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by Mtinie 3y ago
Which only made sense if you wanted to conquer a frozen, iron/oxygem-heavy planet[0]. Or, I guess, if you are a Krytonian. ——- [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_the_chemical_el... [1] https:/&
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by Mtinie 3y ago
The “dot” for “dop” mistakes were curious, not because they existed, but that the transcription engine got it right a few times.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
I can get behind this idea. Thank you for clarifying.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Which is valid, but what's the timeframe for rechecking and validating if there's been a change? I'll posit it's practically impossible to catch every single change within a reasonable timeframe to ensure that "a re
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Thank you for sharing! I appreciate the plan you have for the building. Best wishes on your endeavor.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
"I have a 1931 model school built by the works progress administration." As in, you own one? If so, that's awesome! I'd be very interested in learning more.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
The concept of “pace layers,” to me, is a way to describe the iterative process: 1. Determine the base requirements. 2. Build the first draft. 3. Determine what parts of the first draft are useful. Capture those in a design guide. 4. Iterat
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by Mtinie 3y ago
AFAIK, it’s not about emissions or reception, it’s about increasing the LEO coffers via traffic fines. It may be described as a signals concern but that’s simply window dressing.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
THE George Santos, who recently quarterbacked the Super Bowl winning KC Chiefs? Damn. That guy gets around.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
It’s difficult for independent artists to live as independent artists today, even without the specter of a “trillion-dollar groundbreaking plagiarism machine”[0]. So far, we’ve still been producing original work, primarily because it’s what
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Such is every aspect of life, fortunately or unfortunately.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
You need permits to dig a tunnel in Herndon (VA), so it’s not illegal. Similar to any major construction on your home. She didn’t secure them beforehand.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Should they be represented in that case? Scrapers can literally cover every variable within all programmatic languages. Special purpose is specific, and therefore not standard. I can produce a web-centric language that excludes <html&gt
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by Mtinie 3y ago
I’m very interested in hearing more about this. Do tell. How exactly do these teams save lives and prevent terrorist attacks?
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Grandfathering should not occur when the grandparents have quantifiable and qualifiable issues
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Is it a scenario, even if unlikely?
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Photos would be awesome! For science.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
I may be missing a fundamental point of your comment or from the linked content, but given the minuscule number of users who’d be concerned with this in practical presentation, I sincerely hope that the UXers involved didn’t optimize for th
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Society says that progress goes forward. Toes? Not always.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
In the specific hypothetical case mentioned, wouldn’t that constitute “public” information if it was overheard in a non-controlled location?
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by Mtinie 3y ago
I agree they share elements, and that’s totally expected given their architectural style lineage. Central Post & Telegraph building is classified as Neo-Baroque[1], while the Harold Washington Library (of significantly later constructio
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by Mtinie 3y ago
You are mistaken. I distinctly remember attending gatherings with friends of my parents’ when I was a kid (1980s). At some point in the night, usually after dinner, someone would pull out the latest issue of “People” or “Cosmopolitan” and n
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by Mtinie 3y ago
As an aside, are we at a point in democratized hardware where I could buy the right components and a traced PCB to recreate a Gameboy?
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Right, but I’m wondering if the notch was actually useful for legitimate passengers in the event of an accident.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
The strange thing about that modification is that it appears on the surface to be a legitimate safety improvement. Could the underlying test be subpar?
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by Mtinie 3y ago
> We can't trust foreign companies for various reasons. Removing the xenophobia: “We can’t trust companies for various reasons.”
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Really? That’s an interesting take and one that I hadn’t considered. I need to think about how I feel regarding the underlying premise but I can certainly see where you can make the argument. I agree that jumping to lynch mob reactions aren
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by Mtinie 3y ago
The primary difference is directly connecting injuries and deaths with the action, rather than indirectly connecting them. This does not mean that I personally feel they aren’t equally reprehensible and bad for society.
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by Mtinie 3y ago
Or, we collectively decide that it’s unlikely scandals of this scope did not previously pass the CEO’s desk at some point in the timeline and start with penalties at the top, and then move down the line. My argument can be expanded to the f
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by Mtinie 3y ago
I found the content to be of interest and gave me new things to think about. But honestly, I was hoping before I clicked it that this was going to be about how to escape from the inside of a shipping container.

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