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HN won't let me edit or delete the first time I replied and I don't like how its formatted. Though I just tested and am adding this sentence as an edit, strange site behavior... Sorry for repost folks but need to: Oh boy, "th
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Oh boy, "the list"... Here goes a simplified version: Beef chicken and pork (other meats untested, manual exposure testing required) ALL nightshades (potato's tomatoes peppers etc) the Entire Carrot/Celery/Parsley f
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3y ago
The question is how many people are also just switching because they're being forced to go to 11 despite not wanting to, yet again, and so Linux seems like a stable reliable option for most of them? Most don't do significant PC ga
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I had bad undiagnosed allergies for years that made me vomit for hours a day every day (amount many other things). Cost the 4 rearmost teeth on the top side not including the wisdom teeth which were prob gonna need to go anyways. They got e
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Heres the thing about the ToC and licenses: Bots aren't people and can't read nor consent. They just consume. Any page which can be served without first displaying a ToC or other terms which explicitly prohibit access is not prote
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Well... There is an argument for those based solely in the volume of loan words from French though right? Not saying it's wrong to not deride someone for using the proper spelling but the existence of the French forms shouldn't in
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You've conflated being able to use legacy apps which require a very specific stack of components with the complete absence of any such components. Additionally you've failed to recognize that where legacy code is maintained Exactl
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More aptly called suppliers imo
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The level of disingenuous is absurd at this point. Do investors get paid in exchange for returning the bonds? Yes. The fact that the government repeats the process is irrelevant to the simple fact that the Cash printed is done so by first s
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Umm, anything windows can't be open sourced because significant parts are still in use and source access would create serious security issues due to how MS handles legacy components, right?
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3y ago
As a minor musician, I have to say I find the entire legal model around music to be effing ridiculous and more harmful to the art and society than the benefit justifies It all disproportionately benefits big names and corporations while sma
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3y ago
Theres actually a whole thing in the law about who to sue and how damages are dealt with, specifically that one goes for the Big offender for the full amount and then that party can pursue the smaller offenders to repay thier share of the c
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The use of quotations on a Single word which had no unusual usage in common parlance and which was not being used to request clarification is implicitly being air quoted... Y'know, the thing bigots do to cowardly deride others. Are you
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Yea I'm wondering if we just had more of it left more recently than the Yanks and thus most of them have absolutely zero clue about this as they literally had zero of this type of material in any of their old construction aside from hi
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And Sealioning is in action, and thus so is Poe's law. No reasonable person could believe you're acting in good faith, right? Really...
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> They aren't, the central bank indefinitely rolls them over Wow, that's purely disingenuous Investors are absolutely paid back. Why do you think people buy them? Really, given that and every other response so far I'm afra
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Nah, you want an account which you have full control over and is the bearer of your generated content, rather than your content spread across thousands of independent servers which you have zero control over. People are fundamentally misund
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3y ago
Very common for start ups with inexperienced devs, not for long standing tech companies with the best and most experienced employees... Isn't Elon supposed to know this shit himself? I guess we learned alot about the state of the compa
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I'm pretty sure they're conflating a higher likelihood of determining an action precluding risk factor prior to action with actual self control and discipline.... It's more just that the smarter you are the more likely you ar
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3y ago
I may have replied to your comment as though it was an adjacent one.
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Amazon handles the customer interactions, the fulfillment at nearly every step (shipping, picking and packing, returns, etc), takes a cut per sale, etc etc etc Under most reasonable definitions the seller of record should in fact be Amazon
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Just a note for those who didn't consider the following: Theres likely plenty of businesses which have legitimately engaged and not pulled the switch, but you would still receive the counterfeit product due to the manner in which Amazo
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I doubt it ever would become the standard unless everyone was using third party libraries that forced it in some way, most likely opaque by default which would cause plenty of devs headaches, right? The easiest path will always be the defau
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No. New pyrex Is Not Boro. Pipe makers used to show off their boro pipes by Throwing them at the ground.... Something you could never dream of doing with traditional glass (soda lime). Why do you folks keep saying this? At least google it f
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Ask any glass worker Boro got heavy use in scientific glassware for more than one reason (durability, neutrality, etc) Soda-Lime glass is the standard glass your think of and it's weak af. Pipe makers would show off their Boro pipes by
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To me the Gnostic beliefs seem rather explicitly those of Jesus described in the remaining texts, despite thier efforts to wipe it away. We are all the children of God according to the Bible, therefore Jesus was no more than the Son of God
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Have you ever considered they're being fake? You are aware of how systemic police gangs are right? Inherent to that is constant deception...
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And here is thought the way you describe holding them was the proper way.... It's how I've pretty much always held them... It feels like only a monkey would full palm them...
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And yet again instead of actually addressing what is said you just keep playing a game by repeating the same argument in various forms Argumentum Ad Nauseum is generally a type of fallacious conduct Given this, you're quickly reaching
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And just to drive home the point: You are aware how challenging writing a date system is, right? Well taxes are even worse And have to be updated frequently (often more than once a year). The cost is absurd.
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