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Their media is non stop hammering the citizen with scary Muslim stories since the beginning of the country, every day since birth, with a density as if nothing else ever happened in the world. Deprogramming is possible. Just tell them it is
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I had a dumb question. Does this mean one could train just one layer?
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Maybe I've missed it but I see a much more palatable market in "light" meats. It has great flavor and texture but it needs to be part of a composition even if it is just salt and pepper. I've seen really great tasting me
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The immune system will grow fat and lazy, it will forget how to manufacture anything and be of no use to the rest of the organism.
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https://www.netsurf-browser.org
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Make a free advertisement service for stuff that doesn't make money. free and/or open source things etc perhaps non profits. Users can pick their desired ad format, copy the js and paste it where they would usually put their ads.
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I wonder if that works beneficial on old computers that freeze up when you try load the GB js ad-auction circus news circus website. I want to browse loaded pages while the new tabs load. If the client just hangs for 2 min it gets boring fa
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> Stop all the crazy shit they are doing. But then we would have to accept methane is an excellent fuel and that we have an abundance of it. No one on the fortune 500 likes that idea.
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Its so sad that humans perform best when suffering. I adopted a supper skinny worn out street cat, all she did was sleep eat and poop, she never went outside, straight from the sofa to the food and back to the sofa, really really slowly. Fo
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I sit on the tip of my chair when told i'm wrong. I have either a moment of woah! realizing they are right or their argument becomes increasingly silly under scrutiny. I also know how to spot seeking new arguments for opinions without.
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if it was my idea I would call it the department of death.
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It could start out like that while we gradually dial down the other systems it is suppose to replace. > Progressive taxation would go away. There should be very aggressive progressive taxation. When you've absorbed a lot we should e
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> if everyone suddenly had $x more disposable income per year You mean as opposed to very few people? I'm told that if one is very curious about the topic one should not start by asking questions but read the 100+ years of the same
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We never accomplished anything by everyone agreeing. If you want something and there are enough of you you take it. (It's easier if morality is on your side.) People who want to antagonize, moan or otherwise desire to get in the way ne
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With google covering only 3% I wonder how much people still care and if they should. Funny: I own and know sites that are by far the best resource on the topic but shouldn't have so many links google says. It's like I ask you for
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i've always advocated for floor mounted levers. I believe the correct mechanic is to have the character move around the center of the screen freely and scroll when they approach the edge.
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Let me be the optimist here: Programmers are both extremely unproductive and know very little about everything else. What percentage of capable programmers can actually sit down and write code for 8 hours and then do it 5 days in a row? The
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must be painful, Copilot gives me serious "I cant do that Dave" vibes. But I can walk you though how to add events to your outlook calendar manually one by one.
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Quality is the same thing as popularity. That is why mcdonalds has 12 Michelin stars.
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It will trickle down!
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It is somehow less funny today but in the 90's we would say "is there something wrong with your hands?" A truly funny story: I wrote an rss aggregator and one day I discover some feeds had died without me noticing it. I looke
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will this do? https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0xSMW/rss-feeds/main/feeds... from here https://github.com/0xSMW/rss-feeds
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Uh, they lie about everything? https://www.abc.net.au/news/feed/51120/rss.xml I haven't fully examined it but looking at the xml I see it was last build in 2026 and a headline about Women's Asian Cu
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There are feeds of everything. You just have to look harder. edit: provide an example please
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And with "sometimes" we mean we cant remember the last time it didn't happen.
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I had a dumb phone once that got it right. It had one fixed menu entry called "advanced menu" this replaces the menu with one that has everything (except from "advanced menu" which is replaced with "simple menu"
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I just notice they made about:config suck more. Articles about entries use to be able to do: about:config?filter=browser.translations.select.enable Now all that does is show this stupid "be careful" warning.
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My theory is that you can replace everyone with AI as long as the result (for each) is obviously better. To replace management the main edge seems to be that AI can read everything and talk to everyone all of the time. You don't need m
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I like the endless consideration for spying on allies. or wait...
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I like how Grok managed to polish the t.. make the situation sound good. https://x.com/grok/status/2027518650710700068
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