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I have worked with chickens across industry (transport, breeders, layers, broilers, day-olds etc) and in homes as pets et cetera. I abhor cruelty towards them and it isn’t justified by any traits they have. The race to the bottom with Chick
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It's the nature of free software. The reason GNU and Linux won was because they produced software that was sufficient for the market: servers. The software is also sufficiently good for a PC for software development. There's almos
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I don't know if you're being flippant but the information at universities is neither secret nor sacred. Sure, there is a stupid price for academic journals but most of it can be found freely on the internet. Eldership, acceptance
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8mo ago
Likewise. The second 360 UI is great but the earlier ones they did just have a real old school vibe.
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Beautiful piece, with a great closer (not reproduced here, you should go with it). I do wonder if our society would be better if we had more honourifics and formality. China has instituted social media rules based on qualifications. Many in
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8mo ago
So your thesis is that the segregationists were right and there’s a causal link between the decline in conditions for white American workers and the success of the civil rights movement? Why must anyone be content to be poor and equal to on
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What is interesting is that, as demonstrated by mass media and social media’s influences over our politics in the last century we can be motivated, but we have let power become too concentrated in the wrong hands. China’s qualifications for
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9mo ago
Slavery has existed for all human history and still exists today.
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The main thing holding them back for me is the range. A few times a year I do quite long drives, sometimes you get the odd road closure and you've added a day to your trip at best, could be stranded at worst. There will be a phase shif
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Mag safe in the age of goof battery life
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Wow, an actual scientific experiment. Does anyone with expertise know if such things have been done?
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10mo ago
Apple mail steadfastly refusing to permit me to see an email address so I can verify the source of an email. Truly the most cursed.
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11mo ago
lol... try being in poultry. Every time you go to the Phillipines it's: all Balut, all the time.
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Putting Indonesian below Filipino food is quite something.
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Bump was like magic. The only app I have ever truly thought “this is the future”
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The worst online fora for support are for 'for profit' companies. I had one where I was trying to get mongosh (or similar, I think they have had multiple shells) to change some print behavior I had multiple users coming in and giv
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It’s really been the driving force of modern life for centuries at this point.
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See, imo this is why having a good embedding for code is so important. The best of both worlds is available.
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Yeah pure shit for us to eat. I always wonder what the point is.
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I had my car break down in remote mountains and that little image had me climb up trees and eventually find a place where I could make a call from. Once I had two bars they could hear me, before that it was the case that they weren't g
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It’s interesting their schtick was that they were robots and that the line between man and machine was blurred but I think that really it was just the instrument. A dehumanisation of themselves while exploring human themes contrasts well wi
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1y ago
Looking at the billboard hot 100 it all looks like Beatles style pop songs played with electronic instruments and it doesn’t sound much like kraftwerk
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Nostalgic. Important for lo-fi displays and printing etc I do think that well dithered images looked better in some texts than colour images which had more wow but were more distracting.
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Yeah to go to Japanese cuisine with words we don’t use otherwise in English is quite funny.
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For an easy watch his Vidal in Venice documentary is great for giving a feel of him. His intelligence and his vanity.
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I would be very interested to try it on Linux. Looks like I might like the UI.
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1y ago
Cheers!
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Altitude, way rivers flow
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I love maps that are in non standard orientations. South up as a default I think is a little boring once you’ve seen it but thinking wider orienting a map to how it would best display whay you’re mapping (rather than defaulting North/S
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Upper is literally higher up with respect to distance from the Earth’s centre of gravity. When I was 8 or 9 in school we studied Egypt and I had to know and no one could answer. Might have been one of the first things I used Google for.
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