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archsurface
3y ago
You don't know what they're willing to do to take your things. Are you really going to sit around to find out?
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archsurface
3y ago
Argumentative with no substance.
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archsurface
3y ago
Once ordered this will take years to build. I don't see a figure, but would guess 5+ years...?
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archsurface
3y ago
It sounds like you're talking about adults rather than youth.
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archsurface
3y ago
Replacing a tesla with a combine harvester for starship test payload.
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archsurface
3y ago
Agreed. Discos, walkmans, ... This is just BBC doing its bit for the nanny state.
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archsurface
3y ago
I don't think it needs spelling out. Make an effort if you must.
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archsurface
3y ago
Ps, remember when using svg without a background in a readme that github has multiple themes including dark ones.
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archsurface
3y ago
We need scientific names - as a non-American that's not what I know as a pawpaw.
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archsurface
3y ago
This has been going on for decades.
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archsurface
3y ago
I guess they're not rocket scientists.
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archsurface
3y ago
You consider this to be "for experienced coders"?
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archsurface
3y ago
That book is recommended quite often - I don't agree, I was disappointed. If you know the just the basics of the two topics you won't learn anything new.
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archsurface
3y ago
And take what you've discovered back to your home country. This is why migration is economic warfare on the origin countries.
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archsurface
3y ago
Wow. Memories. Loving it.
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archsurface
3y ago
"A five-year dig into the side of Rome’s Palatine Hill yielded treasure last week when archaeologists discovered a deluxe banquet room..." A week to clean up from discovery? I thought these things took much longer.
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archsurface
3y ago
Complex, not pad.
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archsurface
3y ago
The percentage of weather events which are billion-dollar should increase given increasingly advanced infrastructure such as space launch complexes.
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archsurface
3y ago
People won't even switch from chrome to firefox. The apathy is revolting.
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archsurface
3y ago
"in part".
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archsurface
3y ago
It's a phase that countries go through eg Britain's chimney sweeps.
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archsurface
3y ago
Nothing to enjoy either. I have a pixel for graphene, but can't do another pixel after this one. Presumably graphene have a backup plan for if (when) google drop the phone - I wish they'd execute that backup plan before we hit t
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archsurface
3y ago
Am I missing something - this is mind mapping, as in freemind, old as the hills?
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archsurface
3y ago
With digital id, a dystopian nightmare.
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archsurface
3y ago
I'm not American - I'm unclear what all this fuss is about? From where I am it looks like some arbitrary company politics in a hyped industry with a guy whose name I've seen mentioned on this site occasionally but really com
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archsurface
3y ago
How do you conclude from a single drive that there is a flood?
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archsurface
3y ago
Is anyone else unable to get through this capture page? Every time it comes up I end up doing countless captures, clicking not a robot, round and round, never get through.
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archsurface
3y ago
I remain baffled that people are still using chrome. Each to their own.
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archsurface
3y ago
They're not saying "fuck it", it's a deliberate aesthetic.
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archsurface
3y ago
"Finding that pollutions from aircraft engines contribute to air pollution".
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