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"Plague of Pythons" is available (for free) on Standard Ebooks for anyone else interested in reading it: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/frederik-pohl/plague-of-py...
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> That evidence wouldn't be admitted. There's no “the guy deserved it” defense for murder, it's always illegal to kill people. That's where jury nullification comes in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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To add to this it should be noted that some consider Christianity inherently antisemitic, either because they believe all Christians blame all Jews for Christ's crucifixion, or because Christians believe the New Testament presents a ne
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> T-Mobile US is IPv6-only on handsets… N=1 but T-Mobile US appears to be IPv6 enabled, not IPv6-only: https://i.imgur.com/ZPi398P.jpeg
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Is that this book? https://openlibrary.org/works/OL88800W/The_Machine_Stops
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The server seems to have fallen over, here's an archived copy: https://archive.today/8uvha
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Is this satire? You neglected to mention the president that has been convicted of multiple felonies
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Wikipedia doesn't say archive.today is blocked in your country, so this link might work for you: https://archive.today/7b6Lz
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2y ago
I can confirm that content censored to suit restrictive platforms finds it's way to less restrictive platforms (e.g. a screenshot of a Tumblr post censored for Meta may find it's way to Imgur) I have noticed that some users on Img
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I get the same bug with Firefox and AnySoftKeyboard , so it might be Firefox's bug : https://anysoftkeyboard.github.io/
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> (Curiously enough, Celluloid seems to play this and Haruna doesn’t, although both are wrappers for mpv.) I'm not familiar with how they wrap MPV, but it could be that one uses MPV built against a library that provides support and
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Non-Amazon link: https://www.lightdims.com/store.htm
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Same in Firefox on Android
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Archive link: https://archive.ph/IGBTL
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Archive link: https://archive.ph/yvJVJ
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"Lockout" being shorthand for Uber/Lyft enforcing a minimum number of passengers per mile (by suspending drivers to alter the driver/passenger ratio) in order to game NYC pay laws
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https://archive.ph/JC65c
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> Either sell the ring and include lifetime membership for free like Garmin [0], or _lease/rent_ the device on contract and charge a monthly fee. Don't do both An example of something similar is quip¹'s subscription, you b
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As someone who currently uses a card on Steam, I can confirm Steam asks for the card security code every time I make a purchase.
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> I was just thinking about Fuse the other day for a project to get around case sensitivity in linux for a use case. You should give ciopfs* a shot, it's worked well enough for my use case (playing games indirectly based on nwjs) *
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> I'd take a one-touch button to temporarily disable autocorrect/auto-capitalization. Either toggled or until next space. AnySoftKeyboard¹ has this²; the button disappears with the suggestions but the setting only "sticks&
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>An Orthodox Christian with a Ph.D. from Harvard, Pravica has found hyperdimensionality to be a unique way of bridging his scientific background with his religious beliefs. In case anyone was wondering why this theory sounded familiar, t
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2y ago
Previous discussion (4 votes, 1 comment): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38574175
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> Even democracies themselves are not perfect. Marginalised groups can still be oppressed in different ways even in a democracy. For clear examples of this, see the democratic countries listed on this page: https://en.wikipedi
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> The annoying thing is the stuff that really would benefit most from wireless is lower power, less often used stuff, which never actually has it... A Qi charging flashlight would be pretty nice. But almost nobody does them. I've th
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One reason to use your own relay/discosrv (if anyone wants one) is that some of the public relays/discosrvs are also hosting Tor nodes, so Ubiquity's routers will tell their Admin you're using Tor.
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Probably? https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/1d9d39c49a22d5db774d54ad...
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TRS in this case is TRS-80, not Tip-Ring-Sleeve
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> I also have issues with most map apps and using them for navigation. It seems that the UI designers for these things never consider difficulty in seeing the crucial details on a small screen at high velocities with small glances. >
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> The other would be "reefer" trucks, which usually have a small diesel motor, with a separate tank, which runs the compressor to keep the trailer cool. There might be some trade off in replacing that with a battery driven syst
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