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5y ago
Looks like a rotated "N", for "new driver".
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It's almost seven years since Saudi Arabia started the war against Yemen [1] They are still attacking Yemen and they commit atrocities. Could you please consider a Saudi Arabia Service Termination? 1: https://en.wikipedia.or
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Shortly after, the nuclear missiles left Cuba. Sixty years later, Cuba is still under full sanctions, Guantanamo is still occupied. Cuba was set up by the Soviets. The Ukraine has been set up as a way to marginalize and weaken Russia.
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Just another Cuba in the making. Cuba decided in the 60s to accept Soviet nuclear missiles. The US found out and threatened a WW3. There was a failed attempt to invade Cuba. Still the US keeps Guantanamo by force. Sixty years on and Cuba is
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5y ago
I did not know that the US had indiscriminate sanctions against Belarus.
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5y ago
Are there actually such sanctions against Belarus?
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5y ago
It is managed by someone in India (mirrors.estointernet.in) and their certificate needs renewal. They use Let's Encrypt for their TLS certificate. You can contact them to renew their certificate. There is nothing to be done from the U
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5y ago
This looks like sugar-coating the effects of climate change. It is still a 'may' and likely will never materialize.
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pretense: 'human rights abuses' what really happens: it's an economic war against China.
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The primary reason for the sanctions is the economic war. The US wants to hurt China financially.
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So it wasn't just Trump being Trump. It's US gov policy in the economic war. Archive link: https://archive.md/lOAx8
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This was a known issue in ancient societies and they banned the showing off of wealth even then. In retrospect it is so obvious.
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Indeed, it's a very silly statement. As if the specific requirement was not meant to be taken literally but the metallurgist should abide to it anyways. The metallurgist just wanted to save some $$$ by selling rejected/out-of-spec
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Which nation would benefit from those infections?
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There is talk that private keys have been compromised and people were getting fake vaccination certificates. North Macedonia did not safeguard the signing key properly and it got leaked?
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Even without any scientific background, you can see that the denialism is really fishy. The denialism stinks. Those that are antivaxx, are also climate deniers. To the core.
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Android takes snapshots (screenshots) of apps as soon as you switch to another app. When you view the app list, it already has the last view of each app. But the Xiaomi/MIUI Android sends over those screenshots back to the company is n
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I do not understand what is the fuss about deleting your Facebook account. 1. Create a VPS 2. Install one of those Facebook scraping tools 3. Use your account credentials and start scraping. 4, Facebook will freak out, lock you out and ask
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5y ago
LXC, not LXD.
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Facebook does this on the post dates as well and elsewhere.
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Just like Facebook does, right?
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In this day and age, it is easy to get the actual degree and be called a 'scientist'. In these Internet days, it is even easier to claim you are a scientist when you are anonymous online, and make all sort of claims.
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Doesn't that happen to anyone when you focus near or far? Am I missing something?
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I wouldn't give too much importance to Stuart Ritchie. He is right-wing and conservative, and conservatives hate Sapolsky. Ritchie's political views are evident in his book.
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We already spent that $1T for the 20y occupation of Afghanistan. Why did we leave?
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"The Taliban is sanctioned as a terrorist organization under US law and we have banned them from our services under our Dangerous Organization policies. This means we remove accounts maintained by or on behalf of the Taliban and prohib
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You'll need to still have that old email that was used in the online order of the M1.
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The tweet: «#CCP made fighting #COVID-19 plan B. Only to be executed if Plan A – covering it up – fails. Those are the actions of paranoid cowards. They neither deserve my respect nor gratitude #ChinaLiedPeopleDied» That is QAnon-class.
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It depends on the game you are trying to work on. If the game has protections, then it does not make sense to make that your first game to analyze.
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The title is a disaster. It would only make sense if they are selling training services to artists to migrate to UI design, and they want to lower their self-esteem so that they actually pay them for the training. Oh.
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