocking heavy equipment is a win-win to me.
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  1499. If it's okay to bomb manned hospitals with soldiers on the roof, it's okay to bomb unmanned buildings with radars in them.
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  1500.  @ТатьянаЯ-ж2н  Nazis have died of old age by now, but neo-Nazis like Rusich have been killing Ukrainians on their own land since 2014 despite Prigozhin (personal pal of Putin allegedly getting 25% of African mine protection profit / full funding by the Russian state to make the USSR great again according to McCain) saying the war was Shoigu's glory project, Ukraine was being plundered, and there was no need to denazify Ukraine, exactly 2 months before falling to his death like so many other oligarchs. And yet Gazprom still flies RIM and USSR flags despite former Nazi collaborator Stalin killing many more than former Nazi collaborator Bandera in expanding his territory.
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  1501. A helicopter main rotor or rotor system is the combination of a rotary wing and a control system that generates the aerodynamic lift force that supports the weight of the helicopter, and the thrust that counteracts aerodynamic drag in forward flight.
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  1502. @trietforlife No beer in the stadium? Good, i suppose.
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  1503. ` is a backtick.
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  1504. Thank Gates for shielding us from market fragmentation in the '90s.
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  1505.  @Founderschannel123  For attention. Shooting random people is the easiest way to get that.
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  1506.  @mephistopheles6806  Blew his own head off. That's pretty stupid, even if it solved a problem he himself caused.
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  1507.  @mephistopheles6806  Most people fake their social persona, but some dgaf.
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  1508.  @johnboze  If those true atoms collide with preservation of momentum, how can they coalesce?
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  1509. TL;DW: Being on call 24/7/365 was bad for his health, so he quit to relax.
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  1510. Global thermonuclear war and ensuing nuclear winter is more dangerous than a virus that wipes out most of humanity.
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  1511. NFTs zijn anders flink gezakt.
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  1512. Moreso for Russia. They should stop invading like Hitler.
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  1513. So some British lady needed more money to care for her autistic child, which she got by making "autism" more inclusive/vague so it's a big enough problem to fund. Turns out autists overthink so get overloaded easily, but non-autists underthink so are prone to bandwagon fallacies like the Holocaust.
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  1514. Inderdaad, maar als je denkbeeldige vriend in een heilig boek staat is het normaal.
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  1515.  @oceanman7868  Beter de draak dan onschuldige burgers steken.
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  1516. Type N is my favorite plug & socket. Compact, recessed, grounded, asymmetrical, and insulated.
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  1517. Beste puur. Minder stank en irritatie.
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  1518. Did ISIS turf stop exactly on the border with Saudi Arabia? Why? Respect for 9/11?
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  1519. 17:59 Strange that the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC) operating under a symbol similar to one seen among Russian Imperial Legion (RIL) flags also seen on a tank with "To Kiev" written on it, would fire on Russian civilians who look white "to liberate Russia from Putin for freedom", and that Odessan flats are also bombed "to denazify Ukraine".
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  1520. Megalus Doomslayer  Glad to hear that. According to Housing First, it might be cheaper to pay her rent.
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  1521. ​ @anniekallen4472  How so and what is STAR voting? Single Transferable Vote / Instant Runoff Voting is simply a ranked list of approved parties.
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  1522. Kogels stoppen beter. "Less lethal" wapens zijn voor less lethal misdaden.
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  1523. Luddites got cheaper clothes from those machines, and in a free society, people choose to work for a company or start their own.
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  1524. Or zoom in your phone display.
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  1525.  @melaniebrazeau1578  Bandera killed fewer people than Stalin and spent most of the war in a German prison camp.
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  1526. It's certainly a red flag for me.
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  1527. Poor Batman. Even his harem can't seem to cheer him up after the '60s.
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  1528. The VT-1 73 MW liquid metal cooled reactor fit in the Soviet submarine K-27, and the 7.4 MW ORNL Molten-Salt Reactor Experiment (MSRE) core was a cilinder of about 2 m high and 1.5 m wide.
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  1529. PV and CSP are already more viable than fission.
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  1530. I for one have seen many videos about the destruction the Russian invaders brought to Ukraine.
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  1531. So both fully loaded, can the Cybertruck still win a tug of war?
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  1532.  ailediablo79  The tables below summarize reports on Iraqi casualty figures. Scientific surveys: Source Estimated violent deaths Time period Iraq Family Health Survey 151,000 violent deaths March 2003 to June 2006 Lancet survey 601,027 violent deaths out of 654,965 excess deaths March 2003 to June 2006 PLOS Medicine Survey[4] 460,000 deaths in Iraq as direct or indirect result of the war including more than 60% of deaths directly attributable to violence. March 2003 to June 2011
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  1533. Why doesn't Russia stop its imperialism and retreat to its 1471 borders?
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  1534. Indeed, as zsh on MacOS says: ❯ ls {1} ::: {1..10} ls: 1: No such file or directory ls: 10: No such file or directory ls: 2: No such file or directory ls: 3: No such file or directory ls: 4: No such file or directory ls: 5: No such file or directory ls: 6: No such file or directory ls: 7: No such file or directory ls: 8: No such file or directory ls: 9: No such file or directory ls: :::: No such file or directory ls: {1}: No such file or directory
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  1535. 2 times 1/2 an apple = 1 apple.
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  1536.  @kaf696  Remember that rural internet access and decent cell phone cameras are pretty recent, and Ukraine might have a better infrastructure than Iraq and Afghanistan, having had more freedom. UAE hiring Shoigu's Patriots in Yemen isn't in the news as much because that isn't likely to start global nuclear war leading to the likely death of us.
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  1537. ​ @wowcarnage  *Noemen ze equity, maar volgens hun grootste vijand woordenboek betekent dat: 1. the quality of being fair and impartial. "equity of treatment" 2. the value of the shares issued by a company. Definitie 1 is het niet omdat ze geen stenen gooiden toen Hamas kinderen doodde en deze oorlog begon. 2 zou kunnen als de Sorosvresers gelijk hebben.
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  1538. ​ @dragani2330  In August 2023, South Africa will host the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – a group of nations known by the acronym BRICS. Among the items on the agenda is the creation of a new joint BRICS currency. If you meant the successor to the Warsaw Pact, that's CSTO.
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  1539. Politics is known for not actually getting things done, and frontends are untrusted sources because they run on the client side, so can't be considered serious business as much as the back ends that should be more secure.
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  1540. Over half of WW2 deaths were of Allied civilians. Putler keeps copying Hitler and Stalin.
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  1541. Some software like the Darwin kernel of MacOS is gratis and open source, but not libre afaik.
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  1542. When did vapor get categorized as smoke? After vapes became popular ways to wean people off their stinking nicotine addiction?
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  1543. Lijkt er wel op met tanks sinds 2014, maar volgens Putin is het een speciale militaire operatie.
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  1544. Another reason to ban tobacco.
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  1545.  @mikechantry158  There were even Russian Nazis in Azov, which was founded to stop the invading Wagner/Rusich Nazis.
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  1546. :yt:emotes. :awesome: Guess they change.
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  1547. 1. KISS, avoid nested code. 2. DRY, have a single source of truth / point of failure. 3. WHY, use names and comments to describe why the code is there.
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  1548. 1:30 The tiny piece of paper meme guy is Señor Chang from Community.
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  1549. What was CSTO expecting after violating the Budapest Memorandum in 2014 using neo-Nazis like Alexey Milchakov invited by deposed pro-Iraq SMO president of Ukraine who killed illegal protesters?
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  1550. ​ Dirk Knight  Some models have them, but any turbulence will destroy the pod and its occupants going at bullet speed. youtube.com/watch?v=RNFesa01llk
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  1551. So if a function like print returns an error, try will return the current function with that error. Why not make that the default as continuing with errors tends to be bad?
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  1552. ​ @gagagero  Except ignoring errors, apparently.
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  1553.  @gagagero  That's default implicit behaviour reminiscent of PHP where one can spend hours hunting a single character typo because it just keeps going.
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  1554.  @gagagero  Then what does try add?
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  1555.  @gagagero  Yes, so what will happen if you don't use try?
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  1556.  @gagagero  I didn't know Zig's compiler solved the halting problem, or does Zig use mathematical proof of absence of runtime errors like Ada Spark?
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  1557. A black hole made of antimatter? Also, please normalize your audio before combining clips. 55:30 to 56:46 is quite a jump.
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  1558. ANWB says a Kia e-Niro uses about 17 kWh per 100 kilometer, so 441 km per 75 kWh, so 2.2 km per hour of sunlight. Walking is twice as fast.
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  1559. Hence the 2nd Amendment. Or was the broken ankle enough to stop him from harming others?
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  1560. No, because many have fast and effective law enforcement by the government.
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  1561.  @lynoxberry1507  I'm no gunologist, but Peter Lancaster said it was a Grad rocket.
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  1562.  @Tatyana_Piche-ool  The Budapest Memorandum traded weapons for borders. Russia broke Ukraine's borders in 2014 so nukes are back on the menu, which Atomwaffen Division probably supports, but the East side neo-Nazis like Wagner's Alexey Milchakov already have on their side. I guess a post-apocalyptic world fits violent groups better than the people in Kiev's growing gay/peace parades.
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  1563. Fat companies are slow. Lean companies like Musk's are fast.
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  1564. Would the nukes be worse than the anti tank ammo and the mines?
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  1565. Russia has plenty of shorelines, including more south than Crimea. Following a referendum, the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR passed the law "On Restoration of the Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialistic Republic as part of USSR" on 12 February 1991, restoring Crimea's autonomous status. In September 1991, the Crimean parliament declared state sovereignty for Crimea as a constituent part of Ukraine. It has been alleged that the Crimean parliament did not have the authority to make this decision, because according to USSR law, "On the procedure for resolving issues related to the withdrawal of a union republic from the USSR" from (3 April 1990) this issue could only be resolved via a referendum.
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  1566.  @I-Nas110  Door in te lijven in de Handschardivisie ja. Eerst 300k Duitse Joden naar Palestina verhuizen en dan de buren wapens geven.
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  1567.  @Yes-sw8gh  Putin is de baas van het Russische leger en dus van Wagner. Ben benieuwd wie Shoigu's Patriot PMC en die van Gazprom enzo leidt, want volgens de Russische grondwet zorgt alleen het Russische leger voor defensie van het rijk.
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  1568. Spraying bacteria by flossing? Doubtfully more than brushing.
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  1569. Mouthwash might help, or kill the remaining good bacteria you have left.
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  1570. I used mouthwash when i was unable to brush, but my dentist says alcoholic mouthwash is bad as it dries out my mouth.
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  1571. Sounds like trunk-based development, where people commit early and often so breakages can be fixed immediately. Your dad could request and/or switch to a stable branch. His local copy of main might suffice if he stops pulling untested changes into it.
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  1572. Als represaille voor de ontvoering van een SS-Sturmbannführer en andere verzetsactiviteiten werden in het Franse dorp Oradour-sur-Glane op 10 juni 1944 190 mannen geëxecuteerd en 245 vrouwen en 207 kinderen in een afgesloten kerk levend verbrand op bevel van SS-Sturmbannführer Adolf Diekmann.
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  1573. Like communal narcissist Mother Teresa, less known for glorifying suffering.
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  1574.  @MrVoltimor  Door symboolpolitiek in Rusland zijn daar dat soort symbolen verboden, maar Stalin heeft Hitler geholpen WW2 te starten en Aleksei Milchakov etc zijn zelfverklaarde puppy-dodende Nazis.
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  1575. What happened?
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  1576. With that guy's plot armor he could walk up to Putin and finish the war himself.
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  1577. Spectography + ML.
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  1578. I'm still looking for a cheap 1080p phone with a gyro (and compass?) so i can finally use my cheap VR glasses. OLED and better dimming than a Sony XA1 would help, as would round corners so i don't have to worry about my pants.
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  1579. Such as? First i heard of that.
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  1580. Can't Russia get rid of its drunks itself?
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  1581. So it's a 3DS that doesn't run on hydrogen.
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  1582. Why don't those trains have sensors and remote disconnect to isolate the dangerous car?
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  1583. ​ @illusionnl9237  Hun land verdedigen tegen de Russische invasie ja. Wel sneu dat die arme lui niets anders leken te hebben dan voetbal en fascisme, hun dure dual-use cadeaus worden beschadigd, en het water naar de Krim via het North Crimean Canal werd afgesloten sinds de invasie.
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  1584. So instead of making the stack pointer only writable to control statements, you mark data as not executable, so when due to lack of bounds checking the stack pointer is overwritten, it's not executable, which it wasn't in the first place, so execution resumes with your data, which can't be executed due to DEP, so use the executable heap memory instead of the stack and poorly-written code to overwrite the heap pointer with a known function and your choice of parameter such as a path to an executable into a popen.
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  1585. Yeah, it's much more efficient to use prisoners and foreigners.
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  1586. TL;DW: Just do it in small increments.
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  1587. So instead of a central ledger, you have millions of ledgers. Who will store it once it gets above 1 TB? I'd sell my BTC for WD stocks if i had any.
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  1588. Oxyhydrogen makes for a great torch, but it takes more energy to split it from water than you recoup by burning it back to water.
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  1589. Barrels of what? Fuel? Wasteful.
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  1590. So an SSD with 20 GB write per day fails 6 GB per year.
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  1591. Spacetime machine, as it also somehow figures out the right place to deposit you instead of in empty space. Or does Earth drag enough frames so you only have to worry about not obstructing the target area and arrival date?
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  1592. Glancing at the chat while reacting to what he just read from the article.
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  1593. #NotAllInternetPeople You're one of them.
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  1594. Hoe does Right Sector relate to Russian Imperial Movement?
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  1595. "Rockproof" - So why test with a baseball?
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  1596. I'm pretty sure killing Hitler was illegal in Germany, ergo would have been murder there, so yes. Murdering a dictator saves innocent lives.
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  1597. Their Dragon Center stopped working on my GL63 9SD, if it ever did anything, and the "Giant Speaker" makes Iron Maiden's vocals hurt my ears and fails to reproduce Robbie Williams' Angels bassline.
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  1598.  @ericacanova9519  What if they imagine even worse things?
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  1599. China geen rijk land? En al die fabrieken en grondstoffen dan? Werkers kunnen ze uit Afrika halen net als onze gastarbeiders.
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  1600. Muscovites have been killing Ukrainian civilians since 2013.
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  1601. ​ @Ishfaqbukhari  Except for all the translations and the copies destroyed by Uthman, and even in Arab there are different sects that add hadith books. Volume 6, Book 61, Number 512: Narrated Al-Bara says that even while revealing the book, the revelation changed after feedback as if it was a scientific model.
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  1602. BolaWrap is more portable.
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  1603. Instead of picking up nonexistent ballast, compress the precious helium and let in some air.
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  1604. Max latency, just like LCD pixels have.
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  1605. The USA probably has better environmental laws, so buying from evil regimes literally kills poor people who can't afford to move away from the toxic factories.
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  1606. From Wikipedia: """ Blackwater was an American private military company founded on December 26, 1996,[2] by former Navy SEAL officer Erik Prince.[3][4] It was renamed Xe Services in 2009, and was again renamed Academi in 2011 after it was acquired by a group of private investors.[5] In 2014, Academi merged with Triple Canopy, a subsidiary of Constellis Group.[6][7] Later, Academi was fully integrated into the parent company, and now operates under the name Constellis.[8] Constellis and its predecessors provide contract security services to the United States federal government. Since 2003, it has provided services to the Central Intelligence Agency. In 2013, its subsidiary, International Development Solutions, received an approximately $92 million contract for U.S. State Department security guards.[9] In 2007, Blackwater received widespread notoriety for the Nisour Square massacre in Baghdad, when a group of its employees killed 17 Iraqi civilians and injured 20. Four employees were convicted in the United States but later pardoned on December 22, 2020, by President Donald Trump.[10][11] """ Interesting considering that the Ukrainian pro-Russia president Viktor Yanukovych ousted in 2014 helped invade Iraq, and Trump was accused of aiding Russia, although special counsel John Durham’s probe into the origins of the FBI’s handling of the 2016 Trump campaign’s ties to Russia is reaching a critical peak: the launch of what’s expected to be the final trial in his long-running investigation. Durham is seeking the conviction of Igor Danchenko, a Russian analyst who is charged with five counts of lying to the FBI in interviews as agents investigated potential Trump-Russia collusion in the probe that became known as “Crossfire Hurricane.” Danchenko was a leading contributor to the so-called Steele dossier, a compilation of salacious and unverified allegations about Donald Trump’s relationship with the Russian government. Danchenko pleaded not guilty to the five counts against him.
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  1607. I doubt those people will walk, and that roads are more efficient than rail, so how is this better than a subway?
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  1608.  @michaeltokarev1946  You can share your screen and even control using many tools, eg Microsoft Teams (use the "New" one, "Work" edition, probably, and reboot when it keeps crashing).
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  1609. It's all the same, though: Money loses value; buy real estate, index funds, etc. but also keep up to a year of expenses sitting in your savings account, losing value!
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  1610. S*x and m*rder are overrated.
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  1611. Zo lang ze jouw huis maar niet platschieten voor Imperial Russia zeker.
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  1612.  @DD-vp7fz  Inmiddels heet dat Constellis.
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  1613. Ukraine has the right to defend itself against invading fascists violating the Budapest Memorandum.
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  1614. #NotAllApples are mealy.
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  1615. Video _NXjsmZbuSY says you're supposed to lube the pole.
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  1616. Autonomous dev team? Who sets the sprint goal and feature priorities?
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  1617.  @stxnw  I don't know about npm, but wget and Chrome can resume incomplete downloads.
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  1618.  @Kodakcompactdisc  They got a bunch of Wagnerites angry with Shoigu/Gerasimov/elites for being demilitarized and denazified returning to Rostov-on-Don.
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  1619. Can't fight against the people? So when Yanukovych signed the Bondarenko-Oliynyk Anti-Protest Laws on 16 January 2014 and protesters were killed, it was right to fire him?
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  1620. A bent barrel also changes the direction of the bullet, so requires a warning if you don't like hitting random things instead of what you're aiming at.
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  1621. Not all Arabs have the right to open their front doors or walk certain streets on the West Bank, according to Al Jazeera. aEdGcej-6D0
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  1622.  @miguel5785  No problem if Trump is re-elected.
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  1623.  @flagmichael  If it's on US land, it can be eminent domained. Maybe in China they'll build around it if its owner disagrees.
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  1624.  @flagmichael  "fair price" sounds fair, but private companies can hire private mercs with less accountability.
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  1625. Another feature of microreactors is that they can be supplemented with nuclear warheads.
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  1626. Have you tried eating less and moving more what you can? I just saw some 600 pound guy going on a diet and walking the dog on TV, first minutes and now a half hour at a time.
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  1627. Regular gas pumps also fail sometimes. How is the bird?
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  1628. I think the F-word is considered a micro-aggression nowadays.
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  1629.  @Drawdek  Good thing you're not my coworker or this would be an untenable situation that would get me cancelled.
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  1630. Toothbrushes are more common, though. What if someone breaks in and shanks you with your own toothbrush? But seriously, how does blockchain grant anonymity?
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  1631. y24Ly0gBNg8&t=1m9s - The heli tilts to thrust while a gyro has a separate rotor for that: watch?v=y_D9dM0KEDk
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  1632.  @pragmaticmero686  Deuteronomy 20:16 perhaps.
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  1633.  @aedieal  MyPy does static type checks with provided type hints, and Cython uses type hints to optimize transpiling to C.
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  1634.  @What-he5pr  input() for utf8 and ctypes for C types.
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  1635. 31:38 So? Was she the only one? Doesn't that earn her sympathy?
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  1636. Or up the mouse sensitivity so you only need to move your fingers to reach anywhere. Maybe try a bigger/smaller mouse and/or oppai mouse mat.
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  1637. Curious how he was singled out among those worse than him.
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  1638. True. Given the false flags Hitler used as excuse, perhaps he would have done so without the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to divide Poland.
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  1639. Electromagnets instead of rare earth metals are said to make Tesla's regen braking simpler.
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  1640. You can already do that by adding DOM nodes in a loop.
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  1641.  @user-vl8oo5lh4r  Loterijen zijn niet eerlijk? Wat dan wel? Boeren zoals voor de Holodomor?
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  1642. Genetics perhaps. Wasn't Putin born a psycho and giving his declining health and access to shady armies a recipe for dead Ukrainian children?
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  1643.  @irrelevance3859  We have those as well. I have my old mountainbike with add-on fenders, kick stand, and lights, a citybike with gears, and an omafiets.
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  1644.  @Jacob-W-5570  Heeft Nederland uberhaubt een PMC?
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  1645.  @KGI_KlikoNL  Hoe heet die dan? Ik vond alleen de wet die sinds vorig jaar toe staat met toestemming van de overheid gewapende prive beveiliging in te schakelen.
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  1646. 34:40 - Waar is die tool dan?
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  1647. 8:12 Neil's at fault for merging into the truck.
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  1648. Holodomor, man-made famine that convulsed the Soviet republic of Ukraine from 1932 to 1933, peaking in the late spring of 1933. It was part of a broader Soviet famine (1931–34) that also caused mass starvation in the grain-growing regions of Soviet Russia and Kazakhstan. Dat en het beginnen van WW2 met Nazi Duitsland en hun Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
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  1649. Survivors could identify their rapist, and DNA even better.
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  1650.  @therandyjammer5281  Free Palestine and down with Wall Street amirite?
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  1651. #NotAllAtheists are Marxist. You can be good without some old bearded narcissist calling for war.
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  1652. Instead of an anti fugitive murderer law they now have shiny new anti protest laws which worked.
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  1653. Thermal batteries work anywhere.
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  1654. According to the army propaganda, they might've been soldiers. Or just civilians having dinner.
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  1655. With all the required censorship, they probably thought Team America: World Police was a documentary.
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  1656. Turn those banned plastic bags into Venus suits, and be a material girl there.
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  1657.  @Joaquin546  So only rich people can safely run for office in the USA? Still more democratic than Russia.
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  1658.  @gmabailey40  In the TMZ/BBC video you could see the nerdy loner with an interest in rifles crawling around on the roof, and his censored remains a little later.
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  1659.  @merlin711oregon  Did local law enforcement also have a line of sight on the roof, then? What else were those countersnipers watching?
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  1660.  @bamspay  As i've acknowledged multiple times already. Reading the second freaking comment is less effort, come-late.
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  1661.  @QueenLorianaHufflepuff  Source?
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  1662. Entropy is like accounting. Without a flow of energy/resources, things tend towards a homogamous mess.
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  1663. No. The PAL-V in flight is an autogyro or gyrocopter, with a pusher propeller at the rear of the fuselage providing forward thrust and a free-spinning rotor providing lift. en.wikipedia(.)org/wiki/PAL-V
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  1664. Even with a small population, murder rates stay the same. Percentage of murderers can fluctuate wildly depending on who shoots first, though.
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  1665. Heaven for everyone. i guess. watch?v=nIIPsZkp_9Y
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  1666. Wanneer was dat, en op wiens uitnodiging?
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  1667. Don't Red Hat and Canonical offer paid developer support for Linux?
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  1668. So the wolf study is debunked, but still sounds cooler than chickens and chimps picking on each other for dominance.
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  1669. So i should tell my supposed besties their favorite show sucks.
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  1670. So what beans did he spill?
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  1671. Couldn't people wire money back then?
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  1672. If the Russian people don't get tired of war again and depose their leader again.
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  1673. Have you tried compiling with Cython?
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  1674. "Hey function, here's a pointer to another function to call." - Typically done for things like advanced string replacement in a regular expressions library function like in PHP.
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  1675.  @AtticusKarpenter  Then why are there rich people owning huge businesses and living in gilded palaces in the "poor Rest"?
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  1676.  @nickvang7  Vanwege papierwerk in Amerika door moordliefhebbers. Een gladde trap is goedkoper.
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  1677. I've subscribed but then unsubscribed for wasting 2 hours on what could be the intro if that weren't censored for ad money. Thumbs up for the educational content though. TIL a cup of coffee contains 3g of soluble fiber.
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  1678. Who is enforcing the regulations on those militias? They appear to be doing the opposite of security.
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  1679. Doe dan ook meteen de sektes met hun klokken en roeptoeters.
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  1680. Sim City etc. are great intros to urban planning.
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  1681. Similar is typically not equal; perfectly similar is.
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  1682. And yet 1 year of further Russian invasion was far worse.
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  1683. The blockchain is currently 65 GB. I don't have the disk space to use my wallet?
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  1684.  @Caellyan  But the record industry is known for exploitation of artists. ...might explain the outsourcing lately.
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  1685. Unlike the Prisoners' Dilemma, there's no clear oh, there is, assuming you know the number of participants.
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  1686. It's that fake news Trump's been warning us about.
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  1687. Another time the doctor failed to properly assess the situation by asking about her daily habits.
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  1688. Terrorism is the ultimate form of bullying.
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  1689. So at 4:31, the charged gate attracts electrons from N and P, making P N near it and thus completing a bridge as if the whole transistor was N?
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  1690. Belarus is a puppet state of Russia, and Ukraine is not in NATO but defended by the Budapest Memorandum.
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  1691.  @MrSupercampeao  NATO is a voluntary defence treaty, unlike CSTO which has been forcing itself on Ukraine since 2014 using Nazis such as Alexey Milchakov.
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  1692. TEDX neon sign you asked. Try without the word neon for the actual TEDX sign.
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  1693. Same was said about books. It's the people's problem to interrupt movie night with reading their notifications and not even reading the ones they watch the movies with's notifications until a week later.
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  1694. Moscow might get nuked, but who else was there?
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  1695. Man, if a traffic stop fuels a talk like this, i can't wait for his tales of surviving a swimming pool or his own neighborhood. Both more likely to kill unarmed black people than cops do, albeit perhaps not as likely as Native Americans getting killed by a cop. #RedLivesMatter
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  1696.  @mandrews1245  Why would the SS turn on a commie friend?
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  1697. Gf is bad for you, man. Taking herself hostage is not ok.
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  1698.  @lorenzomonacelli  Cython works with standard Python type annotations, and Mojo if not typed probably infers types before compilation.
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  1699. "TSLA will drop to 150." - Tesla Model S driver in September 2020 with stock around 350. I've met 4 Tesla owners so far and they could be nicer.
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  1700. If social media is nonsense, why are you here, commenting on people's videos?
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  1701. "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle." - Sun Tzu. So aside from the killing of foreign and domestic people, they did great.
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  1702. Haptics for Left 4 Dead would be nice. It should already work with Steam Index, HTC Vive, and Oculus Quest.
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  1703. Zombie wizards are a cool meme.
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  1704. Guess the violent dad autodarwinated by proxy using his 2A rights.
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  1705. You can choose how much nicotine is in vape fluid and wean off your nicotine addiction in a month using a vape. Fun fact: The nicotine is the natural pesticide that irritates your throat and causes coughing.
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  1706.  @evo3s75  Hoog tijd om de klappen van 1939 en 2014 terug te geven.
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  1707. I didn't lock the package version so it broke on install of the broken version. How does npm break stuff when the packages don't change?
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  1708.  @4ngelf  Just pip freeze in a venv.
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  1709.  @keenoogodlike  I did run into pip bug #9180.
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  1710. I spent 3 months (actually 1 day) on a design change i had to revert last minute because it broke a frontend test. Most of that time was spent waiting for the PR to be approved.
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  1711. Use Windows' Task Scheduler.
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  1712. You know what? I think i'd invoke Article 5 of NATO.
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  1713. Dus een EU leger (te weinig grondstoffen), NATO betalen zoals afgesproken (waarom al niet? te weinig geld?), of Eurasia worden.
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  1714. Is PIW7j2bN9eQ the West destroying Russia, then?
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  1715. Bucha was littered with destroyed tanks. Hopefully the ones pictured as well.
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  1716. Men are bigger and stronger, but women are more buoyant.
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  1717. Uitgenodigd door de weggelopen president van Ukraine die toen al geen president meer was en verboden protestanten heeft laten neerschieten.
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  1718. War on Pollution! The USA might actually win that, unless it counts product chain countries like China, where "green" is literal paint.
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  1719.  @flagmichael  Rate hikes? I guess not counting existing infrastructure and pollution does make fossil cheaper in the short run than constructing additional wind, fission, or solar fusion plants.
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  1720.  @flagmichael  Free labor exists in North Korea, but even food is hard to come by there. Then again, money printer can go brr in the USA as it's stable enough to back those bills eventually.
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  1721. NH3 isn't efficient? Animals pee that all the time, polluting and killing the wild. The X-15 Rocket Plane used NH3 fuel. "I have worked with quite a few propellant systems and found NH3/LOX to be among the easier ones to work with. We did encounter a few challenges along the way, but none were related to the fuel itself." - R&D department chief Dr. Paul F. Winternitz
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  1722.  @kerryL  True, at 11.62 MJ/L NH3 is about half as dense as LPG (23.50 MJ/L), but over twice as dense as hydrogen at 10 kpsi (4.46 MJ/L). It's also cheaper than both, according to its use in 1943 Belgium, and less polluting than the wood gas vehicles of the same time.
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  1723. Russia violated the Budapest Memorandum so Ukraine should get nukes like Belarus.
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  1724. Mag volgens Boedapest Memorandum.
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  1725. No wonder people who can't afford kids were salty about Malthusians and their postapocalyptic plans for fewer people on Earth, which would have happened anyway with people too busy to have kids.
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  1726.  @GokouZWAR  Iirc Putin said the traitorous terrorist rebels were free to sign a contract with the Russian army to legally murder people abroad, go to Belarus and maybe try to prove they could take Kyiv, or simply go home. Rumours say their families were threatened, but given all the dead Russians including 12 pilots they don't seem to care much about avoiding bloodshed or they'd have stuck to feeding instead of bombing people.
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  1727. The Cathedral of Vasily the Blessed (Russian: Sobor Vasiliia Blazennogo), commonly known as Saint Basil's Cathedral, Kremlin, is a former church in Red Square in Moscow, Russia. The church has been part of the Moscow Kremlin and Red Square UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. With the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, weekly Orthodox Christian services with prayer to St. Basil have been restored since 1997. It is often mislabelled as the Kremlin owing to its location on Red Square in immediate proximity of the Kremlin.
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  1728. Maybe invest more into building safety and general quality of life instead of threatening Taiwan.
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  1729. Inspired by https://youtu.be/wCDIYvFmgW8?t=162 ?
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  1730. They're only behind during "daylight savings time".
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  1731. ​ @thenamelessking495  Russia has a permanent seat on the UN Security Council and voted for the bombing of Yugoslavia. Maybe since Putler thinks a revolution invalidates the Budapest Memorandum, that seat should go to a country that is an ally like the USSR after their previous German allies turned on them in WW2.
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  1732. Maybe some kids thought eating one marshmallow was more healthy than eating two marshmallows.
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  1733.  @ThePigeon5734  You implied the stormtroopers were trying to kill instead of capture Luke and his friends.
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  1734. ​@ It's clearly a repetitive meandering robot script, voice, and visuals. Guides to produce such AI slop are popular. LLMs are trained on copyrighted books hence the secrecy about their training data.
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  1735.  @aidansumner8364  So there were no poor impure elements in Germany before the death camps?
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  1736. "Stroop" (syrup) is pronounced "strope".
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  1737. You can get an induction adapter plate to put between your pan and the stove. 23.5cm for 21 euro.
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  1738.  @neB_Storm  Like Iraq, but i heard they're allowed to call it a war now.
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  1739.  @neB_Storm  1990 Gulf War was to defend Kuwait. I mean the 2003 revenge war by Dubya to look for WMD.
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  1740.  @jamesfurlong1026  Or both along with the British isles according to RuZZian terrorists. Poor TV guy's son.
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  1741. What about Symfony and KISS REST APIs?
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  1742. Russia has been bombing Ukraine for 8+ years now on request of its demoted runaway president, using Wagnerites to violate the Budapest Memorandum.
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  1743.  @steve55619  Which is why you should benchmark on the same hardware.
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  1744. You have to love Scrum because the company uses it. If you don't, you get rejected for lack of experience and not being a team player.
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  1745. Algae grows even faster than bamboo and hemp iirc, but photovoltaics and electric motors are probably still more efficient.
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  1746.  @Bruh-hd4rj  Assuming Gnome devs use sensible defaults. What if you want to use Chrome in both Gnome and KDE? Do you still need to manually set the other's keychain to start, depending on which DE you had installed when you installed Chrome?
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  1747.  @slugiviy  #FakeNews Dr wore different clothes.
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  1748.  @r.w.emersonii3501  If the Budapest Memorandum isn't binding, Ukraine has the right to defend itself using nukes. And Putin lied about not wanting to invade, so why even respect his words?
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  1749.  @dansisler9608  NATO is a voluntary defense pact akin to CSTO but more reliable and needed more than ever considering the Wagner/Rusich/RIM Nazis invading from Russia. Some even joined Azov.
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  1750.  @ngonzales3781  Russia supplied Girkin and his fellow Novorussya Nazis like Rusich/RIM/Wagner with the Buk that shot down MH17.
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  1751. ​ @r.w.emersonii3501  Putin's neo-Nazis like Wagner, Rusich and RIM invaded Crimea on 2014-02-20, and the Hitler-apologist even gave them medals for it, just like he did the butchers of Bucha.
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  1752.  @r.w.emersonii3501  Putler gains more land and oil for Mother Russia. Glory to the Emprah!
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  1753. ​ @tatsianakollar6135  Honoring the Budapest Memorandum, which Putler violated by putting his little green neo-Nazis in Crimea and Donbas on 2014-02-20, before Azov was founded by another criminal neo-Nazi Russian.
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  1754. Sounds like Stallman's getting old or replaced himself with an LLM.
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  1755. I think the sun evaporates more water from the ocean than desalination plants extract, so just pump the brine back.
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  1756. Most humans can't handle low level languages and should be forced to use bound checks and fuzzing by the compiler.
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  1757. I'm not a Brainfuck developer and would like to keep it that way, but most popular languages have similar syntax by now.
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  1758. So Palin wouldn't mind hosting Putin's stolen children with Russian blood on her Russian soil.
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  1759. Once the boomers are gone, their pensions don't need the security of real estate anymore.
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  1760. Takes 45+ minutes to say that evil is trying to waste our time on ads. Capitalism should be a meritocracy where superior/cheaper products win, but ads seem to create cult-like followings of fattening teeth-eroding stuff like Coca-Cola instead of homemade ice tea for convenience and feeling of belonging. And cults are notorious for sacrificing themselves to the benefit of the few investors at the top, who end up stuffing money in their walls to avoid the IRS. Profit potential can be more ethical using fair wages and robots, and determines the net worth of the people who own the business; it's not all cash on hand and with tax-free charities doesn't need to be. I wonder how Bill Gates' composting toilets in Africa are doing, as the news prefers to focus on Chinese building high speed rail really well (and unfortunately flats less so, despite the need for affordable housing there).
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  1761.  @oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368  I think it might be China, as even skeletons are censored there. I wonder what they did with the graphic scene in Star Wars: A New Hope.
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  1762. Primeagen: Don't be the rollercoaster guy. Also Primeagen: Sometimes you have to be the rollercoaster guy.
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  1763. Je weet toch!
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  1764. So what's the "DIRE Warning" and why are you beating around the bush for 20 minutes?
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  1765. Stalin was left side "Everyone is equal but some are a little more equal than others." but also extremely authoritarian in enforcing that, so at the top side with the Nazis. The bottom is more about mob and militia justice.
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  1766. @@markbranham7355 But his buddies did overthrow the previous ruling class, so at least he was working class. Killed millions more, though.
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  1767. 01:04:00 Nintendo once licensed its characters to Philips for 1990's short-lived CD-i console, which like the 1993 Mario movie didn't turn out very well.
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  1768.  @wumwum42  Many just close the issue. For example Github Desktop's #2973.
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  1769. Like you said, Basic is outdated. Visual Basic dotNet is basically C# with different syntax.
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  1770. Zelfs als dat zo was, was dat niet nodig als Putler geen Anschluss wilde met Novorossiya sinds 2014.
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  1771. NAT multiplies IPv4 address space.
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  1772.  @LiEnby  With "13 Times the CIA Was Caught Trying to Kill Someone" they sound dangerous but not elite, unless of course that's a small percentage, as implied by this ridiculous recruitment test.
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  1773.  @LiEnby  I forgot the origin wasn't solved yet, but similar tests with an English speaking audience points to a govt Intel service, and both CIA and Twitter are global like Twitter where messages were posted. Then again, so is the US Navy which did a similar test soon after, and created Tor which was probably used to post the Cicada messages on Twitter.
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  1774.  @LiEnby  A bunch of Lone Gunmen perhaps.
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  1775.  @toby9999  Iirc Asperger was a Nazi so that name isn't used anymore.
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  1776. There is security cam footage of the alleged HIMARS explosion that took out 3 sections of the northeast side of the dam last year, so where is the alleged overfilling rupture footage? Russia controlled its gates, so the lack of footage is sus.
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  1777. Security might dress as a grey-clad hippie, but not while on a roof with a rifle i think.
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  1778. I wouldn't want to stumble down an unsteady hill carrying two buckets of molten rock.
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  1779. My shower outlet has a switch with a rope, presumably in case i'm being electrocuted while unloading laundry.
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  1780.  @grahamcampbell9261  Prigozhin said the war is just a glory project of Shoigu et al, not to denazify Ukraine (which has fewer Nazis than Russia, see the RIM and USSR flags over Gazprom and the nazbols starting WW2 by invading Poland together.)
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  1781.  @grahamcampbell9261  Prigozhin said they were just exchanging fire, as one does when waging war since 2014, not counting the assassination attempt on Viktor Yushchenko and others abroad.
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  1782. Ukraine should've kept its nukes so only invasive Kremlinoids would die instead of innocent Ukrainian civilians.
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  1783. Lend-Lease money by the Budapest Memorandum against WW3 started by Putler's invading Nazis like Aleksei Milchakov.
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  1784.  @marblesrichard  Funny how even in Red Moscow Prigozhin et al had mansions.
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  1785.  @petersmythe6462  Even math is a white cishetmale Western Satanist invention nowadays. #HailTuring
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  1786. Dyson spheres are unstable, and how would a Dyson swarm transmit the energy?
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  1787. 7:33 *Lots. So a light oil engine can run on C12 to C15 molecules? Neat. Can a heavy oil (C16+ like diesel and coal dust) engine run on light oil like gasoline (C7 to C11)?
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  1788. If breathing beings are packed in, that's a problem. I doubt dad and his son arrived at the end and just jammed themselves into an unsafe situation.
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  1789. If parking lots are too small, why not have lakes near runways to crash in? Chutes could also help slow down the vehicle to more survivable impact speeds.
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  1790. Better as in safer depends on where you are and which part fails.
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  1791. Do some research and give him an estimate for how long it would take you if his deadline is too strict. That's a standard part of Scrum, which even small companies are copying nowadays.
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  1792. Where's the high-ranking Nazi officers in Moscow at the military parade, 1 May 1941 video? Despite 2019 Putin defending the secret aggression clause of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to invade Poland and start WW2, some Putler fans still deny the USSR was ever allied with Nazi Germany and even claim the Nazi pact helped them defend the checks notes white race thanks to it and not the US Lend-Lease program.
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  1793. I agree. When is Putin going to stop paying his private Nazi army Wagner and Rusich?
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  1794. So Mozilla, like Apple before it, is paid a lot by but less than the fines would be for the otherwise monopolies.
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  1795. Putin is against separatism except when it's abroad, or not given that he stopped recognizing Ukraine's borders which he promised to respect in writing and verbally, but then PMCs like Wagner were illegally used since 2014 to provide domestic security instead of Russia's army.
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  1796. @@lexbrightraven8049 Maybe they should take captives to trade for the taken captives. "As for the women, the children, the livestock and everything else in the city, you may take these as plunder for yourselves. And you may use the plunder the Lord your God gives you from your enemies." - Deuteronomy 20:14 “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good—except God alone.” - Luke 18:19 “And He brought down (the ones) of the population of the Book (Or: Family of the Book, i.e., the Jews and christians) who backed them from their bastions, and hurled horror in their hearts; a group you killed and (another) group you (made) captive.” - Surah Al-Ahzab Ayat 26 (33:26 Quran)
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  1797. Why are Russian Imperial Movement and USSR fans stealing Ukraine's land in violation of the Budapest Memorandum?
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  1798. 1:07:00 I dislike gambling ever since i lost a dollar on a machine when i was little.
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  1799. Didn't those come with the box? Surely the manufacturers have them.
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  1800.  @Lucifer-qt9gh  Odd for Russia to turn off Wagner's air defence if the USA sitting on Syria's oil was such a problem.
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  1801. Almost? Definitely according to the headlines about unsafe batteries causing deadly fires. "Four dead after fire erupts in a NYC e-bike repair shop" - NBC News, 1 month ago.
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  1802. Dicks vs assholes.
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  1803. Cool acronyms, but the title is clickbait.
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  1804. Kanban is a good alternative to Scrum. Each dev has one issue they work on, and when done pick up the next. No time wasted on Tetrising issues into weeks-long sprints.
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  1805. Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open. 2021 Mar; 9(3): e3477. Published online 2021 Mar 19. doi: 10.1097/GOX.0000000000003477 PMCID: PMC8099405 PMID: 33968550 Regret after Gender-affirmation Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Prevalence Valeria P. Bustos, MD,* Samyd S. Bustos, MD,† Andres Mascaro, MD,‡ Gabriel Del Corral, MD, FACS,§ Antonio J. Forte, MD, PhD, MS,¶ Pedro Ciudad, MD, PhD,∥ Esther A. Kim, MD,** Howard N. Langstein, MD,†† and Oscar J. Manrique, MD, FACScorresponding author†† Author information Article notes Copyright and License information Disclaimer This article has been corrected. See Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open. 2022 April 28; 10(4): e4340. Associated Data Supplementary Materials Go to: Abstract Background: There is an unknown percentage of transgender and gender non-confirming individuals who undergo gender-affirmation surgeries (GAS) that experiences regret. Regret could lead to physical and mental morbidity and questions the appropriateness of these procedures in selected patients. The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of regret in transgender individuals who underwent GAS and evaluate associated factors. Methods: A systematic review of several databases was conducted. Random-effects meta-analysis, meta-regression, and subgroup and sensitivity analyses were performed. Results: A total of 27 studies, pooling 7928 transgender patients who underwent any type of GAS, were included. The pooled prevalence of regret after GAS was 1% (95% CI <1%–2%). Overall, 33% underwent transmasculine procedures and 67% transfemenine procedures. The prevalence of regret among patients undergoing transmasculine and transfemenine surgeries was <1% (IC <1%–<1%) and 1% (CI <1%–2%), respectively. A total of 77 patients regretted having had GAS. Twenty-eight had minor and 34 had major regret based on Pfäfflin’s regret classification. The majority had clear regret based on Kuiper and Cohen-Kettenis classification. Conclusions: Based on this review, there is an extremely low prevalence of regret in transgender patients after GAS. We believe this study corroborates the improvements made in regard to selection criteria for GAS. However, there is high subjectivity in the assessment of regret and lack of standardized questionnaires, which highlight the importance of developing validated questionnaires in this population. I prefer fertile women, but can spare a few cents to not get corrected on pronouns when people look and sound unlike their chemical-addled brain gender.
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  1806. Lawns were a status symbol of having lots of slaves mowing it. Moss gardens are easier to maintain.
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  1807. Freedom of belief. Pish.
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  1808. Heet een interne strijd niet zo dan? Wagner heeft een dozijn Russische piloten neergehaald nadat ze waren beschoten omdat ze Russische landmijnen opruimden om terug te trekken.
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  1809. Turkey -> Cuba, Poland -> Belarus. Where's the problem?
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  1810. At least Ukraine and USA balanced it with neo-Nazi marches, but both are rather triggerhappy.
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  1811. So get rid of all those governments and replace them with one true democratic (Soviet) one.
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  1812. Have they tried irrational numbers?
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  1813. I found answering random questions on StackOverflow to be fulfilling enough.
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  1814. TL;DW: Stop parroting advice and listen to men's problems.
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  1815.  @tydshiin5783  I have two dead Xperias, one barely used ZX and one always-charged XA1. Currently using a POCO and its only issue is poor UX to set ringtones afaik. No hard edge scarring my thigh like Sony.
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  1816. Just reciprocate. People come over every week for a movie with snacks you asked for? Maybe do the same sometime.
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  1817.  @chadhaire1711  CSTO started this war on 2014-02-20 by invading Crimea and Donbas with neo-Nazis like Wagner, Rusich, RIM, etc.
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  1818. Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, so Ukraine has the right to push it out.
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  1819. TL;DW: psychopath: Terminator sociopath: Hipster
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  1820.  @TenylegMinekez-uc7co  The USA are a major member of NATO, but Iraq was a SMO.
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  1821.  @TenylegMinekez-uc7co  Article 5 was triggered by 9/11 for which Osama Bin Laden took credit in Afghan cave videos.
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  1822.  @TenylegMinekez-uc7co  The USA is a NATO member so Afghanistan the OBL hider did attack NATO.
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  1823.  @TenylegMinekez-uc7co  They didn't cooperate so NATO had to get him itself. Perfectly reasonable. Place of birth doesn't matter.
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  1824. 48:33 In your Twitter profile bio, only Denmark's flag appears in Chrome on Windows 10 now.
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  1825. Accijns. Anders was tabak al lang verboden.
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  1826. Is there enough dam lake potential to offset rising sea levels due to global warming?
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  1827. 30m, like Tallboy. Grand Slam did 40m.
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  1828. Why does Red China insist on censoring dead bodies? Because it's among the top causes of them?
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  1829. Russia invaded in 2014, not NATO. Countries join NATO to not get invaded by Russia.
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  1830. TB probably used the internet this century, when sushi and freeganism got more popular, so why isn't all sushi frozen first?
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  1831. Judging by the magnetic particles attached to the magnet, i think someone worked magnetic metal there. Indeed. Iron additives in cereal are also enough to move floating cereal towards a magnet.
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  1832. Daar hoor je niets over in het nieuws! Bron? Ik las laatst wel dat de UAE Shoigu's Patriot PMC heeft gehuurd om de rebellen in Jemen te helpen.
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  1833.  @errrzarrr  Do share. Personally, I loved coming up with improvements myself instead of being bound to random irrelevant tasks and rituals.
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  1834. Russia also captured Javelins etc. They even showed off US vehicles in Moscow, like Ukraine did across Europe but with destroyed Russian tanks.
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  1835. Commune vs commune. Very democratic.
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  1836.  @onlineonlineaccount2368  Wat heeft Frankrijk daar vroeger uitgespookt dan, vergeleken met Wagner/Patriot/Rusland/China?
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  1837.  @-_YouMayFind_-  Mooi, deel dan.
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  1838.  @meatrealwishes  So worse than Numbers 31:18 or nah?
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  1839. Just use a regex. This is what it was invented for.
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  1840. Or gas! Gas turbined on LFTRs are passively safe. No risk of meltdown or hydrogen explosion.
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  1841. Grad is a Russian system used recently to flatten Bakhmut.
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  1842.  @rodrigojds  Gifting potentially stolen stuff and inquiring about me being open to gay sex was kinda sus of that one Rus i met years ago, but even as a straight guy i think buttsecks is overrated.
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  1843. ​ @DarkDragon5822  Those white-clad "triad" members beat up kids, not murder the elderly. https://youtu.be/fDtM3dEJdHo?t=257
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  1844. Commies as in people who like to destroy stuff? Then why violently stop a law meant to stop serious criminals like Chan Tong-kai taking refuge in Hong Kong?
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  1845. I'm on X as in Twitter because the drug can fry your happy neurons.
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  1846.  @krono069  Matthew 16:27 For the Son of man shall come in the glory of his Father with his angels; and then he shall reward every man according to his works. So that already happened 3 days after he got himself killed (not according to the Koran)? Or will happen when he returns with a fiery sword in his mouth to cast the infidels into a lake of fire according to Revelation?
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  1847. Is "implode" the new "tsunami"? Some writers are stuck in a loop.
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  1848.  @MTMF.london  Just like his WW2 idols when they invaded Poland together.
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  1849. I'd never thought of riding an oil pump, but agree that it could be very lethal/cool.
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  1850. In the office you have lunch together and can hang out after work. At home you have (video)chat and can also suggest a movie or something after work.
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  1851. I don't think so. Computers like to keep their bits in one place, and colliders smash many particles together and measure what comes out.
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  1852. Harrier first flight: 28 December 1967 Yak-141 first flight: 9 March 1987 Who stole what?
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  1853. Beetje oud nieuws nu. Heet al lang Academi nadat in het nieuws kwam dat ze iets te triggerhappy waren bij het bewaken van auto's op de snelweg in Irak.
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  1854.  @merkeet  Heet nu Constellis zelfs. Wat ontbreekt er dan aan deze whataboutism?
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  1855. Putin lives in opposite world, where the UK and France didn't declare war on Germany on 3 September 1939 after Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939 under Hitler's Molotov-Ribbentrop pact with Stalin to divide it. Stalin only turned on Hitler after Hitler turned on Stalin. Seems dictators are narcissists who want the whole world for themselves.
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  1856. Great to hear. What do the standups add over the issue tracker status and comments?
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  1857.  @TobiasC-mg4zk  They made their point that the free world should let dictators expand their empires and suppress minorities.
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  1858. Even playgrounds get bombed in war.
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  1859.  @FaqUrNwoBS  Collectivists and other idealists tend to prefer ideas over people. That doesn't end well without equality.
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  1860.  @cryptodude_btc  Not everyone has fy money, or a semi-tropical park to live in.
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  1861. Zero Cool  *its, but yes.
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  1862. Bigger and mounted screen. Not very different from a regular console.
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  1863. @wilko9396 Good point, but until you've memorized the feel, you still need to take your eyes off the road. Also, Tesla has yoke buttons.
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  1864. ​@wilko9396 Yoke buttons and stalks can keep eyes on the road, just like console buttons. Do crash statistics support touchscreens being worse? At least a touch screen should have enough capacity to also offer voice control, so people can keep both hands on the wheel while adjusting the airco.
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  1865. Protection money to the other mob might help.
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  1866. A single induction hotplate is only 50 euro.
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  1867. Maybe Central Asians are the real Lemmings.
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  1868. 13:53 > 1:40 (100 seconds)
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  1869. Math stays the same so superintelligence being inconceivable is wrong. Humans are already superintelligent using computers.
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  1870.  @rachel7689  Less debris in the air probably makes it the cheaper option, but liquids do carry way more energy than gases.
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  1871. Clean code is code that doesn't have shit all over it, like royalty in Medieval times.
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  1872. They tend to be the only ones with gyroscopes and compasses, so if you want VR without buying expensive glasses and an expensive desktop, they are worth it. Many phone sites lied about my XA1 though. At least its cam is good.
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  1873. I have a Sony Xperia XA1, but it lacks gyro, compass, and comfy resolution (720p is ugly in Google Cardboard). Strange to hear proper hardware still having problems; have you tried non-Cardboard VR apps yet?
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  1874. Probably a money scheme by Google, else they'd just check/use the hardware like VR Media Player, Arts & Culture, and "Sensor fusion demo" do. The latter only lets me look up and down on my new phone.
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  1875. Vlug Canada binnenvallen dan! Maar wacht, waren Utkin en vele andere beroemde Russen zoals Alexey Milchakov geen Nazi fans?
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  1876.  @ra2enjoyer708  Actually measuring planets and dates is super easy, barely an inconvenience. See Eratosthenes of Cyrene, geology, nuclear dating, and Doppler.
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  1877. ​ @ra2enjoyer708  My last comment disappeared. Maybe Dop pler is a bad word now to the YT AI? Or rather nu clear dating. Perhaps even geolo gy. Mysterious ways / ce nsor ship sucks.
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  1878. Abortus/euthanasie en ruilen voor een nieuwe uit het asiel.
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  1879.  flip inheck  Because the metric system is based on universal constants and 10 digits instead of someone's thumb size depending on sea, land, and country.
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  1880. Cool, except for the paste near the Titanic, but that's what waivers are for.
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  1881. My Scholtes used to tick on low and buzz on high.
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  1882. ​ @vvv-o9y  Ideologie van het vergaren van meer Lebensraum voor de gelijktaligen die je Anschlusst?
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  1883. Hot as in physically hot so the reaction goes faster? Maybe get an infrared thermometer and/or store ammo in the shade. Excellent doctors to fix you up so well.
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  1884. 27:28 volume is a little low. ReplayGain might help.
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  1885. Workaholics can focus on output and/or quality instead of money.
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  1886. Thanks! No idea where they hid that in their rambling about AI. Edit: 32:53. So 1: Don't be an asshole. And 2: Keep that up.
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  1887. Sales level 100.
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  1888. They're even letting the rioters assault people with deadly weapons.
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  1889. Legalize post-term abortion!
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  1890. That's why USA and Russia aren't signatories to the ICC.
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  1891. Sadly, anything lighter than iron takes more energy to fission than it releases by fusion. On the bright side, fusion gives us wireless energy from the sun.
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  1892. ​ @32BitJunkie  Nuclear reactors appear to take a lot of time to develop. Despite thorium having been used in a test reactor at ORNL and in Soviet submarines iirc, and many countries having thorium reactors in development, only India seems to have a working test reactor at the moment according to Wikipedia: KAMINI (Kalpakkam Mini reactor), is the world's only thorium-based experimental reactor. It produces 40MW of thermal energy at full power.[76] KAMINI is cooled and moderated by light water, and fueled with uranium-233 metal produced by the thorium fuel cycle harnessed by the neighboring FBTR reactor.
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  1893.  @bradbiggs4283  But some have more equality than others.
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  1894. Why would Putin go to jail? In the USA you can parade hanged effigies of the president and not be imprisoned like in Russia for holding up a blank paper, and yet Dubya is still free despite his illegal SMO in Iraq.
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  1895. 9:00 Suicide by cop.
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  1896. How to toggle a bookmark or tag/file your bookmarks into folders?
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  1897. Mossad die tegen landjepik is?
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  1898.  @teresathompson235  Both orthodox churches are blessing weapons so either way the war lord wins.
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  1899.  @JonGretarB  ikr? How are hackers supposed to be stealthy with lookalikes if every character looks different? ...turns out Ubuntu's Snap repo doesn't have scrupulous eyeballs checking code.
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  1900.  @The-Devils-Advocate  Neither are mean and unfriendly. What's your point?
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  1901. And periods are red, so it's a pun after all.
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  1902.  @gg-gn3re  Was Servo as popular? I don't think i've ever heard of it before. With enough support, open source can survive, see Open/Libre Office.
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  1903. So religion is dangerous. Logical then that Arabs are arming themselves against Jews.
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  1904. Electrons causing friction on thin wires, emitting infrared energy that is absorbed by the bread, drying it and causing a Maillard reaction that creates tasty brown melanoidins.
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  1905.  @Luvothrsmor22  Yahweh's work? The guy who drowned and otherwise unalived thousands of babies?
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  1906. Maybe my porn is old, but i don't remember anyone getting choked out in it. TikTok however had a "challenge" about that.
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  1907. Sterling engines are great for single speed operation, such as for generators.
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  1908. Why weren't the residents nice enough to pay more for mom & pop shops than Walmart?
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  1909. Malta sells apartments to Russians. Most aren't even lived in by the buyers.
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  1910. Jaren bombardementen dus land kwijt volgens Rusland.
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  1911. It might be moral to sacrifice virgins to the volcano god, but it's not ethical unless the sacrifice freely volunteers for it.
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  1912.  @infiniterer287  Morals extend from ethics as populations increase. Some people love to make noise when their soccer club wins, but it's rude to wake up strangers at night.
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  1913. ​ @infiniterer287  precept noun 1. a general rule intended to regulate behaviour or thought. "the legal precept of being innocent until proven guilty" Similar: principle rule tenet canon code doctrine guideline working principle law ordinance statute command order decree mandate dictate dictum directive direction instruction injunction prescription commandment mitzvah prescript 2. a writ or warrant. "the Commissioner issued precepts requiring the companies to provide information" 3. BRITISH an order issued by one local authority to another specifying the rate of tax to be charged on its behalf. "the precept required a supplementary rate of 6.1p in the pound" a rate or tax set by a precept. principle noun 1. a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behaviour or for a chain of reasoning. "the basic principles of justice" 2. a general scientific theorem or law that has numerous special applications across a wide field. Fundamental honesty (moral) is not ethical to Anne Frank, as she would be captured and executed as a scapegoat. A general guideline (ethic) leaves room to lie in her case.
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  1914.  @eioclementi1355  But then Ukraine and Poland also won WW2, and Russia would have to share the glory.
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  1915.  @eioclementi1355  Poles and Ukrainians then.
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  1916.  @eioclementi1355  By force, as usual. Russia should go back to its 1471 borders.
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  1917.  @eioclementi1355  Both should recognise the International Criminal Court so their delusional invaders can be put to justice.
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  1918. So what should we eat? Raw, non-vegan, water-wasting, animal fat? That, like all matter, is also made of chemicals.
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  1919. Wagner's chef said he'd be the cherry on top of the Wagner filling of a pie crust made by the Russian army if they take Bakhmut, which is a strategic city.
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  1920. Ik hoop dat Afghanistan heeft geleerd geen onschuldige mensen te doden, want dat leidt tot 7 biljoen USD aan Amerikaanse wapens en orders om dat tegen te wegen zodat wapenbazen flink verdienen en vreedzame mensen ook daar meer onderdrukt worden, wat weer leidt tot oorlog een meer noodzaak voor wapens.
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  1921.  @daviddodo5783  Als ze maar betalen voor Het Vliegend Spaghetti Monster, anders gebeuren er ongelukken.
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  1922. 500 USD for nice speakers is still a lot. My Sennheiser earbuds are nice and i doubt cost more than 10 USD to produce. Even a boombox sounds good to me. 10+ cm stereo speakers seem to be all i need.
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  1923. If you want a romantic long term relationship, stick to one guy who is not your boss and don't charge him money for sex. Also don't dis nonaddictive drugs like porn for being better and cheaper than hookers.
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  1924. Behalve dat iedereen al stroom heeft in Nederland en dat dat goedkoper is om mee te verwarmen tenzij de waterstofbatterij met een stroomteveel wordt gevuld.
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  1925.  @user-zu1ix3yq2w  That's their point. Neither has pseudoscience and other supernatural stuff been proven or disproven. EMF causing ghost sightings doesn't prove or disprove ghosts existing.
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  1926. ​ @najawin8348  Ah, another postmodern "read my book" troll. Speaking of pseudointellectual punks, Marx was was a Nazi according to his "On the Jewish Question".
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  1927. Psychopaths are aware. They just don't care.
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  1928. 7:26 *naught, as in "All for naught." and "naughty".
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  1929. Why put expanding rebar in less expanding concrete? Is rustproof stuff too expensive?
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  1930. Well that turned me off figs. Are wasps healthy to eat, though?
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  1931. ​ @МихаилМ-ц9д  Sergei Korotkikh for one, who is a bit of an Alexey Milchakov and as such Vladislav Pozdnyakov might also like to post horrid videos by.
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  1932. You tell 'em, LLM!
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  1933. Completely normal for Alex Jones to side with the ones targeting civilians.
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  1934. Als dat zo was, was er misschien een pomp om de brandstof te verdelen. Het spoor gaat namelijk niet veel verder volgens Google Maps.
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  1935. 1:28 The Dutch live in the Netherlands, of which Holland is the most famous area.
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  1936. Link? Bijnaam van Utkin komt in de buurt.
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  1937. Geen huizen bouwen die 100 jaar mee gaan omdat de bewoners misschien een giftige auto gaan kopen voordat die verboden worden? Belachelijk.
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  1938. How many public beaches does China have?
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  1939.  @vmisev  Dropping a bunch of files into a converter program with the proper selection should work, or selecting them from its filepicker (which tends to be one component lacking features compared to the Windows one).
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  1940. Trivial if you know the arguments. I'd use Python with an IDE capable of autocompleting the glob and pillow functions.
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  1941. The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claim responsibility for a series of attacks against southern Israel.
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  1942.  @karenrobertsdottir4101  Especially those should have adequate ventilation systems, which are more easy to replace than people.
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  1943. He's rich and famous, though, so he must be doing something right. The Prius was already pretty normal looking in 1997.
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  1944. He was the first to make fully electric cars popular, though. The Prius was still a hybrid. SpaceX does NASA things for 10% of the cost, and Boring's Hyperloop might replace air travel between cities.
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  1945. Stress en jaloezie.
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  1946. ​ @rmngrnk6752  I thought it was about bioweapon Nazi mosquitos turning the kids gay, but invading your neighbor like Hitler did (which Putin approved of) in 2014 proved NATO is needed more than ever.
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  1947. Dumb but brave. My grandpa lost several fingers on a table saw. Power tools are harder and stronger than humans.
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  1948. Rust avoids many costly bugs that can occur in less safe languages. It might even have a formal prover like Spark Ada, which was designed for mission-critical applications like weapons and satellites.
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  1949. The PO is responsible for the product, so should share the pain of the process he chooses to complete it with.
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  1950. Getting fired is worse than getting a micro-aggression.
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  1951. So just invest 17 USD every day for 35 years. That's 217,323.75 USD. Enough for a house.
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  1952. More than was gained from the fossil fuel.
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  1953. It's like solar but cheaper and less likely to work.
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  1954.  @Candeerose3  Putin claims Nazis came to power in 2014 even though they were voted out in 2019 and Azov Battalion was started in response to Russia taking Crimea in 2014 after Ukraine taking it in 1992. Not poisoning Ukraine's presidential candidate in 2004 might have prevented anti-Russian radicalization.
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  1955.  @richardturner6063  Iraq because Saddam abused WMD in the 80s and endangered oil in the 90s. Afghanistan because they hid Bin Laden. Vietnam because commies invaded?
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  1956.  @ВасяПупкин-к8ф5ш  The Japs didn't surrender until the second bomb.
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  1957. 2 raised to infinity goes to 1 in as many steps, but to disprove this conjecture by finding a number going to infinity, you'd need infinite time.
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  1958. Stereotyping all as a minority is what Russia is doing to Ukrainian troops. Turkey is also delivering weapons to Russia. NATO is then fighting NATO according to Russian bots.
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  1959. Props to the guy for being original and not using the cop's bullets, saving many innocent businesses.
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  1960. I have two Xperia phones and don't like their sharp corners. The 23 MP camera and 4k display are unmatched, though.
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  1961. You can even make your own holograms with a math compass and a sheet of plastic. watch?v=XUy8lELWhJg
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  1962.  @philrod1  Nothing a "new" keyword or number subscripts can't clarify.
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  1963. There should at least be a public static void main.
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  1964. Bamboo or hemp fiber towels might be stronger and cheaper.
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  1965. Even Falung Gong didn't stick in commie China. Juice would?
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  1966. Nederlanders bekeren zich ook wel eens naar Islam hoor.
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  1967. -42C and no insulated batteries?
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  1968. Controlled opposition funded by natural resources from countries that prefer to reward loyalists instead of population.
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  1969. Looks like Lucky Charms are healthier than all of those.
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  1970. Why is "maybe_async" a thing in a language that prides itself on avoiding C++'s undefined behavior?
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  1971.  @cysio04290  Is it or not? "Maybe" is not definite.
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  1972.  @cysio04290  I see, so the explicit part is at the call.
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  1973. It's certainly less radioactive than coal ash, but doesn't do as well as LFTR fuel.
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  1974. Budapest Memorandum was signed by the USA, UK, and Russia, so Russia using its Wagnerite Rusich and RIM neo-Nazis to invade Ukraine in 2014 on invitation of by then demoted president of Ukraine who rolled back the EU course, starting the protests in which fat bald guys in black started shooting at government troops, knew it was going to help like it did the USSR when it turned on Hitler.
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  1975. Especially with the flood from the carbombed dam after Russian Government Decree No. 873 dated May 30.
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  1976.  @timarc9895  It is our moral duty to stop evil. Look up the paradox of tolerance.
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  1977. Omdat ie 2 onschuldige burgers neerstak voor politiek/religieuse bullshit.
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  1978. Your brain is telling you to stay hydrated.
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  1979. Sonnenschiff uses wireless fusion power for an energy-positive residential/commercial block.
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  1980. Spoken like a true Marxist.
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  1981. It works for solar sails.
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  1982. Dangle a laserpointer and drop the load manually.
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  1983.  @Jane-oz7pp  Socialism is better, but somehow those leaders tend to commit terrorism. Maybe because they used violence to become the leader.
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  1984. ​ @goyslop-consumer  Many USians think Norway's wealth sharing is socialist so communist so godless so evil because a fictional warlord from a different religion said so, but mostly because they can't keep it for themselves like the prosperity gospel prescribes.
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  1985. ​ @garethwilliams4467  Norway according to USians, but my comments keep disappearing like someone who dares to disagree with glorious leader.
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  1986. Awful title; content about bread. Skip to 10:00 for the content relevant to the title.
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  1987. So karma is not working on a plan but doing random things to receive random rewards. Doing the best you can and giving your all sounds like a recipe for burnout. How about doing enough?
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  1988. Cellphones can do too much, like updating bloatware you never use, wasting battery, data, and storage.
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  1989. Maybe there'll be another White St. Petersburg vs Red Moscow war. Dictators do like turf wars.
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  1990. Throwing Asians off mountains is the opposite of loving them.
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  1991. Skin is genetic but your sister has good skin? Is she not your genetic sister or did your makeup kill your good skin bacteria?
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  1992. Looks like quantum entanglement. 3D, and perhaps even 4D distance doesn't matter.
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  1993. ​@lclemens7215 It is, as shown. First as furniture then as concrete fiber. And China leads the way with government support to unalive inefficient foreign companies.
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  1994. Yeah, Cybertruck is way too sharp and heavy to succeed! How many have been sliced in half yet?
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  1995. #NotAllRecycling, or global thermonuclear war is the only solution.
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  1996. If only there was a way to design and store templates on the server.
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  1997. Russian Nazis have been invading post-USSR nations since 2014-02-20.
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  1998.  @KellerSmith-ig4dp  They wanted to, just like Russia, but both had too much corruption so had to wait in line. Neither is a NATO member, but Russia has a seat in the UNSC, and its own version of NATO, like the Warsaw Pact before it: CSTO. CSTO failed to help Armenia though.
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  1999. If it really can't be melted again it should make for excellent fireproofing.
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  2000. Rusland begon de oorlog in 2014.
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  2001. Protection money at work.
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  2002. Hemp > iron rebar.
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  2003. Nushell and Fish have readable scripts.
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  2004. Many Asian homes are too tiny for 3-course family dinners.
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  2005. If they're secretly controlling the West, why are they planning to annex more of Ukraine if that's so bad?
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  2006.  @alexanderlazarev3570  According to Alexey Milchakov there are no Ukrainians, only brainwashed Russians who need to be exterminated.
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  2007. Biggest country on Earth, with hobby helicopters, bear pets, and oldest/no Christianity.
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  2008. Even with dedicated drugs, start with half a normal dose to see how it hits.
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  2009. Let the expert talk, please.
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  2010. N=1 is enough to disprove things like "eating eggs will raise your blood pressure".
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  2011. And if you miss, you can still hit anyone farming there centuries later!
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  2012. South Africa recognizes the International Criminal Court, so Putin can't visit that country without risk of getting arrested for child abduction.
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  2013. In PHP i just used the server to validate via AJAX.
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  2014. "8 years of bombing!" zoals de Russen zeiden toen ze als Vergeltung de rest poogden af te pakken.
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  2015. Did they not know you could ban things with impractical surveillance? Detecting underground bodies is harder than detecting underground nuke tests. It's more likely they just wanted to limit fallout.
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  2016. G likes to poke a knicker from time to time. 🎵
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  2017. Touch it. It's nice.
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  2018. He probably played a privileged class.
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  2019. It's not easy to spawn into the elite, though.
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  2020. Maybe he's only been there on vacation, without any drugs or controversial opinion/gender.
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  2021. ; before ( except after non-whitespace.
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  2022.  @JoseFernandez-wu8pj  Even on coal power, BEVs are cleaner than ICVs, because cars are relatively small and don't use giant exhaust scrubbers.
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  2023. What screen tearing? The only thing that stands out to me since designers got OLED screens are the muted colors everywhere.
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  2024.  @MrKMarky  Same reason they provide free water, electricity, and warnings before levelling buildings in a de facto terrorist state they may have helped fund.
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  2025. So the industrial spies were LinkedIn all along.
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  2026.  @ronanboulton2965  How do those decompose only after the usual life cycle of a blade? Planned obsolescence?
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  2027. Why not fetch(cache=false)?
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  2028. Changing lots at once can take more time to narrow it down, but if sequential testing would take too long, a binary search is the best option.
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  2029. But it's not eating weed. It's trimming it by whacking it with a string. S(tring)trimming.
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  2030. Ada/SPARK guarantees absence of runtime errors.
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  2031. So just like most people then.
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  2032.  @valenrn8657  Strange that the USA dropped the ball on that war criminal despite him being wanted by the FBI. At least Russia forces some into the front or ground.
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  2033.  @valenrn8657  Anraat was sentenced by the Hague, which might explain why the FBI dropped the ball despite him being on their wanted list. Neither USA or Russia recognize the international court in the Hague.
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  2034.  @judgejimbobrowntown3214  USA is giving outdated hardware that would be worth that amount. The money goes to Lockheed and Raytheon.
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  2035.  @aircorgihui43  Some Chinese are already fighting for Russia. USA is honoring the Budapest Memorandum using Lend-Lease like the last time some dictator tried to take over the world.
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  2036. By their powers combined: Rappin' for Jesus! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQXHnWkjYso
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  2037. My current favorite is Zsh, but i hear Fish is also great.
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  2038. Not being a pushover is part of being a better more effective sales person.
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  2039.  @MarkNOTW  How are Wagner's graves doing? Do regular soldiers get those as well?
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  2040.  @MarkNOTW  You're the one who brought up cemeteries. Guess the Ukrainian civilians were right about the sunflower seed advice to invaders.
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  2041.  @DauntingGecko  Doesn't QA just run its test suite on the Acceptance server? Why not have the devs manage the test suite and automate that? Would've saved me a last minute rollback of 50+ changed table headers that were ready over a week.
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  2042. Dead birds either way?
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  2043.  @ShadowBlack-vh5ed  Except Dubya's SMO in Iraq which even the deposed president of Ukraine supported.
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  2044. TL;DW. An Inconvenient Truth is much more interesting.
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  2045. If you're gonna gatekeep society, put bullies against the wall first.
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  2046.  @Notrusbot  But Putler has way more civilian targets to choose from, given his Stalinist/Hitlerian disregard for human life.
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  2047. ...because diamonds are just hard lumps of carbon? And like spices, tulips, and exotic food only worth bragging about / buying because others didn't have it? Many people built nice things and caused terrible suffering for mundane stuff like rubber in colonialism, and the governments that allowed and taxed that should pay reparations.
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  2048. Just ask it to review the Terminator movies.
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  2049. According to Google. Minecraft's default Java edition has a FOV of 70° and Bedrock edition has a slightly-more-zoomed-in FOV of 60°, but that can be changed to whatever you want. TF2 maxes out at 90. If you prefer analog life, check out Lenia.
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  2050. Just claim religion. Zealots support that.
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  2051. *its
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  2052. She just seized the means of production for a few hours.
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  2053. Adults walking around with nooses over there?
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  2054. Why does that metal-shelled high power kitchen device not have an Earth connection to the shell?
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  2055. Those books should cover the disease risk and measures against those such as abstinence, condoms, health checks, and communication.
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  2056. Gerrymandering does influence the actual voters to choose the giant douche or turd sandwich, but at least those get refreshed every 4 to 8 years, and can be avoided with proportional ranked choice voting.
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  2057. I know quite a few people into FPGAs.
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  2058. And that's why Oceania > Eurasia.
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  2059. Thermal photovoltaics should be more efficient than steam and Sterling engines to extract heat from nuclear fuel ponds. Maybe with some solar-powered heat pumps.
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  2060. If Ukraine hates Russia enough to overthrow their own government, why doesn't it cast off its Russian part?
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  2061. 8:06 So Putin's the bad cop.
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  2062. Lifting the hose and letting the car pass under it would've been cheaper than towing it, but i guess Waymo will pay for that plus a margin. And Putin's bombs are still terrorising Ukraine's children despite e2e encryption being banned in Russia.
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  2063. WarGonzo was targeted?
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  2064. China could fill those ghost cities with cheaper immigrant labor. Win-win-win. 27:28
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  2065. Why are those systems running on real hardware with no Intel Management Engine?
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  2066. @ManolisLoukopoulos Because you can rank your approved parties. Just leave out the undesirables.
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  2067. Reality is often disappointing.
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  2068. Soort licht dus, zoals ook voorspeld door Trump.
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  2069. Net zero? Try net positive like Sonnenschiff.
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  2070. For non-Aussies, that's 28*40*4 = 4480 AUSD = 2964 USD gross per month at the moment.
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  2071. Isn't autism a meme now, though?
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  2072. Tech saves money, reducing socioeconomic factors in crime.
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  2073. ​ @peerenboom-z8j Blackwater was renamed Xe Services in 2009, and was again renamed to Academi in 2011, after it was acquired by a group of private investors. In 2014, Academi merged with Triple Canopy to form Constellis Holdings.
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  2074. SpaceX rockets go up to 40.000 km/h, 18+ times faster than a Concorde.
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  2075.  @Joey-ct8bm  Daar hebben we laatst voor gestemd als reactie op het linkse script om meer linkse stemmers binnen te halen.
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  2076. Like ice-nine.
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  2077.  @boota1979  Intentional radioactive fallout on a NATO country can be considered an act of war.
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  2078. nice adjective giving pleasure or satisfaction; pleasant or attractive. kind adjective having or showing a friendly, generous, and considerate nature.
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  2079. 7:20 You can set your screen timeout in the energy settings. In my Windows 11 settings: System, Power & battery, Screen and sleep, When plugged in, turn off my screen after 20 minutes.
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  2080. So fallback votes can outdo popular votes? Weird. How about Proportional Representation, where excess popular votes are added to runner ups?
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  2081. So Trump would have protected Crimea in 2014 but he's unwilling to protect Ukraine in 2025.
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  2082. 8:20 Light passes = Not CF, then.
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  2083. ​ @kamalyandluri4298  If most of the world was arresting thousands while bombing thousands and lying about it, the world would be at war and in need of better management.
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  2084. I finally watched Bambi as a grown up and don't remember his mother having much screen time, unlike Mufasa.
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  2085. Or put skillets or adaptor plates under them, but then you might lose the responsivity.
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  2086. Still easier than man, unless you know how to write a script to parse the term line from grep and open nano to that in the man or info page. I'm not sure if nano has that feature and whether it's the same in various shells on GNU and BSD.
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  2087. My 122 cm TV is already huge. I wish they added passive 3D so i can play Street Fighter 4 in 3D like i saw at a store years ago when i already had a new HD TV.
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  2088. ​ @dzonikg  You're thinking of the Iron Curtain. While Ukraine was the richest part of the USSR, that decision was probably made in Moscow, like the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact with the secret protocol to divide Poland. See also the 1941 Moscow military parade guests and attitude towards 2SLGBTQQIA+ in Russia.
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  2089. Sounds like they own nothing and are happy.
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  2090. Sounds like a dude. Looks like a woman. How long does it take to change either cause i keep misgendering one when i'm tired.
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  2091. But then you get incremental lint/bug fixing commits, which might upset people who want a "clean" history.
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  2092.  @kumarcollins585  Near Hrabove, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine on 17 July 2014; 10 years, 5 months ago. MH17 was shot down by a Buk 9M38 surface-to-air missile transported from Russia on the day of the crash.
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  2093. Where are the riots and statues? Are the trained Marxist sexist nondrugophobes?
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  2094. Spacetime determines frequency, a property of photons, which are elemental, so pretty much.
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  2095. If dev A gives a story 1 point because he literally just did the same thing last month, i'd give it to dev A instead of dev B who gave it 10 points because he never heard of the library.
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  2096.  @HoarfrostTrickle  Or maybe HTMX is satire.
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  2097.  @twothreefour234  So that's why they love the Palestinian flag.
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  2098. What context thing? And why isn't the violent cult sending social workers instead of soldiers to punish the violent cult sending terrorists instead of social workers?
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  2099. So the British Mandate of Palestine was to be split into Jewish and Arab countries despite Jordan being right there, but only the Jews agreed to the 1947 partition plan as they got a majority of the land for a minority of the people, and it's been a de facto war ever since?
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  2100.  @fanjd2210  "Stop resisting!" - Hitler & Stalin to Poland in 1939, Putin to Ukraine since 2014.
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  2101. #NotAllMuslims? Pish. Individuality only applies to genders! Except of course cis ones.
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  2102. Vercel accepts contributions to its Programming Language and compiler Benchmarks.
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  2103. Pro tip: Add some supernatural stuff and your cult becomes a religion!
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  2104. You mean thrust. It provides lift exactly like a helicopter.
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  2105. Keep the object until vision shows that place is empty.
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  2106. A number that is its own square, besides 0 and 1? I don't believe it. Oh, just change the definition. Does it have a letter for visibility yet?
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  2107. 18:00 Hamburgers are named after a city, not a meat.
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  2108. Australia's battery already paid itself back and is much faster than traditional peak plants.
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  2109. 'The operator considered them unreliable, "spending more time off the road than on", and that their weight damaged road surfaces. They were also considered to be energy hungry, consuming 2.9 kWh/km—compared with between 2.0 kWh/km and 2.4 kWh/km for trams with much greater capacity.' - Wikipedia.
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  2110. More Abrahamic propaganda. As if other gods/philosophies and the prosperity gospel don't exist. Laws of nature are not personal choice by bored psychopaths.
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  2111. Russia is a dictatorship sponsoring more terrorists than Gaddafi did. Hitler and Stalin started WW2 by invading Poland, killing many more than Bandera (who spent most of the war in a Nazi concentration camp) ever did, and Gazprom flew neo-Nazi Russian Imperial Movement and USSR flags while Shoigu's Patriot is backing Yemeni rebels while buttering up Kim Jong-il and Prigozhin/Utkin/Putin's Wagner who invaded Ukraine in 2014 is allegedly raping and murdering Africans for 25% of their mine output.
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  2112. Can it show thumbnails for all images in a folder without selecting each one? Maybe this can preview your videos: https://github.com/ranger/ranger/wiki/Image-Previews
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  2113. ​ @Deutsche_1  Newsweek 2023-03-28: Since 1982, Russia has used several types of DU tank rounds, including variants of the "Svinets" rounds, William Alberque, of the International Institute for Strategic Studies think tank, told Newsweek. Russian state media has previously publicized the upgrading of Russian main battle tanks, including the T-80BV, to be capable of firing DU rounds. One Russian expert told state outlet Tass in 2018 that the use of DU munitions did not violate any international agreements. Russian state newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta similarly reported in 2018 that DU ammunition upgrades would be made for the T-72 and T-90 tanks. There is currently no concrete evidence of Russia using DU in Ukraine, but it "would be incongruous if they're not using it," de Bretton-Gordon said. DU rounds are a "key part of their armory," he added. DU munitions are primarily used in tank battles, of which there have been relatively few in Ukraine so far, Hambling said. Newsweek has contacted the Russian defense ministry for comment via email.
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  2114. How about insulating the hose, or better yet, your roof/walls/windows?
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  2115.  @ouknow1446  Animals can be violent, like rabid dogs. Many people have herpes and act inappropriately, or a brain tumor and and turn extremely violent.
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  2116.  @ImaniTait  For some it has everything to do with their war lord’s commands: "As for the women, the children, the livestock and everything else in the city, you may take these as plunder for yourselves. And you may use the plunder the Lord your God gives you from your enemies." - Deuteronomy 20:14 “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good—except God alone.” - Luke 18:19 “And He brought down (the ones) of the population of the Book (Or: Family of the Book, i.e., the Jews and christians) who backed them from their bastions, and hurled horror in their hearts; a group you killed and (another) group you (made) captive.” - Surah Al-Ahzab Ayat 26 (33:26 Quran)
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  2117.  @cybernit3  If AMD had more stable drivers and logical card names, it'd be easier to switch from Nvidia. I'm currently using a 1660, which is the 16th generation and runs about 60% of the latest games at max settings.
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  2118. @ Nothing can't run my LLMs.
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  2119. Fusion is nuclear, and even fission kills fewer accident-prone people than solar and wind. Just like air travel, it's the safest option as long as the operators don't mess up.
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  2120. Looks like a war to me.
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  2121.  @jacoberinc  And yet the manager with a steady job for the past 20 years gets to kick out a dedicated Python dev after a couple of months due to there not being enough Python work left.
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  2122.  @elliotalderson7968  Yeah, society will make their own goods for free!
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  2123. Even Alexey Milchakov?
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  2124. TL;DW: According to an FSU edu PDF, the volumetric density of liquid H2 is 2600 Wh/L, but that requires extreme cooling. 150 bar H2 is only 405 Wh/L, which is greater than 250 Wh/L for lithium but that extra 62% is mostly lost due to inefficient fuel cells and compression compared to batteries. The Toyota Mirai uses carbon fibre-reinforced plastic tanks to store the hydrogen at a pressure of 700 bar and Wikipedia says under the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cycle, the 2016 model year Mirai has a range of 502 km (312 mi) on a full tank, with a combined city/highway fuel economy rating of 66 mpg‑US (3.6 L/100 km; 79 mpg‑imp) equivalent (MPG-equivalent). The official Toyota consumption declaration states hydrogen is consumed at the rate of 0.8 kg/100 km (2.8 lb/100 miles) on the combined urban/extra urban cycle. That still leaves compression losses and possible leaks to worry about, but renewables often overproduce and H2 doesn't pool on the floor so vents easily.
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  2125. That Batmobile has excellent autopilot.
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  2126. Trillions of dollars is a huge number. Even bigger than kid costs.
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  2127.  @lolyoutubeistrash  T1 is a serious scifi action movie. T2 appeals more to kids and set a milestone in CGI. T3 is a bad horror comedy. T4 is a bleak action flick lacking plot, T5 has bad lines and too much plot armor, and T6 is a recycled action flick where half the dialogue is "Shit."
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  2128. Still more democratic than a monarchy, in theory.
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  2129. JavaScript also uses curly braces for dictionaries. Python's indent-only looks clean but is annoying in oneliners.
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  2130. ​ @gigianzo6458  Objects that act like dictionaries. Much more flexible than Python and its bolted-on constructs.
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  2131. 4:00 Yahweh is a violent tyrant in his official holy book, and Jesus killed a tree and will torture most people forever in Revelation, so don't whitewash Abrahamism.
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  2132. Diesel?
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  2133.  @jonfoster5828  What do you call Wagner's ops with the likes of Alexey Milchakov of Rusich since 2014 then?
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  2134. #NotAllOil, for example peanut butter or WD40 to remove chewing gum, the synthetic clothes they wear, and the oil powering their modern lifestyles. If they don't want to be hypocrites like the Abrahamists, they should be 100% carbon neutral at least.
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  2135. Burning is an official means of Quran disposal, and Uthman sent to every Muslim province his canonical copy, and ordered that all the other Qur'anic materials, whether written in fragmentary manuscripts or whole copies, be burnt.
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  2136. Alphabet doesn't know the difference between "tee" and "dee", so the captions say "LSD" instead of "LST".
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  2137.  @haleyfowler193  Healthy people don't watch horror, or even worse: the news then, either.
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  2138. The 1999-09-05 Tukhchar massacre video. In 2000, the film was discovered by Russia's security service on sale in Grozny, which sparked an investigation into this as a war crime.
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  2139. Thrusters to ascend? Didn't Fukushima teach people to not rely on active safety?
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  2140.  @RichardForster-gu1ww  Moscow would be toast, but how many fallout shelters does Belarus have?
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  2141. You could strain the oil well and use it as diesel fuel. Your car exhaust will smell like fries and urban legends tell of drivers getting a ticket for avoiding fuel taxes.
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  2142. And all the crimethink was democratically sent to Siberia!
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  2143. Anything can be porn if you try hard enough.
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  2144. Tight budget? Upload to YouTube/SoundCloud/etc. or offer an album torrent. Still stuck to sneakernet? 100 CD-Rs are 22 USD, 2 more than DVD-R, but USB transfer is pretty much free. FLAC + fuzzy warm filters should satisfy most people. Opus to save space.
    1
  2145. But why?
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  2146.  @BojanMilic84  I thought it was about Nazis and totalitarianism in general which works using forced labor.
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  2147. Don't judge your mirror image for 5 seconds. You're welcome.
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  2148. My scanner isn't supported on Windows (10) anymore, but GNU probably can still use it.
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  2149. Walmart also has stupid rituals, but i don't remember stocking shelves did.
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  2150. Lol. Kinda like Jurassic Park.
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  2151. ShedSkin and Stackless can compile Python to C.
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  2152. If ten former employees broke the code, it's reasonable to expect the next one to do the same, but at least listen to their explanation. I think the 3 different refactoring opinions in the supposedly senior team members played a big part.
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  2153. *overburn the coffee. Aren't all coffee beans partially burned?
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  2154. Source?
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  2155. ​ @Themostdef100  All i found was a line of text on AP, but they're a trusted source, and that nerd was into rifles and Demolition Ranch enough to do a 360 from the pres to the ladder to the pres again and almost proved his rifle class wrong about being a bad shot.
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  2156. If i were a celeb with money to burn, i'd nap in that car after a night out.
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  2157. A bastard is a person born out of wedlock, which is a sin in some cults. A sociopath hates random people due to trauma, and a psychopath was born with the warrior gene which means they are soldiers of fortune, like Wagner.
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  2158.  @dylantrololol  Misschien bedoelt ie de Free Syria Army, maar daar zit gewoon het Amerikaanse leger bij.
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  2159. Is there no alternative to sodium? Maybe a nontoxic noncorrosive liquid with a higher boiling point than water? Glycerol at 290 degrees Celsius? If glycerine is explosive, refined avocado oil at 271?
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  2160. Clearly those eggs weren't boiled hard enough.
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  2161. Opsec more if you don't want the free world to use their free time to watch their tax dollars at work.
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  2162. ​ @StefanErwinBaumer Just look at the warnings sometimes. Don't force others to.
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  2163. Also known as Dual Play glasses, which works if you can turn a split screen video feed into 3D.
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  2164. Who did a 9/11 inside Russia, aside from Wagner shooting down aircraft and Putin sending 220,000+ to die for a nostalgic Stalinistic land grab?
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  2165. Meta is the opposite of snobby, unless the meta descends into a lower universe like the Beyonders.
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  2166. Gravity powered the fusion that compressed the hydrogen enough to go supernova to create thorium, which gravity collected in Earth. According to Stephen Hawking, gravity also created the universe.
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  2167. His reading level was at "My Pet Goat" instead of "Bin Laden Determined to Strike US".
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  2168. So nothing happens when you fall into a black hole until you hit something. Odd. Also is inertial mass relativistic mass? Fermilab said that doesn't exist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTJauaefTZM
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  2169. 2:10 "We are once again being threatened by German Leopard tanks" - The Leopard tank was designed in 1956 so that's the Cold War era, not WW2.
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  2170. Air vibration acts like a lung to plants.
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  2171. Same reason GNU is better than Windows. It's cheaper if you don't value your time.
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  2172.  @Where_is_Waldo  That would fit in case of a Peel P50 trying to use a motorway, but the Reliant Robin i conflated it with can do 137 kph.
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  2173. I guess the law against impersonating a police officer was written before Facebook.
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  2174. I've only heard it being called "Batman & Robin". Guess that's the rockstar name.
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  2175. Peace of mind.
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  2176. Don't the oceans shield the cables, and aren't those fiber?
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  2177.  @ominous-omnipresent-they  Warm blood is nice to hunt 24/7.
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  2178.  @bellabear653  *aren't
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  2179.  @ivanvalentin3898  Gods are myths like Santa used to control kids when reason lacks.
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  2180. ​ @77thTrombone  Ukraine is not even a NATO member, and even as a sovereign country was too unstable to join due to Russian Nazi terrorist separatists like Russian Imperial Movement and Wagner's Rusich. Did you mean: CSTO?
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  2181. X-rays are also energetic photons (light) usually directed in a beam. Electrons are particles and electromagnetic waves like photons as well.
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  2182. Proper wavelength can resonate like microwaves do H2O, but can't you boil water with gamma rays as well?
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  2183.  @joshuacr  Morpheus found the one, so his task was complete. The new Morpheus was invented by Neo and partially based on Smith.
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  2184. Can ChatGPT write a better ChatGPT?
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  2185.  @kimtgf7152  Iirc, Minix is in all Intel CPUs and MicroPython works for chips as well.
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  2186. The only thing i remember about '90s shoe popularity in the Netherlands is that Nikes were cool. And Australian jackets.
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  2187. How do you know the other miners aren't owned by Alice? Alice would need n times the computing power if the recipient waits for n new blocks..
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  2188. How much computing power do the 10 minute blocks take, and at what rate do they come in?
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  2189. About 3 orders of magnitude faster, right? 7983858406e9 vs 47903150436e11 or 95806300872e11. So if i were to buy a house, i'd have to wait an hour for 6 blocks to be added, to be sure i'm not getting tricked?
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  2190. -path word-forming element used in modern formations to mean "one suffering from" (a disease or condition), from Greek pathos "suffering" (from PIE root *kwent(h)- "to suffer"). Also "one versed in" (a certain type of treatment), in which cases it is a back-formation from -pathy in the related sense. So despite having few if any feels, psychos can suffer from being homicidal creeps like Dahmer? Or in the latter sense like cool cannibal Hannibal Lecter.
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  2191. Just automate it and read a book. Taking long walks with the team will also make you look like a team player.
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  2192. Germany can switch to war production, like Russia has.
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  2193. Both sides are paying in blood of indiscriminately bombed civilians. Only Russia appears to and says it does though, see Grads, Hamas-style hit and run rocket attacks on Kherson, and interview with puppy killer Alexey Milchakov, Russian neo-Nazi war criminal and co-leader/co-founder of DShRG Rusich of the Wagner Group.
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  2194. Dat krijg je als je een oorlog begint.
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  2195. Gallons even, which is more (depending on your location).
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  2196. Why is the GIL bad? Aren't there more cores than whatever threads use now? If so, use multiprocessing, if not, use Stackless Python.
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  2197.  @boygenius538_8  If you need to turn your home into a makeshift gas chamber or bomb, yes.
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  2198. You'd first need to add that energy to the rods, which is more expensive than letting the needed reaction happen on the target.
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  2199. Chinese labor is cheaper, and i read Chinese are outsourcing to Africa and Uygurs.
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  2200. Meanwhile in the UK people are getting their legs sawn off in public parks. Didn't Jesus say something about beams and splinters?
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  2201. Hilarious but sad that a government uses PHP.
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  2202. 8:08 I made a simple teleprompter at https://ctimmerman.github.io/autocue.html - Let me know if it's lacking anything and i might add it. Or DIY and credit me for the base.
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  2203.  @daddad8707  They finally stopped Alexey Milchakov?
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  2204. I'm paying for YouTube Premium so shouldn't see ads here, anyway.
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  2205. NATO and CSTO are defense treaties, not countries.
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  2206.  @malegrissusran8847  Defense treaties are meant to stop countries from expanding by war.
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  2207. 34:15 The Selfish Gene, by Richard Dawkins. It's about how humans make choices based on self interest, ironically justifying the carrot and stick approach of the bible.
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  2208. Inconsistency, lack of safety (mostly mitigated since getting rid of magic quotes), and it's so easy that anyone can do it so the thousands of hours some put into ever-changing frameworks are useless.
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  2209. But PMCs are illegal as Russian law states the only army responsible for Russia's defense is the official one.
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  2210. CNEV Post posted on 14 October that Tesla is at 6.4% and BYD at 34.4%. The opposite of what you're gloating about in this video you posted on 24 October quoting data from 11 September.
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  2211. Hadden de Ottomanen en Oekraïners maar beter moeten vechten.
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  2212. Speaking of nudging, is everyone on the narcissistic autistic 2SLGBTQQIA+ spectrum yet? It appears it can apply in any amount depending on mood, but you'd better have the right characteristics to speak up about some things.
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  2213. I read dinosaurs were huge thanks to more oxygen, and that long human lifespans were thanks to better genes, which also solved the incest taboo.
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  2214. At 0:42 you meant to say "thrust", not "lift".
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  2215. To pay her bills?
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  2216. So your home should be 100% full, and you should be 100% busy at all times.
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  2217. Even the dirtiest grids are cleaner than fossil fuel burning cars.
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  2218. I predict the heavier ball has a higher terminal velocity.
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  2219. Can React + Next make a header, content, footer, session, login site in less than an hour and have it work correctly without rerendering issues?
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  2220. She got shot for punching the saleswoman instead of handing over the bag she put the OJ in.
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  2221. USA helped USSR using Lend-Lease after 1941, despite USSR starting WW2 along with Nazi Germany in 1939 by invading Poland. Now USA is helping Ukraine according to the Budapest Memorandum, which Wagnerite Rusich and RIM broke in 2014.
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  2222. The audio needs more cleaning than the fluid.
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  2223. True. The 2.1 Logitech subwoofer is too big, but there's no room for my Target TRG-S 120 on my desk.
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  2224.  @snyggmikael  Tapes are big and prone to get eaten by drives.
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  2225. Just add another wheel and make it fit more than a cargo bike.
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  2226. Prius is still best for long distance mileage: 870 kilometres (540 mi) @ 52 mpg. Or, if you have hydrogen fuel stations, a Mirai: 502 km (312 mi) @ 62 mpkg. Ethanol mpg appears to only be in the 30s. Maybe ammonia is better. A food break isn't too bad after 4+ hours in a Model S 100D: 507–539 km (315–335 mi) @ 125 mpg‑imp.
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  2227. TL;DW: Same thing as all his other videos. Buy assets while keeping up to a year of savings. Another rich people plan being spammed to earn money which is rather suspicious because he shouldn't have to if his methods worked well enough for him. glances at related videos OK, an hour ago he posted to spend those savings. I'd keep at least a month though.
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  2228. My favorite languages: Python, CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Wisp (Lisp), Wisp (Clojure), PHP, C#, and Java. Mostly the first two.
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  2229. Except he did hurt some woodland critters, trees, friends, family, the environment, wallets, and himself.
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  2230. Don't let your dreams be dreams!
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  2231. What happened to the child? Did they take a knife to its privates?!
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  2232. He wasn't even president when dictator Putin sent his Wagner neo-Nazis to invade Ukraine in 2014 for great Russian glory project by Shoigu according to Prigozhin on request of demoted pro-Russia president who killed illegal protesters.
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  2233. Dr. Oetker is a multinational food products company of the Oetker Group, headquartered in Bielefeld, Germany. The company was founded by August Oetker in 1891. Nestlé Wagner GmbH is a brand of frozen pizzas, sold in Europe, founded by Ernst Wagner in 1952 in Nonnweiler, Germany, and since 2010 owned by Nestlé.
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  2234. Most of Russia is in Asia, so could be part of those "Asian gangs" harming British youths.
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  2235. So a blockchain is a secure and decentralized WWW.
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  2236. NBC said Putler was invited on 2014-03-01 by his allied president who also supported the SMO in Iraq, but that was after said ally was fired on 2014-02-22 so illegitimate and violating the Budapest Memorandum. Putler's Crimea medals say 2014-02-20 though.
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  2237. Als die gasten het hier zo haten kunnen ze beter ergens anders heen.
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  2238. I enjoy shooting people in the head in space in Unreal Tournament for fun both in and out of universe. Could be useful on real battlefields so that's moral. Unrealistically big anime breast could also be useful for nourishment. And cute girls doing cute things help people relax. Xenophobic horror like Even Horizon and other Lovecraftian tales are moral for teaching wariness. As for art, that's anything produced by humans, including Duchamp's Fountain and the brown sculptures most people produce daily.
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  2239. Anyone into quick money knows exactly what they're doing. By the time the place goes under they've sucked enough money out of it and move on to the next one.
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  2240. ​ @tongobong1  Employees are overhead. Valve only has like 35 last i read. That explains their shabby GUI, but investors don't seem to care about functionality or Last.fm wouldn't have gone down hill since 2015. Same with Facebook movie ratings and Twitter image previews. User data is what the governments want.
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  2241.  @sneak1677  I bet that alarm clock was made using child slave labor. You brute.
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  2242. 10:00 Maybe a flammable coolant isn't the best to try indoors.
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  2243. Dev time is more expensive than a bigger (virtual) machine, and the Falcon framework in Python is pretty fast. Possibly more so when using Cython, PyPy, or ShedSkin instead of CPython, even if the later uses multiprocessing. Python, like martial arts, prefers efficient algorithms over brute force, leaving the latter to compiled libraries written in Cython or other things that compile to C.
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  2244.  @roysterfutrell8889  The fossil industry gets more subsidies than the renewable industry, because they spent more on lobbying.
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  2245. Which Russian states voted to leave recently? The only Russians i've seen voting recently were in Ukraine.
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  2246.  @ukie1242  Humans are animals, and our chimp DNA outnumbers our bonobo DNA by 0.1%.
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  2247. ​ @iszaLe  Europe is a continent with many multicultural and constitutionally democratic countries now, with immigrants from all over the world. Even ethnic Russians, Chinese, or North Koreans lack free speech in their own countries.
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  2248. ​ @iszaLe  America is two continents, and despite Europe including Moscow, i doubt either of them is as racist as mainland China. BtVozQG2Q-4
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  2249.  @iszaLe  YouTube video ID of horrible Chinese racism proof.
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  2250. Does the Corvette ZR1 also come with barely legal tires? How about a 2017 Tesla Model S P100D with 'Ludicrous Plus' Upgrade?
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  2251. With KFC being pretty much the same except with flavourless food, i'm sure Burger King will make a comeback; their Vegan XXL with cheese is good.
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  2252. Low Earth Orbit requires only 8 km/s, and the Moon orbits Earth at 1 km/s. Earth orbits the Sun at 29.78 km/s.
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  2253. That also depends on where you spawn, though, and there is so much choice. If you are a human with the furry trait, you can try multiclassing.
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  2254. Same.
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  2255. Met hulp van Rusland. Zie Polen en Finland.
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  2256.  @amitasharma3176  Try a little less than max at first, and see how the oil handles it. Smoking oil and charred food are signs of putting too much power in your food.
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  2257. The radiator and filter look a little small compared to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tTqnkv_bEE
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  2258. So you're saying the XZ exploit could happen at the place that discovered the exploit because their devs have enough freedom to develop themselves and the community?
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  2259. Depends on the demand. NATO wasn't doing too well until Putin decided to do a Hitler with his illegal PMCs starring neo-Nazis like Alexey Milchakov.
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  2260. Aspartame (E951) - Degrades to essential amino acid L-phenylalanine, just like eggs, chicken, liver, beef, milk, soybeans, and caffeine. Daily recommended intake of Phe is 25 mg/kg. More may cause anxiety and kill genetically ill. The yield of phenylalanine is about 100 mg for a can of diet soft drink, compared with 300 mg for an egg, 500 mg for a glass of milk, and 900 mg for a large hamburger.
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  2261. Obsidian also makes excellent surgical blades.
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  2262. Geen probleem toch als het alleen moeilijk wordt als je te hard rijdt.
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  2263.  @give-me-my-old-username-back  Gewoon verbieden het versneld af te spelen dan.
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  2264. Why does YouTube keep recommending me these boring talking heads instead of gory AI videos of redistributed Russians?
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  2265. Normies could just pay that 55 USD and their privacy instead of paying more money for their own devs and servers. Just input your sales data, send it to Azure, and share the link with your investors.
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  2266.  @seionk  Even Wagner/Rusich and its puppy killing neo-Nazi Aleksei Milchakov?
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  2267. Worse than Ukrainians, better than Russians.
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  2268. If Wayland can run X11, won't you be able to do everything without leaking keystrokes to unauthorized apps?
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  2269.  @pcallycat9043  X is just an app compatibility layer now.
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  2270.  @thewhitefalcon8539  The whole point is security and performance through superior architecture.
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  2271. Have they found Jack the Ripper yet?
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  2272. 100+% efficiency is easy if you use yours to move other energy, e.g. a heat pump.
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  2273. Some airplane fuel still contains lead last i checked. :(
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  2274. Heeft ie ook een medaille gekregen voor Bucha praktijken?
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  2275. Good shape compared to the Skovorodynivka museum. watch?v=ndbS9y6uFEQ HIMARS missiles in Ukraine have a payload of 91 kg while the Kalibr missiles from Russia have a payload of up to 500 kg. Russia lied about invading Ukraine but Ukraine is at fault for halting pensions and electricity according to reuters [link redacted].
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  2276. Protecting borders by bombing them.
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  2277. ​ @Bittboy  Objective truth is that which can be independently verified, except everything is connected by gravity and such, and ontologically the only thing one can prove is one's own existence. Thankfully natural scientific models are accurate to over 5 sigma (99.999%).
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  2278. So Wagner PMC is more patriotic than Shoigu's Patriot PMC?
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  2279. Wouldn't this be more reason to invade the evildoers and support the invader who totally wasn't the intended target?
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  2280. Those glass shards didn't bring them good luck. Maybe it was the alcohol that clouded their judgement.
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  2281. Guess that's why Azov adopted some Russian N-words (the white ones). Guess the valknut isn't as popular as the black sun.
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  2282. Given the hilarious placement of Apple's mouse charge port, i bet they'll offer an induction mousepad that also charges the iPhone.
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  2283. Looks like Sony fixed the sharp edges of the 2015 Sony Xperia Z5 Premium which at 180 g was too heavy for my Google Cardboard and is dead now despite being rarely used since 2018. They've doubled the price, though.
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  2284.  @yamix-tr  Why? Don't those offer their secure API to anyone who pays for an account?
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  2285. So Russians evacuated Kherson but not Donetsk?
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  2286. ​ @js70371  Putin praised a certain German leader about uniting people in his recent interview. Why disappear such comments?
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  2287.  @Xeno7771 During WW2 Ukraine was part of the USSR and German Empire. Hitler started the war by invading Poland with Stalin, justly so according to Putin on Tucker Carlson. Stalin killed more than Bandera and did not spend time in a Nazi prison camp like the latter.
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  2288.  @N0purpose  I for one enjoy the hookers, but the souvenir shops with fake/sketchy drugs can go.
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  2289. And the children? Also hell? What if either says sorry to Jesus?
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  2290. We've always been 8 lightminutes away from fusion.
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  2291.  @sarkouille  At least one good outcome from the new oil crisis.
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  2292. Or just rewrite it with a better more maintainable structure.
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  2293. Hitler said the same. Putin's sucking up to both Hitler and Stalin fans, which is not surprising considering they started WW2 by invading Poland under the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to divide it, staging false flags as an excuse. Turns out dictators can't be appeased though and Stalin switched sides to the Allies when Hitler took his turf.
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  2294. I'd trust someone in a t-shirt more than someone who lies about requirements.
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  2295. Doesn't Tesla just connect a motor to the axle, though?
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  2296. Terrorism worked for Hitler, which is why Putler and Wagner use it in Ukraine and Israel.
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  2297. Useful idiots rising up against the decadent bourgeoisie!
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  2298. Escape to command mode and enter :q! or :wq to save first.
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  2299. So i should get angry when a manager or family member insists on being wrong? rewinds Hm, guess i read too much into that.
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  2300. @yet another anonymous bro The fuck are those?
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  2301. @yet another anonymous bro Yup. The Depression Era. Born: 1912-1921. ... World War II. Born: 1922 to 1927. ... Post-War Cohort. Born: 1928-1945. ... Boomers I or The Baby Boomers. Born: 1946-1954. ... Boomers II or Generation Jones. Born: 1955-1965. ... Generation X. Born: 1966-1976. ... Generation Y, Echo Boomers or Millenniums. Born: 1977-1994. ... Generation Z. Born: 1995-2012. http://socialmarketing.org/archives/generations-xy-z-and-the-others/
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  2302. Boiling water/wine boils. Boiling oil fries.
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  2303.  @username11011  *it's
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  2304. ​ @leonh6917  Freon is an asphyxiant CFC banned for destroying the ozone layer, and pressurized vessels can still explode when exposed to fire, hence the shrapnel taped to it.
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  2305. So dash cams are banned as well? As are humans who might hear or see the paper tiger about to invade Taiwan?
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  2306. But Ukraine is Russia according to Putin and his neo-Nazis, so why are the invaders still alive?
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  2307. 1. Get lots of data. 2. Use part for training neural network. 3. Test neural network on untrained part. 4. Adjust network size if needed. Bigger for less false positives. Smaller for less false negatives.
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  2308. You can buy little adaptor plates for those.
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  2309. Marry rich people.
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  2310. If your store's too big, how about renting out half of it?
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  2311. To calm down, wean yourself off uppers like caffeine.
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  2312.  @jimv1983  Police EVs like model 3 and Y pay for themselves in 19 months. I've never needed a car of my own so can't say how that compares to home use.
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  2313.  @jimv1983  electrek 2020/06/30 tesla-model-3-police-cars-faster-roi-police-chief
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  2314. Too expensive compared to Zoom or rather YouTube which you can watch at your preferred speed. And YouTube is often padded with ads and/or sponsors now, so Chinese TikTok maybe which i hear teaches skills instead of deadly challenges.
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  2315. Only 4 times as efficient as thorium and uranium? I guess fusion is nice for interstellar travel as there's more fusion than fission fuel floating around in space and not already part of our free wireless fusion reactor.
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  2316. Mojo isn't fully optimized yet. Dictionaries are still slower than Python's.
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  2317.  @Seinfieldism  Nazis staan bekend om het binnenvallen van buurlanden, zoals Rusich en Wagner dat deden sinds 2014, voor Azov (ook grotendeels Russisch sprekend) werd opgericht om tegenstand te bieden.
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  2318. Some like Ohio marine Nazis with the same valknut fashion taste as Russian soldier Nazis say Jews are replacing white men.
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  2319. *social-worked
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  2320. Volgens Wikipedia: Na de Tweede Wereldoorlog waren de acties van Molukkers in Nederland het heftigst, die in de jaren zeventig zes slachtoffers eisten (of twaalf met inbegrip van de gijzelnemers). In de jaren tachtig en daarna waren er regelmatig acties met zelfs dodelijke afloop van andere groepen, gemiddeld ongeveer twee per jaar. Tussen 1990 (toen bij een aanslag door de IRA in Roermond twee Australische toeristen om het leven kwamen) en 2004 (toen Theo van Gogh vermoord werd door een moslimfundamentalist) vielen er in Nederland geen doden bij terroristische aanslagen. In 2006 trad er een speciale antiterreurwet in werking, die ook voorbereidingen voor terrorisme strafbaar stelde. Sinds 1 januari 2005 geldt er in Nederland een identificatieplicht, die mede door (de angst voor) terrorisme mogelijk werd.
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  2321.  @Xsiddd000  Die goede oude Koude Oorlog met zure regen tijd toch. Hoe oud ben jij dat je je daar geen zorgen over gemaakt hebt?
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  2322.  @CzesiekCzapka  It's natural to care about nature, and industrial scrubbers removed the sulfur so stopped swathes of forest from dying, but now the Dutch government is blaming soil acidification on cattle and homes instead of traffic and industry.
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  2323. You can put sensors on the body or inside the skull, the latter via a pad that doesn't detach like the Neuralink wires. Eye tracking also works, see Stephen Hawking.
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  2324. Freedom of speech. Why cultist worshiping Deuteronomy 20 don't get dropped.
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  2325. Even so, does either prevent rawdogging SQL or equating random types like a secure framework might at least warn you for?
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  2326. Didn't the USA in the 1970s have the same smog problem, before moving the factories to China?
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  2327. Krijgen 40 maagden als martyr.
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  2328. Notepad++ with NppExec still has better output linking than VS Code and even PyCharm (columns).
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  2329. And given both sides paperclipping top Nazis (and one side starting the war along with Germany), it smacks of nobody being interested in potatoes until some fancypants put fancy guards around them during the day.
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  2330.  @alexanderlazarev3570  It was stolen by invading Nazis like Rusich, whom Azov was formed to fight.
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  2331. 1999's NATO bombing of the Serbian genociders was approved by Russia in the UNSC.
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  2332.  @SoloKyoto  Just select a different voice model like BabyWogue does.
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  2333. Expensive and dangerous, but worth not getting invaded for.
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  2334. Rest assured that solar energy is from nuclear fusion.
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  2335. Put both drives in an existing system, clone, and put back. Easy. What if i want to upgrade my existing system, though? Leave both drives in? Change a setting during startup? Clone over USB3?
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  2336. Sounds like the Olympics are marred by systemic racism. Ironic that even the ones in Nazi Germany allowed a black guy to win.
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  2337.  @jananigans  Satan was made by your god to punish evildoers. Maybe a god who kills firstborns just to bully a pharaoh doesn't think child sacrifice is evil. If Yahweh did, he wouldn't have sacrificed Yeshua.
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  2338. Wood gas was used during WW2 and even today in remote areas.
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  2339. Don't even C compilers have bounds checking?
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  2340. TrapC wraps pointers to be safe, allegedly.
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  2341. I think that's Putin's jolly body double there fondling cucumbers.
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  2342.  @CaffHCloudlow  Check your rights and competitors' offers. Career jobs usually offer pensions and even study budget to stay up to date.
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  2343. Easy to stop thieves with a BolaWrap.
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  2344. I read somewhere that high voltage electrons pass crystal borders better, and that 10(?) nm crystals triple efficiency of a radioisotope thermoelectric generator.
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  2345. Engeland had ruzie met het Ottomaanse rijk, won, en deelde een bizar-gevormd stukje in voor Joden. Moslims vonden dat niet leuk en begonnen een oorlog, verloren, en raakte nog meer land kwijt. Israel heeft het kanaal terug moeten geven.
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  2346. PHP was written in the C programming language by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994 for use in monitoring his online resume and related personal information. For this reason, PHP originally stood for "Personal Home Page". Lerdorf combined PHP with his own Form Interpreter, releasing the combination publicly as PHP/FI (generally referred to as PHP 2.0) on June 8, 1995. Two programmers, Zeev Suraski and Andi Gutmans, rebuilt PHP's core, releasing the updated result as PHP/FI 2 in 1997. The acronym was formally changed to PHP: HyperText Preprocessor, at this time. (This is an example of a recursive acronym: where the acronym itself is in its own definition.)
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  2347. If you don't want to sit through this til 6:00, the short answer is: Yahweh creates good and evil and commands prohpets like Jesus who commands Christians who command demons who command you. So submit to your local representative of Yah and be saved!
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  2348. So if everything we use becomes less efficient, and we use more of it, then after we're all dead the rest will die too.
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  2349.  @Bfdidc  Asian dictators haven't been suicidal enough to start WW3 with NATO yet. They seem to prefer tormenting their slaves while still alive.
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  2350.  @TVIDS123  Unless you intend to code. Even theoretical scientists write code, and Jupyter notebooks benefit from Git as well.
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  2351. Sad that every child everywhere ('cept parts of Africa) is being force-fed to adulthood.
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  2352. Idd vaag dat de VS in Syrie zit en rebellen tegen Syrische president Assad steunt, almede Rusland tegen terroristen, waaronder Wagner viel toen Rusland nog ontkende dat dat soldaten van Rusland waren.
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  2353. Making those tiny desks a little bigger and not locking up the tap so much might help.
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  2354.  @notgadot  The war started when neo-Nazis like Alexey Milchakov violated the Budapest Memorandum in 2014.
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  2355.  @TVIDS123  "real world software is irrelevant to CS," - Sure helps to prove your theorems though. And trade schools are all about directly applicable skills.
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  2356.  @MrTeathyme  Hence theorems. You don't run LLMs by hand. Hope you keep proper backups of your parameters and prompts without using Git.
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  2357. ​ @MrTeathyme  The Comp Sci (or Higher Informatics) i took had both theoretical and practical classes, as it was at a University of Applied Science. I checked out the regular university but did not see how hacking an Xbox using a quine would get me a regular average office job. Theory like O notation is extremely useful for designing scalable systems, which small companies often use cheap and eager fresh grads for here.
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  2358. Good to know even the founder and face of KFC agrees that their current chicken lacks flavor.
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  2359. Humans and other animals excrete nitrogen. Just use that instead.
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  2360. Characteristics of selected energy storage systems (source: The World Energy Council) Tech, Max Power, Rating (MW), Discharge time, Max cycles or lifetime, Energy density (watt-hour per liter), Efficiency: Pumped hydro, 3,000, 4h – 16h, 30 – 60 years, 0.2 – 2, 70 – 85% Compressed air, 1,000, 2h – 30h, 20 – 40 years, 2 – 6, 40 – 70% Molten salt (thermal), 150, hours, 30 years, 70 – 210, 80 – 90% Li-ion battery, 100, 1 min – 8h, 1,000 – 10,000, 200 – 400, 85 – 95% Lead-acid battery, 100, 1 min – 8h, 6 – 40 years, 50 – 80, 80 – 90% Flow battery, 100, hours, 12,000 – 14,000, 20 – 70, 60 – 85% Hydrogen, 100, mins – week, 5 – 30 years, 600 (at 200bar), 25 – 45% Flywheel, 20, secs - mins, 20,000 – 100,000, 20 – 80, 70 – 95%
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  2361.  @ericmcquisten  Says the lithium-phobic shill with no data or sources.
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  2362. It's easy to hate on rich celebs, but were they in charge of the barriers and attendance?
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  2363. It's a flaw to ask stuff unrelated to the job itself, but it weeds out people who didn't memorize buzzwords if they think those are important. And FizzBuzz is a quick and easy way to see basic coding skill.
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  2364. Assuming there are forcibly conscripted ones from Donbas left to wake up.
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  2365. You know what else is high in electrolytes? Salt water.
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  2366.  @igvc1876  Possums kill ticks and spiders kill gnats. Don't you think bloodsucking parasites are worse than the creatures that protect us from them?
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  2367. Targeting invading military, unlike Russia which targets civilians.
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  2368. Magic.
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  2369. Hence most in civilized societies don't work more than 8 hours a day.
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  2370.  @scottsmith9438  Ironic that electing a pro-EU leader led to a border crisis, yes.
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  2371. ​ @scottsmith9438  Global warming is allegedly killing humanity, so that carbon might be better staying safely underground. Doesn't help that coal kills more by toxic pollution, but at least it leaves behind more energy in the form of thorium.
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  2372.  @scottsmith9438  Lol. I got that from a public video from the 60s or so. Hydrogen is expensive to produce and distribute compared to electricity.
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  2373. US democrats were of course racist when the majority of voters were.
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  2374. Red used to be against slavery in the USA.
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  2375.  @howardmckenna  To be fair, commie red countries do appear to have far fewer riots than fiery but mostly peaceful blue ones.
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  2376. Conspiracy theories like the god who had his only son sacrificed not being into child sacrifice.
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  2377. Aren't they just using eminent domain to get a new trade route for China and India?
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  2378. The narrator sounds a little spaced out himself.
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  2379.  @TheNewton  You are as there's prior art of that. If the company invented the algorithm it would be copyright infringement to copy it without permission.
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  2380. Bit strange to copy the biggest corporate fraud and bankruptcy before 2008.
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  2381.  @curtisuwuigbe6343  CSTO < NATO.
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  2382.  @asoeirhkous7621  The USA and UK are respecting the Budapest Memorandum, which Russia violated. Ukraine is not part of NATO, but Putin showed what happens to countries that foolishly gave up their nukes for security guarantees from Russia.
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  2383. See also: V-weapons
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  2384. Also VB6 on ancient hardware and JSP with an ancient codebase.
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  2385. You get OVER unwanted touches and dead friends as well.
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  2386. Die in Joegoslavië zoals CSTO dat nu doet in Oekraïne, en welke andere?
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  2387. As they should by the Budapest Memorandum. If Ukraine kept its nukes this war could have been avoided. Is it a war yet or just a SMO like Iraq which the pro-Russian Ukraine supported?
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  2388. TL;DW: Free as in beer and speech like Chromium.
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  2389. Turning that hydrogen into electricity is 60% efficient, which makes the green bar at 9:15 only interesting to drones and such.
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  2390. Unprofessional is lying to people and hiring just to fire.
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  2391.  @khashayarx6530  To keep the ones who did manage to close during the holidays?
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  2392. ​ @khashayarx6530  Cheaper than a temp contract consultant to fill in for the holidays.
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  2393. ​ @julius43461  That, but shorter was my comment, which the thought police of YouTube disappeared. Maybe a reference to "99 Problems..." will stick.
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  2394. I love submodules. It's like Deno but production-ready.
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  2395. I'd be happy if Chrome didn't run out of memory with only 199 YouTube tabs.
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  2396. Blackwater was veel minder groot en erg dan Wagner, en heet tegenwoordig Constellis.
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  2397. ​ @pietjepuk6603  Blackwater heeft zover ik weet niet ook een staatsgreep in eigen land gepoogd, waar in tegenstelling tot the invasie wel een goede reden voor was. "The latest figures available, for the first few months of 2016, show nearly 29,000 defense contractors still in Afghanistan, with fewer than 9,000 U.S. troops stationed there. About two-thirds of the contractors were foreign nationals, but only about 10 percent were providing security services. [...] Lawmakers in recent years have questioned how much oversight and scrutiny those contractors receive, especially given concerns from watchdog groups about waste and fraud connected to war-zone contracts. [...] The CRS report also notes that earlier this summer, roughly 2,500 defense contractors were employed in Iraq to assist with the fight against Islamic State group militants in the region, along with about 4,000 U.S. troops." - Military Times, 2016-08-17.
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  2398. Wireless solar power. Grows crops at 2% efficiency or powers your heat pump at 20% efficiency, which moves heat to get over 100% heating or cooling efficiency. Solar ovens can cook for free, even in snow, and a 1 m2 Fresnel lens can melt glass.
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  2399. Cheap & easy to fly over minefields.
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  2400. A single cast is nice, but wouldn't multiple parts be better in case you hit a pole or something?
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  2401. Nazis hielden wel van dieren, groen, gezondheid, en sport, en minder van tabak en buitenlanders.
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  2402. So much for 10 being the last version. At least my cheap laptop isn't supported by less functional task bar 11.
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  2403.  @kellywalker1664  Psychopaths are born with the warrior gene and just don't care much about others. Sociopaths are recruited terrorists who like the "us vs them" jingoism.
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