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He could fill it with top 10 amazon product articles.
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2y ago
There are so many official lies that you cant have big news outlets anymore. Almost everyone is tired of at least one of the lies but if you are honest about all of if the news outlet wont survive.
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2y ago
Strange, for me it is obvious how it works. It goes for locations and activities too but mostly if I look at something it locks and unlocks memories but the thing I'm looking at also becomes part of the active memory. You have a bunch
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But it does run it in a particular way that isn't necessarily as profitable which in this example is a good thing. imho the question should be if the country continues to function if the project goes bankrupt. If it is so essential tha
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2y ago
grind cuts in them to make them unique.
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2y ago
this... http://www.rexresearch.com
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They put a arcade shaped device in an elderly home that showed life expectancy based on the food served and blood work. (I'm not really sure what the machine did, maybe it also took blood samples.) The elderly could enter what parts of
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2y ago
> I really miss the old phpbb web forums internet, where people could have interesting discussions with way longer attention spans than the 24 hours most platforms have nowadays. > In my opinion, interesting topics need active debate
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I just read this again and all is fine. https://www.subgenius.com/bigfist/answers/rants/X0001_ACT_NO... If you must change don't change into that what they want you to become. Wear the downvotes with pri
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2y ago
This is great. Now if they could also stop pretending there are only 2 options maybe we could one day have peace in the world.
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As someone with a website that is a historic archive of conspiratorial and proto-scientific unbelievables I'd say we need a believability rating for each author, org and website. I'm getting a little tired of people thinking I bel
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2y ago
Unwanted jobs should simply pay better. I one time met a guy who digs out exploded sewage systems by hand. They pay him 1500 euro for 3 hour shifts that mostly involve wrapping duct tape around a raincoat and lengthy showers. On a busy week
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2y ago
It needs to push state the bmi to the url so that I can send it to people. It could also be fun if one could fill out the age, weight, height and gender to calculate the bmi. Now that I think about it it would be hilarious to use sliders an
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I'm pretty sure most beer was drank from wood. Ideal would be white oak goblets.
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2y ago
You are right, my suggestion involves the lowest hanging fruit where one can purchase unlimited positive or negative reviews from unrelated parties. I can google a far away barber who has accumulated 17 reviews over the last 10 years. Googl
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2y ago
Since AI is all the hype I hardcoded a tic tac toe. https://go-here.nl/ai/
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like so img{border: 10px solid transparent;transition:border 0.3s} a:hover img{border: 10px solid red;}
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2y ago
It all seems quite simple to me. Just require an order number and the date of purchase to write a review and require all reviews be publicly available in a machine readable format and that anyone may publish them. If you pay me I can write
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It allows the sender to confirm they did indeed send the document. (As opposed to someone else) I imagine they just slap it onto everything as a kind of Vogon poetry.
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Those researchers are just making noises. It doesn't mean anything.
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I hate it when I get caught up in earthly matters.
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My best advice is to not listen to anyone, you know damn well what you should do. But since you've gone there... Marathoning... okay... stop looking at the ground in front of you and look at the horizon. This marathon is unimportant, t
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I don't know how to arduino and I have no ideas what to do with this but it sounds and looks very cool, the price is good too. Good work.
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a device by which sound (such as speech) is converted into electrical impulses and transmitted (as by wire or radio waves) to one or more specific receivers
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It would be hilarious if they downgraded by being more aggressive. For example: It needs to score n points worth of aggressive moves that are not the best moves. After screwing up the position by n they can go back to playing the best moves
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A funny alternative: If a company is deemed large (and stale) enough the government prints money against and purchases it. If you buy a 100 bl company you can write the 100 bl IOU no problem. Innovative departments should be split off into
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It is a wonderful solution looking for a problem. I imagine there must be at least one landlocked country interested in the adventure. Someone long ago did a napkin calculation for me showing a hard vacuum airship made of reinforced concret
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I walked away after 3 minutes or so and came back half an hour later. Apparently, (if one doesn't click skip) it takes half an hour to get 9 minutes into a 17 minute video. I put it back where I left off and got 2 more ads. Writing thi
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Housing is getting so expensive that people share tiny apartments while still able to afford two cars. With that ratio you need 10 floors of parking for 10 floors of housing. I always thought it funny how popular elevators are for vertical
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The noobs don't got how we get where we get? edit: I remember how some communities changed into: The help isn't good enough, you should help harder, I want you to help me by these conventions. Then they leave after getting their a
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