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by b800h 4y ago
We have a number of Indian-language radio stations in the UK, which are good to listen to because the music is often great. Part of the fun is spotting the odd anglicism creep in: <something in Hindi><something in Hindi>"th
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by b800h 4y ago
Because that wasn't the problem. Had the raw materials been available, supply would have continued and the company would have been making a lot of money. I assume that inability to ship would have led to difficulty paying staff. Coul
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by b800h 4y ago
Feels like a misstep. It's been nigh-on impossible to source Raspis for ages. Perhaps they needed the cash.
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by b800h 4y ago
I keep on thinking about getting a gaming laptop running Windows in order to occasionally run some Win-only games and programs. This is probably the strongest factor preventing me from doing so.
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by b800h 4y ago
I've heard of cases of stuff like this being put out by competitors in similar scenarios in other industries.
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by b800h 4y ago
Strong recommend: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/863971
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by b800h 4y ago
Facebook and Twitter, I think.
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by b800h 4y ago
Well no, because your revenue has to already be over 100m. Its odd.
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by b800h 4y ago
> given how atoms are mostly empty space and how the universe itself is mostly empty space Are they? You've forgotten the wave/particle duality, which is appropriate, because it's analogous to the broader argument. There a
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by b800h 4y ago
R, elegant??
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by b800h 4y ago
Shades of that Star Trek episode with Data's daughter in it.
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by b800h 4y ago
> It is always nothing Classic atheistic arrogance here. Our understanding of the brain may be transformed, but had it occurred to you that when you dissect things you begin to miss the wood for the trees? Nihilism is more absurd than an
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by b800h 4y ago
Plenty of other male-chicken-related surnames out there with the same issue. The one you quote will morph to Coburn or Coughburn in some cases, I suspect.
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by b800h 4y ago
This is more about people with funky names choosing not to keep them when they get married, or changing them altogether.
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by b800h 4y ago
Dare we ask? Oh, profile duly checked and yep. I expect there'll be negative selection pressure with this one like others in similar categories.
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by b800h 4y ago
But it seems like it didn't work in this example..?
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by b800h 4y ago
Ah yes of course! You're allowing access to the whole bus width. Got it!
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by b800h 4y ago
How is it able to access more than 640KB of memory? Am I misremembering the architecture?
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by b800h 4y ago
Well, the Noachide laws at least. Sorry, comment wasn't aimed at Judaism, more that Christianity explicitly overturned the concept of atonement so the original comment could literally be no more wrong.
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by b800h 4y ago
> Do better Bit presumptuous. The original point was about a desire for drug users to "atone" for their behaviour in order to get help. It's utterly unchristian, literally flies in the face of the core Christian value. The
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by b800h 4y ago
Ah, well each new brand of communism comes with its own group of people who are more equal than others. It seems to always turn into some sort of horror story eventually, once they get free rein to implement their utopia. I would view that
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by b800h 4y ago
I question your use of /s !
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by b800h 4y ago
It really isn't "obviously untrue". I can't speak for the Salvation Army but they need to examine themselves if they aren't unconditionally offering help to those in need. I appreciate that I'm in danger of doi
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by b800h 4y ago
I somewhat agree with your point - there is a lot of Old Testament morality going around - enough being spouted from various confused people (especially in the US, where your point may be truer) that it then confuses the antis into attackin
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by b800h 4y ago
Via a class system. US movies imply you have the same thing over there.
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by b800h 4y ago
Interesting - because, I may not be a lawyer, but it looks to me a hell of a lot like this could be actioned in other countries, particularly the UK, as long as the complainant could prove harm. I've personally had ChatGPT give me (ver
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40% reduction in pregnancy within one year in women with high serum PFAS levels(theguardian.com)
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by b800h 4y ago
I recommend "Atheist Delusions" by David Bentley Hart for reasons that your materialist beliefs might not be so well founded.
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by b800h 4y ago
I mean, someone could port Trope Trainer to Temple OS.
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by b800h 4y ago
No idea on that front. The caffeine one struck a chord because I'm a slow metaboliser, and it can cause me issues with anxiety under the wrong circumstances. It does make me wonder how many cases of anxiety are at least exacerbated by

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