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bzb6
6y ago
Top notch Spanish engineering.
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If the client implementation is public then there’s nothing stopping you from developing a server.
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There are many stupid movements. Do you think you’ll change the opinions of anybody with a study? Especially when the solution is losing weight
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6y ago
Play stupid games...
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6y ago
There should be a name for this fallacy of “I’m right because I’m quoting the guidelines”. Ad guidelineum fallacy. Sometimes it’s crystal clear someone hasn’t read the article. Nothing wrong with pointing that out.
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6y ago
They are french... they should change it to “we are sur le ddos”
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6y ago
That’s amusing.
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“Condemns” hahahaha. Xi won’t be sleeping tonight.
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I know of a lot of people like that, when presented with very illogical UI decisions, or controls that look absolutely nothing like the rest of the system, they just cannot see what the issue is. I wonder if it’s poor eyesight, lack of atte
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6y ago
Now Cars is stuck in my head, arrrgh
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I hope they also block American accounts because of what they have done... all over the world. I’m sure Biden will restart all wars in the Middle East, will use Twitter to send messages to justify them (or lie about them), and Twitter will
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Your post reeks of elitism, which is very common in the radio community. Saying baofeng radios “barely work” when you use them with the antennas they come with is a blatant lie. I’m sorry that there’s some sort of “eternal September” in the
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This is what globalists have been working towards the past decades: shoving western liberalism into the rest of the world. Evidently, with terrible results. So they have been moving to plan B: move the third world into the first world. A pl
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tme;dr Too many emojis, didn’t read
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I think the “alt” part is in response to the current generation of conservatives who don’t really conserve anything because they are neocons. Of course the left is very happy with the defanged right, so they call any actual conservative “al
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6y ago
Very interesting thank you.
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> You can learn something from everyone. That’s... extremely charitable.
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6y ago
That’s not the west’s problem.
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6y ago
Why would I want to play this instead of the bfg edition? I know the bfg edition has a few minor differences but, other than that, it’s generally better than the old version.
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Welcome to Costco, I love you.
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Why should third party browsers be able to use google servers to store data? Why should google provide this service for free?
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Linux still not ready as a desktop operating system, news at eleven.
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6y ago
That’s what default field values and ORMs are for...
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Last time WhatsApp was having issues, a “Connecting” banner was shown permanently on the app and all outgoing messages displayed a clock instead of a tick, showing that they weren’t reaching the server.
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6y ago
What a workaround. SMS are not encrypted, cost money, have a length limit, don’t support images or groups...
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6y ago
The what?
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6y ago
Giving a literal sense to the saying “back in my time, when men where men”
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6y ago
This is like the kind of news story that would be funny in 2008.
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Not everybody shares your sensibilities.
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6y ago
Maybe for you. I don’t use Facebook and if it disappeared I wouldn’t care. But I know many people find value in it, and I respect that.
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