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I don't understand and can't accept why crimes committed while drunk get you a lesser punishment than a crime committed while sober.
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He was found guilty by the jury in April 2008 and led police to her body in July.
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3y ago
Don't worry too much about 3D (though Godot will make it easy enough to switch from 2D to 3D and even combine both) but focus on fun instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy0aCDmgnxg
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It's you personal choice (and car-centric infrastructure allowing you) to travel such a long distance to the office.
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I my city we have to large supermarkets very close to each other with an optional self-checkout. In one supermarket there is still a person who helps shoppers when they are using the self-checkout the first time or hit a problem like the ag
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3y ago
It's not news, I'm no British or living in the UK but read about it in the Guardian years ago which reported about it again and again since 2015 and other newspapers did too https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/
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3y ago
Took me a while to fill it all. Nothing exciting happens. If ideas for developing it further are welcome: Make them bees fly to flowers, spiders web their nets, rabbits hunt down carrots etc, sun flowers turning and pointing towards the sun
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3y ago
Non-US-flagged ships carry goods to/from the US and if not then the might transport goods that will be refined into some other good the US will import. The USA are #3 exporter and #1 importer in the world with a value of >1.4 and &g
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There is simply no way around hitting Iran. Hard. Take out it's airfields and factories, if it's power player are hit as well, like Soleimani was, it could give the young population a chance to get rid of the old mullahs and regai
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Don't ask me why, but I had to urge to look up the number of Chinese surnames: About 2000 are currently in use, half the Han Chinese population uses just 19 surnames. Quite low compared to the 850 THOUSAND (another source has more than
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The cheese-loving aviators have the Swiss-cheese-model to visualize how small unimportant errors can stack up to a catastrophic outcome. Though in my opinion there's a flaw in this thinking as no sane cheese seller would shuffle their
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The Global Slavery Index has estimates and as the article about China's fleets mentions North Korea, that hellish pit is obviously on #1 with >10% of the population in modern slavery https://www.walkfree.org/global-s
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Let's call the largest operator of illegal fishing boats by its name: China > This Chinese fleet is also categorized by The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime as the largest purveyor of illegal fishing in
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3y ago
To be fair, Top Spot in The Netherlands is only 23.5% and there isn't a new government yet. Does the average Nederlander know what bloc each of those 15 parties in the parliament belong to?
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As a German enjoying my rights by living in another EU country I can only say: The UK is welcome to come back, the sooner the better.
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> > All the nuclear supporters I know deal heavily in magical thinking, completely ignoring the factual reality of the industry. > All the solar and wind proponents I know deal heavily in magical thinking, completely ignoring the f
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3y ago
Thanks, I was missing a DKIM on my mailcow setup. 10/10 now :-)
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Looking at Ringo and Paul singing next to each other, they weren't even in the same room for this! https://youtu.be/Opxhh9Oh3rg?t=87
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I recently had the displeasure of watching "Callas Paris 1958" in the cinema. Visually an unbelievable dystopia. Here's the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzTMIoRpmF8 and in the description it claims
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3y ago
On the other hand, proofing your UK address to the council, bank or literally anyone, is one of the most mind numbing things ever... speaking as a German.
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Thus the interesting question a journalist should research would be: Why did spike during the Covid years happen?
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More like: After a two-year spike in the number of active investors in US VC it returns to 2020 levels.
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Yet RSpec is one the best and easiest software to learn the idea of domain-specific languages.
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Still, we did have the industry in Germany and it produced quality panels without shady practices like Chinese manfuacturers.
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Just think of it as crop rotation on a 30-year span.
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It's all down to politics. The German government practically killed (predominantely East-) Germany's solar industry by messing around with the Stromeinspeisungsgesetz and didn't protect the local producers against the the Chi
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yeah, just a scare and something for the CV :-)
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For the US it's 100 miles and 2/3 of the US population live in this zone. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone
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As a programmer who has been hit by a bus (after riding on that same bus for five hours to it's endstop in western Greece) I'd like to point out that getting hit and killed by a car is a much higher risk. Add the rise of SUV sales
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Just looking at the cheap 20TB disk drives available here in Austria, the disks alone add just over 4000 Euros to that, and then you still need a machine to host 12 drives, I see one QNAP for 12 disk for only 1500 Euros. But it has only a
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