Maken

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by Maken 2y ago
By that time, I doubt we will be around to see it.
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by Maken 2y ago
Given one of their first goals was to end the discrimination against bastards (children with unknown father), I would say not.
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by Maken 2y ago
The URSS did draft women. Also, massive civilian casualties.
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by Maken 2y ago
You probably should look at single mothers' statistics. Edit: To provide more context: It was not exactly "official policy", but single mothers became much more common in Britain after WWI due to the fathers either dying in t
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by Maken 2y ago
There is always the chance that whoever stole it knew it was "the most valuable book in the vault", and afterwards realised he lacked the necessary connections sell it.
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by Maken 2y ago
Apparently one of those costs around 15K $. I don't know if you can buy a couple or they only sell those in massive batches, but in any case, how many human kidneys you need to sell to get 30K $?
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by Maken 2y ago
It's all bots. Humans are hidden in the margins of modern internet.
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by Maken 2y ago
Steam can't stop recommending me this Banana game despite it obviously being nothing more than a printer of artificially limited inventory items. It's a scam and it has been running for days.
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by Maken 2y ago
They do in journals that charge such an exorbitant rate it would look bad if they did not try to justify it.
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by Maken 2y ago
I do not think it's working. The AfD was the second most voted party for the European parliament, despite their candidate literally defending the SS a few weeks prior.
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by Maken 2y ago
Orban never disappoints.
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by Maken 2y ago
You can vote for a different president/prime minister.
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by Maken 2y ago
The original 3DGS paper relied on some really hand-wavy heuristics to optimice the gaussians' location and size (and yet it worked remarkably well).
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by Maken 2y ago
Nowadays, every new series or movie is set in a pre-existing universe that dates from the late 80s or 90s. Everything must be part of become a franchise to be funded, even if the team behind have little or nothing to do with the original
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by Maken 2y ago
I used to do that, but nowadays I tend to stick with either my distro or developer repositories. Internet is a wild place.
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by Maken 2y ago
Precisely cathedrals are rare enough that seven of them in a line dedicated to the same archangel could no be a coincidence. I bet you can make similar lines if you look for churchess and sanctuaries dedicated to another important saint or
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by Maken 2y ago
You are right, not all the temples in the "line" are cathedrals, which does make the entire story less credible.
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by Maken 2y ago
But only 7 of those are Cathedrals, and only those are aligned.
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by Maken 2y ago
In the linked article ( https://www.amusingplanet.com/2019/06/the-galloping-horse-pr... ) there are some examples of "wrong" galloping horses. The first two examples look like the "rotary gallop"
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by Maken 2y ago
I'm seriously surprised by seeing Erdogan and "strong leader" together.
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by Maken 2y ago
I wish they European Parliament had all the power. Most of the bullshit comes from the Commission, which is the least democratic body of the EU.
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by Maken 2y ago
The ones in charge are usually more concerned about shielding themselves from fraud accusations than actually preventing fraud. Relying on widely accepted yet flawed rankings allows them to redirect any fingers pointing at them. Nobody was
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by Maken 2y ago
To be fair, selling this thing seems harder than making it.
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by Maken 2y ago
I just wanted to say that it was quite amusing that the last sentence of the article was "There is no reason why the greatest financial system the world has ever seen cannot settle trades in real time", followed immediately by the
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by Maken 2y ago
Mi interpretation is 4 millions exposed to Agent Orange, 3 millions developed medical conditions as a result.
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by Maken 2y ago
All that is dwarfed next to the amount of people watching the latest reaction to a repost of a video in TikTok.
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by Maken 2y ago
Do you realise Uber and Lyft are already doing this, right?
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by Maken 2y ago
It is still perfectly possible to access RT from Spain, even using regular ISP DNS servers.
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by Maken 2y ago
In Xorg it is definitely an issue. Virtually all games use a borderless window because actual X11 fullscreen is awful: it captures all input events and changes the system's screen resolution to whatever the application is running at.
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by Maken 2y ago
There was no need for a rival. Peasant revolts were actually quite common and in some cases they succeed in forcing their feudal lords' hands, to some degree [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_Remenc

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