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PSA - note the below quoted passages! If you played RuneScape between 2001 and 2012 and have any data archives or machines sitting around from that time, you might be able to help this project :) > Contribute to the RuneScape Archive [1]
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Related to this, a good idea when traveling internationally is to carry contact information for a local embassy or diplomatic branch of your home country. One thing a traveler could do for some peace of mind is notify an embassy of the trip
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Good point, not a precise statement from me. I personally did not want to use one of those more expensive options so I called around to find an agency that was open to renting to a foreigner, but wasn't too targeted at renting to forei
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It's not that hard really, I recommend it. RV rentals are a thing in Japan. I am from USA, so I went to a local shop here that offers International Driver's Permits. All they do is look at your driver's license to ensure it&#
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Whenever I click into Louis Rossman rant videos I am always so distracted by how much I want that chair. It looks so comfy. Re: printers, I recently replaced the toner cartridge that came with the Brother B&W multifunction laser printer
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For what it's worth, the argument made by another notable stable diffusion lawsuit [1] is that diffusion is basically a form of compression no different than an MP3 or a JPEG. They've clearly put a lot of effort into materials to
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Stable diffusion uses an open dataset (latest being LAION-5B I believe) so perhaps it's just the easiest to prove which images were definitely used in the training? Then once the fight is rolling against one adversary, it seems intuiti
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> I'm sure you can have an even more surreal experience of the sort in any former USSR state or China, given their size. Mongolia is great for this, travelers can basically camp wherever they want and the nomadic locals are so frien
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I don't need 50 pounds of glowing powder... I don't need 50 pounds of glowing powder... I need that money for living...
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I'm not that commenter but it's actually really interesting! There's a Babylonian tablet that predates Genesis by some time and has very similar instructions. A group in India actually built one following the tablet's in
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> One hand for you, one for the task. Similar to '3 points of contact', which is my personal mantra. Reminds me to keep feet planted.
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For what it's worth I flipped through the 1 star, 2 star, and 3 star reviews and found one that indicated a false negative, the rest seemed to indicate false positive. With it being a predominantly self-installed electrical system I qu
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That listing has two total ratings, one is 5 star and one is 1 star, with no textual reviews. Doesn't feel like useful data to me.
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If you're alone and can't stop and don't have anything the other commenters mentioned and your boat is fiberglass and in good condition? Just pee inboard on the deck in a place with good drainage and wash it off. Can't b
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It's a tough engineering challenge but it be cool if there was some kind of collapsible 'foot flippers' (is there a more technical term?) one could pull out of like a tube attached to a PFD. I was watching the video of that b
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In modern times, livestock is regularly shipped en masse from places with surplus arable land, like Australia, to places with a dearth of arable land, like Saudi Arabia, although I don't know what happens to the animal waste. https:&#
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I was not able to reproduce this result. Can you link?
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If you think about it, a boat is basically a bucket.
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For me it's kinda like those visual illusions that look like a dog or a duck but never both. When I first saw this title I was like "the heck is that word salad?" but now after reading the article I can toggle it from making
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Wireless lanyard, today I learned! Looks like a complete setup from 'FELL Marine' can be had for less than 300 bucks. That is very little money for peace of mind.
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Here's one: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/this-drone-versus-dron...
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Don't forget the car or motorcycle with a modified exhaust screaming by at 2am!
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I mean, no political commentary intended, but I don't really see the present house as like, well represented at the helm of the government? It seems like the state apparatus is keeping them at arms length from power, yes, due to the in
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Fair dinkum! We probably won't know for sure what maybe happened until someone involved maybe writes a book in 5-50 years.
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I mean this genuinely and without insult: based on this impersonal and short interaction I wish for you to open your heart and mind a little bit. I believe it would be a happier and healthier way to live and I want that for all of humanity.
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> The French Revolution gave the English language three politically descriptive words denoting anti-progressive politics: (i) "reactionary", (ii) "conservative", and (iii) "right". "Reactionary" de
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Via NPR transcript of a segment today: [1] > SIMON: This trip was supposed to happen this weekend, right? > KELEMEN: Yeah. I mean, we were planning to fly out last night. We had our visas in hand and our bags sort of packed. So this w
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The US state apparatus did not make a big deal of this. The media and the public did, and the US state apparatus answered to the media and the public, as is their duty.
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Agree to disagree to agree. One thing that's particularly dangerous and dirty right now is cobalt. (Used primarily in rechargeable batteries, and airbags, jet engines, etc) Unlike some other exotic materials, it's currently a supp
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Los Angeles in particular is really bad. You've got like 20 million people (a number higher than the individual populations of 45 US states!) all living in flat area mostly hemmed on 3 sides by mountains and on the fourth side by the o
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