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by TomK32 2y ago
You mean last year, according to this source (2017) https://youtu.be/tdUX3ypDVwI?t=2305
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> regime that controlled NASA As far as I know the political regime of the USA was a democratic one last year. The PR victory of a returning two astronauts (one of which called space her "happy place"[1]) who didn't take t
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by TomK32 2y ago
There are much worse places to wait for a flight home. How Trump and Musk acted is just ridiculous and maybe shows that the are missing the bigger picture in complex situations or lack people close to them whole tell them that an action mig
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It will be very interesting to see if Telsa gets into trouble regarding the emissions market where it did sell its emissions allowance to ICE manufacturers. Less cars sold should mean less carbon credit to sell?
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The BBC is about to commit another self-mutilation with BBC Sounds being restricted to UK users only. They are not thinking in terms of soft power even though we listeners do point it out as one did in the last BBC Feedback program[1]. The
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Voice of America, if anyone else wondered and had to google. Closing it will reduce the USA's soft power in the world and make it easier for China, Iran and Russia to step in.
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> He backed Trump due to the president's commitment to the rule of law, he said, but now Mr Ripp thinks Trump is flouting the correct procedures for reducing the federal workforce. Should someone who ignores a simple fact like Trump
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by TomK32 2y ago
Even the error message is a sign of bad error handling: Last name can't contain "Null". Contain? Is this is really what the if-clause did test for?
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Putin has been pushed back for three years without using nukes. Matter of fact, all countries with nuclear weapons have faces wars and even lost some. The sowiets didn't nuke Afghanistan, the USA didn't nuke Vietnam or <insert
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by TomK32 2y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-support-to-ukr... £7.8 billion in military support £5 billion in non-military support
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It's from 2023 but the last Godot community survey showed a marketshare of 27% for Linux amongst the developer's primary development platform and 55% for exports to Linux[1]. That's quite massive compared to the 2.06% Linux a
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Sounds like a conflict of interest.
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Russia had three years, no eleven, to escalate this war but has not done so. You'd think the Kursk invasion would have triggered but it has has not. It is us Europeans who have to escalate this war, show strength because it's the
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Ukraine has been loosing a three-day-special operation for three years. Russia's refinery's are getting hit and all that crude oil is worthless with a refinery. In the case of the campaign again Nazi Germany's refineries funn
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No one will bother about those loans when a Ukrainian victory will give the EU access to at least the Ukrainian market if not also the market of a new democratic Russia. Please do some long-term thinking on this.
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The EU froze over 200 billion Euros from Russian assets. Russia will never see that money again. Once Putin is defeated Ukraine's debt will be paid with that. Also, please do think long-term: A victory for Ukraine and a second try for
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by TomK32 2y ago
Isn't there anyone in the White House who makes sure Trump isn't inventing numbers? Put the actual dollar amount on a cue account if needed so he doesn't repeat the 350 billion again (of which most stays in the US anyways).
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[Enter TomK32] [Enter Downvote] [Enter Downvote] TomK32: You treacherous cowards! Is thy mind void of any knowledge or are you driven by a devil that you deny the existence of this programming language? [Exit TomK32] PS: https:/&#x2
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No more genius lines from you, Shakespeare?
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Well, since sending those two unpiloted BFRs to Mars three years ago and the first human landed on Mars last year, SpaceX must have been looking for some new task... Source: https://youtu.be/zDUNnfXvzcg?t=2195 at about 36:3
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Luigified? I'm pretty sure those young Doge "tech experts" receive a lot less marriage proposals than Luigi.
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Godot makes it easy to export to Linux and I'm sure it's still true that feedback from Linux users is better even in terms of finding bugs as mentioned in this interview with Croteam in 2015: > The feedback from Linux gamers is
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"Don't overbalance" is an invitation for Spiffing Brit to play yet another perfectly balanced game :-)
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Oh god, I love watching RCE playing it. I'll steer clear off it though, pachinko games are a bad idea for my ADHD :-) Congratulations on the success.
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That'd be nice but I fear our friends on the island are too stubborn to accept and fix their mistake.
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Fiveteen judges have been impeached. Since 1803! [1] It's understandable if you disagree with a judges orders, but if Musk is taking this as a reason to call for impeaching judges he shows a clear lack of understanding of how justice w
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Fascinating. It allows for some interesting observations when you as I zoom in on this one (sadly no direct links to coords/zoom level) https://archive.anarchy.cool/maps/isbn.html You can find publishers like Hueb
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Or at least a discussion about how so divisive, egomanic and sociopathic characters are given far too much airtime and credit. I do wonder whether those 15 minutes of fame should be the upper limit for anyone.
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You base your comment on what? One could say the same things about Musk but at least for Musk we have plenty of sources and his own actions/writings to justify Nate ending his article with "... being co-president requires a much m

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