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4y ago
weird flex but ok
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4y ago
Practically nobody had empathy when the West bombed the Middle East for decades. I guess we all are angry monkeys. ;)
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4y ago
I congratulate you for the novel approach, but this is impossible to scale in a way that would make the engine useful.
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4y ago
And most of those gaming chairs, fancy mousepads, etc. are cheap Chinese crap. The entire room may cost less than what a Neo Geo costed.
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4y ago
>A term in team-based video games used to describe someone who is not playing with the team and/or is playing selfishly. This person will usually stray away from the team/objective in a match. The enemy team will be able to tak
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4y ago
This is a very narrow view of the issue. There have been lots of different successful cultures throughout history and they were different in significant ways. Western culture is the one that you are currently living through. The rest of cul
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4y ago
Yeah, let's see that superiority when the US supremacy breaks down. Because the only way that the Western culture has prevailed this century is through bloodshed.
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4y ago
You paid for the game upfront and that was that.
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4y ago
>The Chinese government is an adversary of the West whether we like it or not. Is it? I feel like it is an adversary of the Western governments. I don't feel like they are my adversaries. We could be friends if our governments wante
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4y ago
>EU is going to fail, it was never a good idea to begin with as it was dishonest from the start. That's like saying that chemotherapy is not necessary because cancer is not a good idea to begin with. We need active action to end the
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4y ago
This is not serious because if you believe something you read online, you are a sucker. I am not saying that this is funny or anything, but I feel like it's irrelevant. I assume many articles contain lies or are downright fabricated. T
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4y ago
There is an old trick that you can do with your knuckles: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9b/Mo...
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4y ago
In Spain the whole country stops during August.
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4y ago
It would work so much better if the frame had weekdays. >You need to remember to slide the frame every month And if you have a wall calendar you have to remember to tear down the page of the previous month every month...
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4y ago
How's this disease evolving by the number of cases?
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4y ago
I switched to Chrome because Firefox was (and still is) slower than Chrome. Simple as. I am not disputing the effects of ads of course.
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4y ago
I think so, but I haven't found anything online. Do you mean iOS 16?
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4y ago
It must be a misconception that it takes me 2 weeks to see a GP here in Europe, yes.
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4y ago
They should see the waiting times in Europe.
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4y ago
Interesting that someone would define code being copied more broadly than it is intended to as the "death of open source". I'm not saying that licence violations are a good thing, but this is a weird take.
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4y ago
Thank you, I'm so tired of 15 minute videos for something that can explained in text and images that can be read in one minute.
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4y ago
I remember sending one-time use URLs in emails to customers and they would've expired by the time they clicked them because Outlook was opening them before they did. Yeah yeah GET is idempotent and I shouldn't do that blah blah. T
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4y ago
If you do keto, you are allowed to eat many vegetables that are rich in fibre. But if you follow a meat-only diet will make it really difficult to poop. I wonder how carnivorous animals do it. Are they constipated all the time?
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4y ago
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20101203-00/?p=12...
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Yes, I remember having to install a 3rd-party application to stop Windows 95 or 98 inside of a VM from using my entire host CPU.
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4y ago
>Most of the world's grain is eaten by humans' food. Evidently. It's like when, talking about how there are too many cars, they make a separation between "cars" and "humans", as if cars weren't dri
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4y ago
No.
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4y ago
Is there any way of obtaining beef that is more efficient than cow farming?
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4y ago
Or in 8 years, according to the 2030 Agenda.
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4y ago
How old are you, Liam?
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