Dracophoenix

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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
Thank you anyways.
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
That's the subject of the article. Not the other place with Star Wars memorabilia the author parenthetically referred to.
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
These small cafés/bars are called kissa (kee-sah). Unlike a regular café, the kissa is designed to create an atmosphere allowing for a quiet appreciation of the music while drinks are served as an accompaniment. https://
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> Poor economic mobility Maybe you mean poor job mobility for office work. Economic mobility as a whole is high enough for whole towns and villages to become desolate as former residents decamp for the cities.
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> possibly as a judge to get you to give it more permissions judge or kludge?
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> The progressives were never in power... Prohibition, state-run eugenics programs, the end of freedom of contract, Wickard v. Fillburn, the Imperial Presidency, internationalist interventionism, etc. were all born from the original Prog
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
And in turn, Star Wars was inspired by the film-work of Akira Kurosawa. Kurosawa's film noir period dramas are different in tone and scope from Toriyama's action-comedy flare and they both differ in subject matter and characteriza
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> the episode with mace windu taking on an entire droid army - by himself - is what opened my imagination to the true potential that a jedi master has. As a kid, that was my favorite episode of the series first season. I still remember c
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
If we replaced the grocery store in the example with a Hooters and we replaced white and black grocers with female and male servers, it's easier to see the point being made. This is not to say that it is economically (or morally) sensi
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
What answer did you get? (I'm guessing Postgres)
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
It would be helpful if you have a budget in mind and expected usable lifespan for the device. If you need to make an immediate purchase, I would personally recommend Thinkpad P14s Gen 5 (Intel) with maxed specs in everything but RAM (which
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
XJMR ( https://www.econjobrumors.com )
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
*liabilities
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
Asset purchases exist. Notwithstanding variances from one jurisdiction to another, piabilities are attached to promisors, not property.
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> I've heard they aren't common in America. They are in the Northeast. But they don't always keep bad drivers away.
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
By that standard, isn't Linux or really any large enough open-source project a cartel?
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> Similar to how part of the Knights Templar's training was to learn to spit on a cross without spitting on Christ "in their minds" in case they were ever captured and made to do so by their captors. Eerily reminiscent of
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> You're right, I wasn't as articulate as I could have been, when I say "not up for debate" I mean that in an ontological sense (not in the religious meaning), human beings have worth because they are human. It's
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by Dracophoenix 1y ago
> You have inherent worth by virtue of being a human being. Do you feel that's up for debate? Of course it's up for debate. Debate is what gave the notion of "inherent worth"[1] intellectual and popular credence in th
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
> It’s strange to me that this message about trade-offs is not discussed more often by engineers, who are trained to look at these as a habit. > (there can be a whole different discussion what better means) This is the major road bloc
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
> People are not avoiding long-term relationships, they are avoiding the baggage and fairly rigid assumptions that comes with state intervention in their relationships. Unfortunately, avoiding paper marriage is insufficient to avoid such
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
How does the Germany of today reconcile itself with the iconoclasts of its past from mathematicians, physicists, chemists, explorers, filmmakers, and industrialists who set the stage for modern life during the late 19th and early 20th centu
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
This sounds vaguely similar to the plot of The Final Cut. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Final_Cut_(2004_film)
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
Ditto for unprompted redirects.
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Island_(2005_film)
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
The paper Hayek wrote is titled The Use of Knowledge in Society . I Pencil is meant to be a simplified and poeticized example of Hayek's evaluation by Leonard Read.
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
There's already an extension called LibRedirect that can do this.
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
> Sometimes I have the feeling that the ordinary Americans don't have a clue about the impact VoA had in the countries like ours. It's not a feeling. They don't know because domestic broadcasts of VoA were prohibited by fe
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
I think your reply might have been for another poster. I don't disagree with anything you've said.
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by Dracophoenix 2y ago
A salute is just as much an invention as a car. As you pointed out, the politics of a carmaker almost 9 decades ago has little bearing on the car-buyer of today. If the people who invented a decades-old concept behind a salute are dead, the

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