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2y ago
[0]: "Trust me, guys: once I’m _actually_ the sinister Svengali behind one of these people, y’all will _know_." [0]: https://graymirror.substack.com/p/le-epic-biodiesel-poasting
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2y ago
What I'd really like to know is why there's a province of Sweden named "Västmanland".
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2y ago
Well, it's also known that the Irish did so; their word for this sort of vessel was (is?) _currach_ or _curragh_.
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2y ago
If you want another crackpot theory.... there's an anime called "Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi" where the main character, named Satoshi, must (if I understand the plot summaries) save the multiverse by saving a shopping
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2y ago
I notice the anti-influenza medications weren't specified.
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2y ago
I'd say I miss snow leopard so much, but I think I still have a copy on a partition of this machine.
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2y ago
I think Tim May was aware of all this when he wrote the Crypto Anarchist Manifesto over thirty years ago. And thought it was funny.
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Basically, I'm going to have to look at this during daylight hours to see what the paper actually says as opposed to the reporting of the paper. (Which essentially means I'll take a look at it Thursday or Friday after going back t
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"Participants had postvaccination myocarditis (within 1 week of COVID-19 mRNA vaccination; 588 patients [12%]), post-COVID myocarditis (within 30 days of infection; 298 [6%]), or conventional myocarditis (3,779 [82%]). The team also co
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They can talk about this instead of that two weeks ago they were all, their current candidate included, telling us Joe didn't have dementia. Now they're saying it's too bad for him to run but not too bad to be President. Or n
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2y ago
You can buy an amiga emulator now that will run on linux (or Mac, or Windows) if you want.
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2y ago
I can't read the article. However, it sounds like it should be a documentary narrated by Werner Herzog.
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During Hadrian's time the "barbarians" they were fighting were Picts from Scotland. The Anglo-Saxons didn't come over until after the Romans left and (according to legend) King Vortigern needed mercenaries to fight his f
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2y ago
I checked it a couple days ago, it was working fine. It wasn't working tonight but suddenly is now.
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2y ago
I guess this means the H doesn't stand for Houston.
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2y ago
I can't read the article, but consider this: He more or less solicited the creation of the Proximal Origins paper at the start of February 2020, while at the same time around Feb. 18th he was going around on Television making statement
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2y ago
That Marjorie Taylor Greene person went back in a time machine and made Fauci cooperate with her conspiracy theories at the start of the epidemic?
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2y ago
I suspect this'll be forgotten about in a couple months if they attack Taiwan. Or maybe they'll do an obligatory "They're making us attack Taiwan!" press release.
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2y ago
And the obstruction of the FOIA process helps entrench the resulting corruption.
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Because a huge part of the regulatory agencies’ monies comes from royalty payments from the companies they’re supposed to be managing.
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If the West wants to fight Russia’s military nfluence they could try being less corrupt. I think it’s a major weakness.
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2y ago
They can be FOIA'd, for all the good that will do you. They apparently have, according to the news, employees dedicated to deleting records before they can be FOIA'd, they use burner phones and private email accounts, and when cau
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2y ago
Let me suggest the following comparison: Maybe Paul Renaud was a bad person but when Philippe Petain had him jailed for his late mistresses actions and spoke of how immoral and dishonorable he was while at the same time he himself was doing
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2y ago
There’s no link? That’s the post?
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2y ago
Yeah, we could vote Apophis 2024.
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2y ago
So he never really said that about Harambe. Sad.
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I saw the interspersed spam and concluded it was probably useless AI-generated meta-spam. Maybe there's a useful link out there they cannibalized to make this site?
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What about this guy? Are you going to investigate him? [0] Why is it ok for the President of the entire country to do what they're accusing the head of Pioneer Drilling of doing? Does the government need a scapegoat for what they wante
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"Do you have reservations, sir?" "Yes, but the missus wanted to eat here anyway, so I'm going along with it..."
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2y ago
Am I imagining something or are there more bots than usual on HN right now? What's going on?
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