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by Two4 2y ago
Landslide refers to the margin of the victory, not whether the popular vote is won or not. This was a close election, relatively speaking, and the red team didn't achieve a landslide victory.
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by Two4 2y ago
For one of the recent Bad Boys movies (one he didn't direct) they had Michael Bay make a cameo appearance where they shot him with one of his signature telephoto orbit techniques (orbit the subject with a long lens for a very dramatic
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by Two4 2y ago
I don't get why the US doesn't have basic consumer protections, like products and services must be advertised at their total cost to consumer. Why not have supermarket prices marked with sales tax included? Why allow companies to
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by Two4 2y ago
If there's one thing you want if you're highly dependent on a single vendor or supplier, it's a competitor to keep them in check. Expect the big players to buy a bunch of these, even if they do own shares in ASML.
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by Two4 2y ago
Even if EVs are 100% powered by coal-generated electricity, the efficiency gains are massive, both at the generation end and the consumption end. EVs have up to double the efficiency in terms of power delivered to the wheels, and coal gener
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by Two4 2y ago
There is basically no western economy in which most academics don't earn subsistence wages, perhaps slightly more. You basically have to make associate professor before you can have a more comfortable lifestyle. Even at prestigious uni
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by Two4 2y ago
Newcleeur
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by Two4 2y ago
Tire and brake dust, sand, little bit of grease, some soot settling out of the smog, maybe some salt (if you're by the sea)
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by Two4 2y ago
karma is a term _used_ by reddit, but it definitely isn't exclusively used there. Outside of its hindu origin, it's used by quite a few forums that track user submission/comment votes as a user score, including hackernews.
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by Two4 2y ago
This also happened to myself and one or two colleagues when I was a barman. We'd start our shift cutting up limes and lemons for cocktails, and we developed weirdly sensitive skin and dermatitis on our wrists and between our fingers. E
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by Two4 2y ago
It may be a good idea to disclose it anyway, depending on the regulatory environment. In many countries, having a disability makes you more difficult to fire. This is especially true if they are trying to fire you for reasons that are even
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by Two4 2y ago
Make sure your filter is clean and that you're adding soap to your prewash. If you're still getting dirty dishes after that, you may need to check your water hardness and adjust your salt dispenser. Dishwashers should only struggl
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by Two4 2y ago
I happen to know there's intense debate about that in some corners of the internet.
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by Two4 2y ago
The card issuer will always have the final say when it comes to chargebacks. Each issuer has a different policy, and Stripe cannot (or should not) gamble on whether the issuer shares their view on a dispute, lest they be left holding the ba
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by Two4 2y ago
Uranium mining in Southern Africa has always primarily been about exports, not building an arms program. It did conveniently provide the raw materials, but that's not why the industry existed, or still exists after disarmament. Otherwi
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by Two4 2y ago
When I first came to this site, I had just quit Reddit. I got into a nationalistic flamebaiting comment thread with a nationalist flamebait comment, and dang told me off for it. It made me realise that I'd brought things I didn't
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by Two4 2y ago
sure, when I pay illegal immigrants less than minimum wage for dangerous work I've broken the law, but when Apple does unfair labour practices they've "broken the law" with "quote marks" around it.
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by Two4 2y ago
Sure, they had a choice in which engine to use, but that's not the point. Your logic regarding sales figures and percentages is also missing context and is probably a bit too generous when it comes to how much money has been made. The
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by Two4 2y ago
Eh, maybe the big landowners and elites. Reminds me of the modern US.
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by Two4 2y ago
But they've already sold the seat on the abandoned leg of the journey, haven't they? What difference would it make if someone sits in that seat or not?
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by Two4 2y ago
I can't tell if this is bad AI, or someone trolling as bad AI
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by Two4 2y ago
Ah ok, here's an updated hierarchy: Football SERIE A Judiciary Mafia | Government Policia Public Non-italians
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by Two4 2y ago
You've never dealt with enterprise networks where the auth server lived on a different continent
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by Two4 2y ago
Wot
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by Two4 2y ago
Cash indeed has a high handling cost. In my country and many others, withdrawing cash at the supermarket teller with your card is free (as in no ATM fees) because it reduces the amount of cash handled and transported by branches. They'
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by Two4 2y ago
It's always mentioned when this sort of question comes up, but for good reason: Rollercoaster Tycoon (although apparently the DirectX stuff was written in C)
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by Two4 2y ago
Don't look at the revenue, look at the margins. If the margins are in the single digits, 100 million looks much more attractive.
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by Two4 2y ago
"soups" is the verb here, "van Goghs" is the object. Weirdly enough too, "souping" is a noun here. This whole sentence is a flustercuck for non-native speakers.
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by Two4 2y ago
That would result in actual property and financial damages. What they've done here is 20 minutes with a rag and detergent to clean up. As others have pointed out, the actual paintings are not affected.
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by Two4 2y ago
This seems a tad defensive, very ra ra go team. Can't we all celebrate a step forward in computing technology?

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