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Ransomware is also a better sort of arbitrage against the legal system. If you somehow got caught and prosecuted you didn't do a violent crime, so that has to probably help you somewhat. Of course you did do a federal crime so you have
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Home and End are available almost everywhere in macOS with Ctrl+a and Ctrl+e. When I use someone else's computer I inevitably end up typing A and E within about 2 minutes since I'm used to caps lock as control. So I guess every tw
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Your strongest fingers having the most buttons makes the most sense to me AND YET you had to switch to a Japanese layout to make it happen!! This is why I like Apple's relatively small 5U spacebar and why I eventually switched to ortho
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I have hold/tap set up on all my modifiers on my Iris[0]. I got the idea from the (modern) Space Cadet[1] keyboard. From inside to outside my thumb buttons are (when held) Command, no hold key, Option, and Hyper (where hyper means all
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It has a serial hybrid drivetrain: you charge the battery with your pedals. This is inefficient, naturally, but they claim it's far easier to make, which I tend to believe. But the idea of all of my hard-won watts getting wasted by the
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The Dollop also covered him in episode 62! In addition to his freaky surgical quackery he was a pioneer in border blaster radio stations (operating in Mexico at higher power than the US's FCC would allow). He even got a law named after
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https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/monster#Dutch sure it does. Probably not how this town got its name, but it does.
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The Douma denialism is just quoting OPCW workers who don't like that their reports were twisted to say the opposite of what they said.
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Sure, I guess I'm imagining a thick enough coating where it looks like a very dark featureless surface under a transparent layer, which I think would look pretty cool. But that's not really clear coat so much as it is epoxy.
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>Absorbed on the red pad are antibodies that bind to the Covid-19 virus. They are also attached to gold nanoparticles (tiny particles of gold actually appear red), which allow us to see where the antibodies are on the device. Gold appear
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Wait can you not clearcoat it because it ruins the effect? Or is it somehow too weak to accept a clear coat?
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Sigi the hacker's history is the subject of the latest episode of John Dolan and Mark Ames's Radio War Nerd (#288) which I can't link since it's patreon only. Gunnar Hrafn Jónsson is the guest and alleges that Sigi is a
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> acknowledge something to be technically allowed according to the divine rules, but they forbid it anyway, either because they felt there was some societal benefit to doing so, or because they felt that adding an additional prohibition
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Yeah high speed high altitude reconnaissance is simply not mission-appropriate. That's why Switch uses predator drones loitering in a tight loop pattern for surveillance and a quick strike.
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Yep had that with facebook suggested friends. And we didn't have anyone nearly in common at all, the only connection is saving the phone numbers. Paid a lot to have pictures on my contacts; feel like a dummy.
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I've had this with people with whom my only contact was saving their phone number. AA fellows and dates. It's gross and I hate it.
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>a Lisp that can drop nested parentheses when the meaning is clear from context It's not a lisp, but Elm with Aaron VonderHaar's elm-format does that and it is very pleasant.
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> Again - this isn't a tax dodge. This is someone who used the law exactly as intended without any illegal or shady dealings and happened to be incredibly fortunate. To quote Daniel Ellsberg: the scandal isn't that they're
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I thought this when picking majors to graduate college in 2010, but I was able to switch in time. People look at me crazy when I say that!
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Those are a ton of combining accents put together. Crucially: they don't make the line any taller—that's what makes them so hard to read! An integral should be a little taller than the line height but you still want the integral
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I've never used a better tool for imagemaps but then again that's the only one I've ever used.
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I gotta think it's because all the math you mention cannot render within a normal line height. That's not the end of the world for rendering, but maybe that counts as a bridge too far in Unicode? Or maybe it just boils down to &qu
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wait what rules did they change for him?
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yeah the whole competing against the platonic ideal of the movement thing does sort of hamper a 1:1 comparison.
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Ronda Rousey's annus mirabilis in 2015 made women's MMA and MMA in general explode . And you know what the biggest thing for that was? When Holly Holm figured out how to defend against her arm-bar and beat her with striking! Mayb
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If you've ever supertucked on a road bike and broken the speed limit down a hill you'll see how little sound has to do with it.
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Running on the sidewalk inconveniences people too.
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Folding@home and SETI@home and The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search already existed and could have had big nerds turn them into robot money somehow but naahhhhh. Of course not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_
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Extreme cutting-the-last-tree-on-Rapa-Nui vibes
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Kind of curiosity. I wanted to give it a shot because the keys in the bottom corner of the keyboard were, I felt, kind of wasted since they are kind of hard to reach. But I don't always keep my feet in the same place so moving my whole

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