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by Tagbert 3y ago
Among the few documents that we have of the “dark ages” period in Anglo-Saxon Briton are the property deeds and grant documents. It gives us a little glimpse into the lives, politics, and language of the period that we would not have otherw
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What is the significant harm that is being forced on vast numbers by open records? I could see harm to a small number of people but for the true “vast” number, there is no impact.
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To me, a lot of the better International (Bauhaus) style architecture seems to evoke that timelessness.
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Thanks
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True, though using “can” in place of “should” or “must” would still be a mistake.
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even paraffin is not a significant health concern unless you consume it in large quantities and then the problem is more like Olestra.
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Oddly, I'm getting a server not found for archive.ph.
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That link redirects to archive.ph and then I get “server not found”.
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That Salk space reminds me of the Karnak template in Luxor. https://lonelyplanetimages.imgix.net/a/g/hi/t/a19a8469295279...
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Does Rosetta 2 apply to OS or apps in VMs? I’m not so sure about that.
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We were VIking-2 in Lawrence until around that same time.
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For archeologists, some of the most common and valuable placed to dig are called “middens”. That is an old word that means trash dump. They are a source of tons of information on everyday lives of people of the past.
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You may want to reload the page. Safari on MacOS plays the animation just fine for me.
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It is beautiful. If you watch the Foundation series on Apple TV+ the opening sequence uses a similar technique and I imagine that this event logo was inspired by that production. When watching a series, I usually skip over the opening seque
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Something like that is the reason that most OSs have dropped support for Postscript Type 1 fonts.
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That sounds like the posting title is wrong about the relative number of deaths.
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The rumors and articles on this are all over the place. Some are reporting that the non-pro phones will only support USB 2.0 speeds while the pro phones will support faster Thunderbolt. Others talk about the cables saying that Apple will sh
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In recent cars, the visibility out the backup camera far surpasses the very limited visibility out the back window. It is also better in low light situations where the camera can adjust gain to brighten the scene when you can hardly see out
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I thought love was the seventh wave, according to Sting.
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Windows 1 was hard to work with because they used a strict tiling model for window management. All apps had to fit into a screen grid of non-overlapping tiled windows. You very quickly got to tiles that were too small to be useful and hurt
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and scissors cut paper
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For Apple those ads are only appearing in very limited locations. Apple News articles App Store results App Store listings That's it. Apple isn't doing a large, general audience advertising network.
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Dorian Greeks migrated into Mycenae in the early Bronze Age.
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It may be due to communications problems if a lander came down in one of those shadowed craters. We would not be able to communicate with it. it would probably require relay satellites around the moon to mediate that communication.
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"stealing the nectar" is more like saying that you are stealing the webpages of websites.
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Bees and flowers have a commensel relationship where the flowers provide nectar and some pollen to the bees in exchange for distribution of the flower's pollen for fertilization. The bees aren't "stealing" anything. That
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That is just an example of different conventions of romanizations of Chinese characters. Both should be pronounced with “d”.
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Do you mean Turkish speakers? It is true the Turkish is part of a group of languages from Central Asia that would not have been present in Anatolia 5000 years ago.
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Most masks that I see now are N95 or KN95 style. Definitely no cloth ones.
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You might have included the article titles in those links Google collects 20 times more telemetry from Android devices than Apple from iOS https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26639261 Yes, Amazon Is Tracking People https

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