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What? Where on reddit do you need to meet anything like 2257 requirements to post pictures of yourself?
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Sorry, I meant source that that's the reason they stopped including the details.
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source? Do they only do this to @gmail emails?
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holograms? What do you mean?
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A Magpie's Nest: Discussing the Lord of the Rings Soundtrack
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Which abysmal android update policy? What waste?
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As far as I can tell the update supports the article's conclusion?
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I would appreciate a source. I could only find a source the other direction. https://www.vox.com/2015/7/28/9050469/watermelon-breeding-pa...
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If anyone else is wondering what ZIMMR means in this context, it is a specific feature of the Denver airport: https://ja.flightaware.com/resources/airport/DEN/DP/ZIMMR+TW...
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pypi tgz at archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20210216214208/https://files.pyt... Also https://github.com/hirajanwin/endgame is still up as of 00:58 Wednesday, February 17, 2
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Could you explain this more? It's a basilisk how?
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The technical summary here seems to be: patreon shouldn't allow usernames/url slugs to be reused.
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The only "acknowledgement" is checking for the registry key "SOFTWARE\Wine\Wine\Config"
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Arguably the entire reason that Rijndael won the AES competition is because it isn't "randomly mashed up". Each of the individual steps in AES is (relatively) simple and has an explainable design motivation. Unfortunately I
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I think for most people that would be a significantly larger time investment.
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The first link says "several flashes per second". I was thinking more like a blink every few seconds, which seems to be annoying but not dangerous.
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There is no reason it needs to blink quickly.
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This seems to go above and beyond restrictions in even many blue states and seems incredibly unlikely to pass.
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6y ago
Could you clarify? What's the relation between Kotlin and Java 8 and/or Google?
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>WSB was a relatively small sub up until the last month or so I'm not so sure about this, but it's relative. IIRC it's regularly hit /r/all for a couple years.
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well, we do know that combusting plant matter and inhaling the smoke is bad for any plant (although particularly bad for tabacco). For the actual effects of the active ingredients though it's definitely not clear cut either way.
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Is it possible it's no longer available for security reasons?
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https://www.turning-japanese.info/2016/09/totals.html says: > As of 2015, a total of almost 581,000 people have become legally Japanese since the fall of the shogunate and the rise of constitutional "weste
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>Most cats, that is. 50-70% do not respond to catnip. Wouldn't that be the opposite of "most"?
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Many enterprises require some form of anti-virus on all endpoints, including macs.
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Note that you still can use the the iro/color suffix for aka (red), ao (blue), midori (green), you just don't have to and they also function as standalone adjectives. E.g. akai (赤い) -- red (adjective) vs akairo (赤色) -- the color r
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Realistically, how easy is it for Intel to switch like this? Is there really some industry standard interchange format they can use to ship their i3 design off to a different fab? I would have expected them to use proprietary formats from t
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What's problematic about Made In Abyss?
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>you can override a val x:Int with a val x:Int get() Could you expand on this? I don't follow what you mean. Are you talking about some form of shadowing?
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All I meant was that this is significantly better than other programs. I've seen similar bugs pay out in the hundreds.
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