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RupertSalt
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Now whenever the cameras detect a lost dog, all your neighbors' phones begin playing "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan
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How Dare You!
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The latter. They appear to be distinguished externally by the vehicle model and new sensor design. Currently, the production fleet in Phoenix and elsewhere consists of the Jaguar I-PACE. The sixth generation would have been in testing phase
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A disc jockey is an entertainer who spins records or compact discs to play music. A discothèque is a nightclub where disc jockeys can perform live, spinning to create a party atmosphere for socializing and dancing. In the United States, the
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Traditional malware relies on delivery of “payload” with a custom program and data, and/or establishing persistence by installing files to local storage. These behaviors generate distinctive evidence of compromise in-progress, active,
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During an opening scene in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull , Dr. Jones is surrounded by hostile Russian soldiers, but he immediately observes that Dr. Irina Spalko [Cate Blanchett] "isn't from around here"
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I tried writing a comment to explain the Chicano perspective, but since I am a non-Chicano American, I was just making things up. Suffice it to say that the Chicano experience and perspectives on nationalism are different than that of typic
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Now that piques my interest. Could you be more specific? Using Stellarium, set the location to Tres Zapotes, but not knowing how far off the calendar's reckoning would be, the closest I have come is a partial solar eclipse, after 9pm o
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Ireland currently has a population of approximately 5,501,000 people. There is great news: Bono and the rest of his band have agreed to provide subsidies for the 5,499,000 citizens who aren't receiving the BIA funds, and they'll b
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Well good work, you insightful claude!
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Okay, my fault for skipping a lot of stuff in the middle, but a question began to burn in my mind. They have determined the full inscription, calculated the Olmec date, and correlated it to our Gregorian reckoning. The end of the article sa
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This is a salient point: the mRNA method of inoculation is radically different from conventional "vaccines" as invented by Sabin and Salk (peace be upon them). The traditional vaccines rely on a large industrial supply of chicken
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Well, they would have the legal right to force-choke your account, or chain your partner to a golden bikini, when they discover that you weren't abiding by the Terms and Conditions which you agreed to. Seems fair.
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Neither nation promises universal income: 8,000 Irish artists applied, and 2,000 were accepted. Likewise, with the NEA, since they offer grants, you'd need to qualify, apply, and justify your work, and probably renew on an annual basis
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Now look at them yo-yos, that's the way you do it You play the guitar on the MTV That ain't workin', that's the way you do it Money for nothin' and your chicks for free We got to install microwave ovens, custom kit
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In the days of the Beatles, and throughout the heyday of the recording industry, the artists and their management pursued "hits", to be sure, and wanted to be seen on the Billboard charts and in rotation on the radio. But that was
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In the United States, the National Endowment for the Arts has issued more than 128,000 grants, totaling more than $5 billion, to fund the projects of American artists. These subsidies have not lacked controversy, and were eventually challen
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Instead, they chose a classic, yet timeless pop-culture reference: Mark Twain in 1897. http://isabevigodadead.com/ [That's right, kids. There is no HTTPS server.]
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This is, as far as I know, a completely accurate and factual take. It is also nearly irrelevant. The two entities which have reported on this event are looking for tcp traffic on port 23, not TELNET protocol traffic. So indeed, as you say,
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If you want a disinterested perspective from the Research & Education community, look to CAIDA, the Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis: https://www.caida.org/ Also I just found "Hawkeye" the author of T
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Were your MUDs on port 23? <runs and hides> For Tiny* servers, "raw telnet" was considered a ghetto experience. The worst part was that the asynchronous output would just stream in whether or not you were done typing, and yo
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I wouldn't say that the women are less valuable! Anyone who can play a pipe organ and has the other skills to put in hours on weekly performances and rehearsals, they are rare and indispensable to the place that has the organ. If someo
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They were not, actually. IIRC, it went like this: the account creation screen prompted them for a birthdate. They entered a fictitious one and pretended to be over 13. (I saw my niece do this in front of me, and I just sighed a very heavy s
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Don't worry. The SpaceX employees will never agree on how to pronounce "unionized".
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When I played an MMOG, if the admins found out that a child was underage, it was customary for them to suspend their account until their 13th birthday. I thought this was a clever policy, but I just can't understand the reverse of auth
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Yes, the display will chime and indicate "We're working to help you get moving again" and "Sit tight and keep your seatbelt fastened." Support may call in if necessary. Or if you've reached out to Support, they
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What does "easy" and "hard" mean? Approaching the range? Matching the pitch? Sustaining it for a time? There are not many tasks that can be cut-and-dried as universally "easy"/"hard". "The S
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Nine Unelected Neural Nets? https://m.xkcd.com/2173/
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Me neither. I looked into their Support documentation and it explains how to run the app, not how it works. I read a 2-slide "Whitepaper" and it describes the many advantages and sort of tells you how it starts in "Ring 0&quo
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In 2008, I visited Manresa in Catalonia. An uncited passage in Wikipedia explains how the French Troops, defeated during their Napoleonic Invasion (1808), burned and demolished Manresa on retreat, and the villagers simply rebuilt the buildi
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