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by alliao 2y ago
the internal security measures costs more than military which says how happy the populace is? It is in CCP's interest to make sure everyone's breaking the law all the time, this gives them maximum flexibility to arrest anyone at w
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by alliao 2y ago
that's why I have long maintained CCP is the biggest threat to all citizens currently living in relatively free societies right now. Our democratic governments are only seemingly disgusted but whoever holds real power are ENTICED &quot
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by alliao 2y ago
it's a bit like LED and incandescent light bulbs rice cookers and kamado-san sure the new is efficient and full of add-on functionalities but somehow it's still being compared with the old, and still playing catch up we got &quot
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by alliao 2y ago
I just want to acknowledge the general lucidity of this community, also finding out I am not insane is bit of a bonus. love this community, please don't change
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by alliao 2y ago
I don't get why yellow isn't subsidised for all the printers I'm running out of yellow despite hardly ever printing any colour or is this printer manufacturer's subtle protest
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by alliao 2y ago
perhaps they need to forget once they learnt reasoning... this is hilarious thank you
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by alliao 2y ago
it's a shame we can't recreate it somehow and even kept the optimism in a snapshot format. things weren't pretty, a bit clunky even. Unicode wasn't around, so encoding itself was a big deal all by itself. Internet was sl
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by alliao 2y ago
better show the graphics to my kids, it's very well done
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by alliao 2y ago
but how else will we get that sweet sweet aroma from Maillard reaction....
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by alliao 2y ago
agree with most except merging usually costs more than less, it usually happens to stack up because you get to axe a lot of employees in the name of synergy I mean duplicated departments
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by alliao 2y ago
it's definitely one of the more subtle tool to use when cooking, mixing heterogeneity and homogeneous!
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by alliao 2y ago
complimentary link to the book that's got a not so PC title also irate members of the Oxford comma brigade, still worth a read. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure,_White_and_Deadly
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by alliao 2y ago
when I worked in UK doing shift work work gave me bonuses and pamphlets on the health costs for working through the graveyard shift regularly. The management initially wanted us to do weekly rotations of 3 shifts we tried for a month and it
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by alliao 2y ago
feels like forbidden knowledge... I guess any app devs know things like these if their software's used widely enough like chrome/steam and your various motherboard software suites and crapware installed by laptop makers
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by alliao 2y ago
the whole Alzheimers field recently got turned upside down... not sure how to assess them anymore... https://www.science.org/content/article/research-misconduct-...
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by alliao 2y ago
I'm still in love with Panasonic's Let's Note series, still made in japan and very durable
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by alliao 2y ago
vaio brand got bought and reincarnated with very uninspiring lineup
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by alliao 2y ago
probably get resurrected by some Taiwanese laptop oem/odms
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by alliao 2y ago
this is the sort of functionality that only appears when the pain in the retail is felt by the corp. though can't say I think it's a good idea though.. feels like a free rein for state level adversaries...
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by alliao 2y ago
do you have family?
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by alliao 2y ago
thanks... I can rest easy that this is possible cause to why my kitchen scale is so slow... do not get a SOEHNLE Page scale if you value your sanity. It is so slow it can serve up counting down ads....
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by alliao 2y ago
what I'd really like is some comparison between all OSs in handling these and maybe we'd have new OS some day? I remember the scintillating days of OS/2 Warp/BeOS/linux distros and everything called itself windows k
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by alliao 2y ago
where were you in 1994
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by alliao 2y ago
slightly unrealistic but fun idea.. makes me wonder if there are any benefit in AI powered caching algorithm or maybe that's what all the cloud providers are reaping benefits from...
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by alliao 2y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/energy-use-per-person-vs-... is probably where the inspiration comes from...
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by alliao 2y ago
this guy should sell it.....
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by alliao 2y ago
nothing comes close to crbox in terms of performance... the gold standard IQAir do give you close to perfect single pass filtration but the cfm is so low and noise much higher...
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by alliao 2y ago
cr box basically owns everything else go build a couple yourself, it's great, if you live in the US you can order kits too
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by alliao 2y ago
I'd agree based on my own bias which appeals to nature, and thus can only agree if the environment's somewhat untouched. but we've introduced so much into our environment, from tyre/brake dust to micro plastic to covid,
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by alliao 2y ago
the newer ones containing MSG's MSG (IMP GMP) will give you gout so yeah like all things in life, moderation is key

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