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TempleOS: Version 3.09 Release News
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Can you give us some more information?
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You’re 16, a Pedophile, You Don’t Want to Hurt Anyone. What Do You Do?
(medium.com)
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11y ago
I believe we do, labradors and such for sniffing out drugs and explosives or guiding blind people.
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The birth of a psychopath
(edition.cnn.com)
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11y ago
Well, I can only speak for Denmark, but here you are obliged by law to give water to anyone who asks. At certain restaurants though (the Louisiana museum for instance), the waiter will sometimes politely refer you to the bathroom if you ask
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11y ago
I really disagree. Coming from Denmark, having lived in NYC for 6 months, it was exactly as the parent described it: As if drinking out of a swimming pool. Further, even the salads at restaurants could taste terrible because of the water th
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Japan finally lifts its 67-year-old ban on dancing
(independent.co.uk)
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The Tradeoff Fallacy [pdf]
(asc.upenn.edu)
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Sentinelese people
(en.m.wikipedia.org)
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The Agile Manifesto
(agilemanifesto.org)
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11y ago
> It's a shame you're being downvoted. It's not a shame, his post was entirely void of actual content. It's easy to make statements like his, it's a lot harder to make posts like yours with real data to nuance th
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11y ago
Sourced form this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=9568939&goto=item%3Fid...
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Instant.io – Streaming file transfer over WebTorrent
(instant.io)
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I never considered nuancing a discussion could be unhelpful, but I think I understand your point. There's some kind of underlying truth we're attempting to uncover, and in your opinion, I'm derailing by "nuancing" t
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11y ago
Hey Julian, I really wasn't trying to discredit any of the studies done. Whenever I participate in discussion my main motivation is always to try and create nuances. I know before hand that an actual truth is impossible to attain, so I
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11y ago
Coffee itself might not have anything to do with it; rather, coffee follows a certain lifestyle which is healthier than that of non-drinkers. I.e. it is perhaps quite good for you to get up every morning at 9am and go to work. Active lifest
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11y ago
Yes, it's an excellent film. Makes you yearn for sushi, though you quickly realize that whatever sushi is in your vicinity, is not what you're actually craving; it's a taste of Jiro's mastery. Apparently, Tampopo is in a
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11y ago
Though from a publication which seems entirely shady (click-whoring, shallow content etc), this article [0] really sucked me in. Absolutely astonishing that we have such a clear view of his last days. [0] http://www.livescience.co
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12y ago
That was really interesting, do you have a source? (The title makes it seem like a joke though)
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12y ago
It's funny how you watched a Troma film without actually knowing what it was. Trust me, they were very aware of their "cheesy 80s context". Nuke 'Em High is one of their classics along with Toxic Avenger, which even spaw
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12y ago
Please embrace my willingness to look foolish, I really want to be able to explain this properly; can someone explain to me why fat doesn't get changed into energy, and disappear through heat?
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12y ago
Once in a while you stumble on an artist who leads you down a different road from your usual tastes. Harry Chapin did that for me, with his rendition of the UTA shooting. Quite powerful stuff (as was Chapin's own death, actually). htt
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12y ago
What are the advantages of such maneuverability? I can't believe they're trying to dodge missiles... Is it for aerial combat purposes?
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12y ago
>When used, it degrades to water and salt as the oxygen pops off to oxidize impurities. Are you saying that the chlorine in drinking water turns to salt through oxidization? How is the Na added, specifically? I'm asking because when
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12y ago
What explains this incidence? Is it genetic? EDIT: Vixen explains it below, if a vitamin-D deficiency correlates to high blood pressure that is.
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12y ago
This article gives an overview: https://torrentfreak.com/strike-becomes-totally-dynamic-with...
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Strike: No Torrents, No Magnets and No Indexing. Entirely Dynamic Torrent Site
(getstrike.net)
1 points
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12y ago
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Red Queen Hypothesis
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
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Strike Becomes Totally Dynamic with No Torrents to Take Down
(torrentfreak.com)
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12y ago
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