Maken

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by Maken 2y ago
To fully represent HTML, they should be displayed with sightly different fonts and kerning in each operating system.
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by Maken 2y ago
The Mac port seems to be missing, but the updated HL2 definitely has Linux support.
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by Maken 2y ago
It is the orientation of the plane, but not the orientation inside the plane. How does BSP decides in which direction it must display the textures inside a plane?
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by Maken 2y ago
I like how he still tries to sell his merchandise until the very last moment.
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by Maken 2y ago
Whatever it is, it for sure has the lolzs as its basis.
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by Maken 2y ago
Infowars itself confirms it: https://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-live-last-infowars-tran...
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by Maken 2y ago
Haven't you seen the DOGE department yet?
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by Maken 2y ago
Now I'm curious. How does BSP encode the orientation of a plane wrt its normal?
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by Maken 2y ago
Early medieval kings - like those of the Franks, the Visigoths or the Nordic people - were more often than not elected for life. Arguably the distinction between royalty, nobility and commonfolk grew larger the longer the feudal system wa
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by Maken 2y ago
It is probably one of the factors, but not the only one. Or maybe it's part of the "not a meaningful difference" factor.
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by Maken 2y ago
Restrictions on the use of weapons are reasonable. The non-nuclear proliferation efforts were the real disaster. They clearly failed.
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by Maken 2y ago
Or just everyone joining the French one. They already have supersonic ICBMs.
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by Maken 2y ago
Sadly, it is time for the EU to develop its own coordinated army. I think in the long term it will be better if we are able to have our own geopolitical interests, instead of having to follow the USA in everything because they are our bodyg
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by Maken 2y ago
This is quite bleak.
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by Maken 2y ago
While I'm also skeptical, production could be moved from the US and other Western countries into Asia thanks to the "correct" economical incentives. There is no reason it can be moved again. But we all know it will be moved t
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by Maken 2y ago
Europe is already rethinking it. Have you heard of Sahra Wagenknecht?
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by Maken 2y ago
The UK is rapidly collapsing and at this point is a husk of a country in which nothing works except the City banking accounts.
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by Maken 2y ago
As a foreigner, the Democratic party just lives of to crying wolf on the Republican party without offering any meaningful difference. And people have gotten tired of it, judging by the fact that Trump is not getting more voters than in 2020
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by Maken 2y ago
Has "stop supporting the Gulf absolute monarchies" even been part of any presidential debate?
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by Maken 2y ago
Text size decides everything: paragraph size, heading breaks, figure placement, etc.
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by Maken 2y ago
The NSA just needs a call to Riot headquarters to ensure their rootkit is also included.
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by Maken 2y ago
There are a couple of rules that cause confusion: - b, v and sound like /b/, because v lost its original pronunciation and w was lent from other languages. - h lost its sound and became silent (used to be a soft /f/). -
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by Maken 2y ago
The historical spelling is quite limited, and mostly for retro-compatibility. Spanish tries to be understandable across a large number of countries and rules must accommodate old Spanish dating from the XV century.
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by Maken 2y ago
Is there any directive against defining an outline for :hover?
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by Maken 2y ago
I am seriously concerned about who will generate new content when everyone is interacting with the internet with AI crawlers.
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by Maken 2y ago
It is more puzzling how much emptiness there is. Everything we see in these images is absurdly far from each other.
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by Maken 2y ago
Is anyone actually using Cybertrucks for towing heavy loads? I'm under the impression it's mostly a recreational vehicle.
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by Maken 2y ago
No, those were the restrained ones. They at least put some effort in making their relics credible. The clergy in the 16th century literally wrote "Get out of Hell" cards and sell them for money. What made them stop was Protestanti
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by Maken 2y ago
Well, to make that metaphor work with the Shroud, you have to add a couple of extra details: 1. Your father got it from your granpa, who really liked to boast about family treasures and often made up stories about his parents and grandparen
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by Maken 2y ago
Sometimes inaccessibility is a feature. Probably the Tibetans monks wanted their scrolls to look imposing and almost beyond human comprehension, so they would look like magic to the common folk and the educated few would marvel at their abi

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