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> I don't flow with the fads. So why did you start to use it in the first place. I for example never did (apart from testing the API for professional reasons).
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> even when there is no editorializing of the headline It's almost like that's an excuse and not a reason.
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It's flagged, like most others about this.
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A non functioning one even more so.
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Everything Musk related gets flagged in seconds. Welcome to absolute free speech.
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> Can dang comment on this? LOL! The naivete...
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Where?
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BTW. I was recently asking very innocuous questions and as I was reading an answer being "typed", it just went away and replaced with some generic clap trap about wanting only to talk about science of something. I asked it what ha
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It's obviously an excuse and not a real reason. > I have been a fan of this website's moderation in the past There's your mistake. I haven't for years. When someone blatantly admitted to creating new accounts to reply
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15 USD or EUR a year is almost trivial. It will have more than enough resources for SMTP, IMAP, HTTP, and even a personal VPN. It's really not difficult. The problem is that most IPs will be tainted and unless you are a major player, e
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How is deliverability? Because for $11/year you can get a simple kvm machine and run your own servers.
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Only published in the 2000s though.
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Surely you must understand that he was also white and solid middle class. And he was able to code sloppy LAMP code.
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> has done great work during his time in prison What work?
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The book was published in 2006. That's decades after he was born. Any explanation for that or are you claiming Jungian levels of synchronicity?
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Those also have diplomatic immunity.
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I think it was GDP, probably ppp. This explains it a bit better: https://cebr.com/blogs/claims-that-poland-will-be-richer-tha... It was hyperbole, but the ppp gap will keep on shrinking and with that the desire of pole
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Apparently all they need to do is wait for annexation.
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> despite having been resposible for some of the highest immigration rates of any era But at least they got the poles out, right? Poland is supposed to surpass the UK economically (maybe per capita) in like 10 years.
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Someone high profile in the administration just did a Nazi salute while on stage during the inauguration. Twice! When I saw it first I thought it was bad quality AI stuff and checked the actual stream. It was real. Even here in HN that fact
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> It is not about realized gains, it could even be at great detriment to a company. It is about short-term line item claimable gains. It's not even about that. People need to realize that inflicting suffering on those "under&qu
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Calling gay people "mentally ill" is sane, but even implying that religious people are not all there being punishable is the "world becoming sane"?
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It's incredibly honest that they went out of their way to say explicitly the groups that can be bullied. Scary, but also honest. Bad times in the short future for everyone...
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Plenty of popes have made far more consequential decisions.
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Apple quality at its peak. Just like iphones get the latest/newest features after top of the line Androids.
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Link is unreadable! https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/02/technology/net-neutrality... Archive: https://archive.is/3YRmg
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I partially agree. I think that the USA is one of the worst places to grow up in the "developed" world. Countries far poorer and less "developed" do a much better job. But I do maintain, the right children will be somewh
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> we allow our children to be slaughtered in school Even though this is true, it's not at the same scale. Covid was killing more people in one week in Florida than nationally in school shootings the decade prior or something like th
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2y ago
Just like in academia, no one cares about negative results in professional settings.
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