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aredox
2y ago
Thank you for this clear demonstration of your imbecility. ("The data" says nothing about your own personal intelligence.)
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aredox
2y ago
This is just wrong on all levels - French "manifestations" are not limited to the "gilets jaunes", which were a recent phenomenon that already died out. The gilets jaunes were mostly people who never went to a "grèv
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aredox
2y ago
This is the complete opposite of what this story describes. And since when are the French blindly obedient? Is that really their reputation?
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aredox
2y ago
What is this rant? This whole story shows the exact opposite of what you wrote: it is the Rodin museum, an independent institution which prides itself in being self-sufficient (even when it is not completely true), that is misleading the pu
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The CAD software no one is talking about: Alibre
(youtube.com)
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aredox
2y ago
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aredox
2y ago
Link goes to a YouTube review and description of it. Direct link to the software website: https://www.alibre.com/
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2y ago
From corrosion yes . From dents and scratches, no, it is pretty soft. And even then, there is a caveat, as gold can superficially corrode and change color under some anoxic conditions (as some people who put gold jewellry in safe boxes dis
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aredox
2y ago
And then we wonder why everything gets worse and worse.
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aredox
2y ago
No, what is means is that at the location, the stand-in for the golden owl was rusted. The creator of treasure hunt didn't bury the actual golden owl, to keep the artwork clean and to force the finder to reveal that he/she has ind
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aredox
2y ago
It reminds me of opening the bible - especially the books in the old testament- or any old compendium of legends from ancient civilisations.
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aredox
2y ago
So your ideal model of a company is the infinite paperclip machine?
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aredox
2y ago
Not too wrong as it made it back to Earth. > Did we have a higher risk tolerance back then? NASA lost enough people during their "higher risk tolerance" epoch that they don't want to go through it again. Challenger and Col
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2y ago
Because all of the welds were done by people who had their own know-how, and they retired without passing it on. And this is stuff you have to train on several decades, not just "follow the instructions". We can still redo it, but
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aredox
2y ago
Flowers are one thing, but what stops many species from coming back is the lack of free-flowing rivers and the mud they need to dig or build their nests.
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aredox
2y ago
I think the US Air Force has some interesting studies on the effect of temperature on performance of pilots.
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aredox
2y ago
Enshitification will continue until morale improves.
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aredox
2y ago
Rose-tinted glasses strike again... The audio chips in phones were woeful. Not every headphones could be driven by them. There was a whole cottage industry of DAC that you had to plug between your phone and your headset. As a very deep hole
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When EV startups shut down, will their cars still work?
(osnews.com)
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2y ago
And it all makes sense if Durov is in fact working for the French secret services and his "arrestation" is just a way to protect him from novichok or a balcony fall, and a cover story for how France got hold of the keys to Telegra
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aredox
2y ago
If they roleplayed the Israeli side (and no, not "Jewish", those are not the same thing, all Jews are not stand-ins for Israel, thank you), someone like you would have dunked that they "spoke in their place"/"s
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2y ago
Republicans support a known liar, who lied and lies about almost everything. How could someone honest not portray them in a negative light? There is nothing redeemable about the whole Trump cult.
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aredox
2y ago
The Wuhan lab is still not the likely source for the SARS-CoV-2, despite what you want to believe.
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2y ago
"The Confederacy is not as bad as portrayed by the media in the pocket of the Union would let you believe"
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aredox
2y ago
Trump and co. had four years of full power to get to the bottom of it, and yet they didn't.
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2y ago
You are mixing socialism and communism.
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2y ago
Twitter, Facebook & co could have hired millions of people and paid them magnanimously with the billions they make to scale moderation up. (Billions are really huge sums of money that people can't really fathom) Instead they choo
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2y ago
Scandinavian countries have tax rates above 50%, quasi free healthcare and free meals at school. In the US that isn't even considered socialist, That's seen at total communism that would destroy the country in q couple years. Scan
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2y ago
False on both accounts.
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2y ago
Your statistics are crude. Here is a proper analysis: https://www.ft.com/content/ef265420-45e8-497b-b308-c951baa68...
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aredox
2y ago
>the lack of demonstrably superior alternatives. Denmark, Finland...
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