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by chickenimprint 4y ago
I was under the impression that everyone was aware of how deeply corrupt FIFA is. Didn't they green-light a World Cup in Russia while it was invading Ukraine?
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
It seems to spit out nonsense questions with little relevance to the text. Given a text about grass, it might ask: "what is green?" followed by 3 actually green things, one of them being grass. It's a fancy cloze generator. I
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
How would that work? We don't have enough land as it is. And we can't pay for the additional labor small farms need, or food inflation will explode. Making agriculture unproductive will just push the demand outwards like a beaker
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Arch on a 5000 series AMD 2in1. Even the pen works.
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
The way I understand it, job displacement is the main driving factor behind economic growth. Some jobs have been automated, but most have simply become more efficient to the point that the demand curve no longer warrants most workers. I hav
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
At least we got grandfathered into the premium plan. 5€ for something that is usually 10€/year.
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Those are two different analyses. Were a culture war influencer to decide that speed limits were anti-freedom, that would not make speed limits themselves ineffective. Compliance would surely suffer in one certain country, meaning the impos
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
"Dracula and his brother have abandoned their faith and have promised and sworn to darken the Christian faith.” Is a terrible translation of "Vnd der dracole vnd sein brueder haben abgetreten von yrem glauben vnd haben verhaissen
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
I slapped Arch Linux on a new HP 2 in 1 and everything except for the fingerprint reader worked out of the box, including the stylus. Not even a single controller of my weird Chinese 10-port USB-C dongle refused to work.
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
What exactly do you want to expand it with though? Sound cards are dead and everything besides accelerators is USB now.
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
In what world is that not fraud? Imagine if Ford were to advertise a new F150 for an (apparently) good price and then offer two models: "F150 V8": an expensive truck with a V8 motor. "F150 V6" a cheaper V6 sedan. Clearly
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
As far as I can tell it swallows up the preceding го. It seems to be preceded by other jocular glyphs among scribes. A regular o received a central dot when writing the word "eye": ꙩ Words containing "two" or "both&
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
I agree, incentives are everything. That's why I don't want every restaurant to turn into classy hooters—yes, tipping strongly selects for attractive people, especially young women. It's so hard to shake the feeling of insinc
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
I found those stories of "enlightened hospitality" creepy and presumptuous. Don't eavesdrop on my conversations and respect my choices. Are you suggesting my opinions on expensive wine are sour grapes? I didn't want wine
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Rarely seen such a clean cut case of projection
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
The amount of aid Ukraine is receiving from the west, simply for being a victim is flabbergasting. If India rejects liberal international relations for realist ones, if India supports perpetrators, India can't expect help from the west
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
I always thought they were German, but apparently the origin has not been conclusively tracked. They are called Speculaas in Dutch and Spekulatius in German
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Is this double sarcasm or do you really think think there's a political motive?
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Wouldn't the result cause a person to continually reattempt a certain type of career for the supposed correspondence with their personality? Or are the results so unstable they change day by day?
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
So... it's a pidgin?
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Even if you agree with his message, the guy is running a pyramid scheme. The only reason he is famous, is that "Hustlers University" instructs you to spam clips of his to social media together with affiliate links to his scheme. C
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
This is nonsense, Germany is militarily very weak and only makes up 20% of the EU economy. You make it seem like they own Europe and are some scheming superpower in disguise. There's not much they could do in terms of military aid the
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Sounds cumbersome because you're not used to it. One of the benefits of being balanced is that it's self-rounding: Just turn any amount of final digits into 0s and you're done. What if you want to express the exact half, deci
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
A piece of proprietary software that collects data on basically everything on your machine and is unavailable on Linux? Nice! Surely this has organically risen to the front page, unaffected by it's ycombinator backing!
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Sorry for the late reply. Okay, so I'm aware of the conundrums surrounding mounting the ntfs volume of a hibernated windows installation detailed on the wiki page. However, the same section clearly states that booting another OS even w
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Apple is using a high density library on TSMC 5n. I'd be surprised if golden samples could hit even just 4GHz on LN2.
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by chickenimprint 4y ago
Do you use multiple drives on your laptop? Because a single EFI system partition might become corrupted if you boot a system while the other is hibernated. Please refer to https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dual_boot_with
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by chickenimprint 5y ago
The only problem is that Fitzgerald's work is very loosely inspired by ruba3yat not attributable to a single person
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by chickenimprint 5y ago
I've been annoying my friends and family for a while now, trying to implant this information into their thick skulls, lol. This comic might be the glue that finally makes it stick. Props to the writer and illustrator for making a beaut
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by chickenimprint 5y ago
Why do they keep making stunning concept cars that turn into mediocre compromises once manufactured?

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