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cookieswumchorr
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cookieswumchorr
3y ago
but the us only left Afganistan two years ago
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cookieswumchorr
3y ago
for the leaked part yes. But the license can be whatever, even proprietary, if the source is disclosed it is open-source
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
i need this in my bathroom
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
it is an obvious answer that a child is more valuable, but we have been told literally just that our whole lives, that children are the most valuable and important. Cultures have existed (might still exist today) where an expensive property
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
ethics is not math, how can you correctly or incorrectly answer an ethical dilemma
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
i always do it with my refrigerator
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
my laptop is plugged into a docking station at home as well as in the office. i only ever use it bare while in meetings, or travelling. So definitely no need for a mac in my case
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
curiously, in Russia, Caucasians is the collective term for the nations of the Caucasus, and it is often used to express Chauvinist opinions about them. Russians are usually confused when they are referred to as "Caucasian" in ame
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4y ago
The Romans knew what they were doing :)
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4y ago
any idea how good the tooling mentioned there is? its the key to successfully applying this strategy, the best way would be to have it as a part of your blogging software/platform of choice and just working. because no one wants to do
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
depends on your physical location. and even if it's a rather unfortunate one you might get away with using tor or similar
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4y ago
Musk ruining Twitter may be bad for his wallet, but actually good for the Freedom of speech in a way he didn't expect. The world doesn't need a platform ruled by people who know better. It needs decentralized means of communicatio
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
well, the emission of all these pollutants should go down proportionally if you can save some fuel
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
you can skip most of it if you work remotely :)
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
well, yes. Having gay sex was criminal, holding hands was totally fine. Hell, forget holding hands, how about kissing each other on the lips? This used to be an acceptable behavior for straight folks. Remember the Brezhnev-Honecker portrait
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
the application i immediately thought about is disaster medicine. This is when you need huge amounts of blood, and my guess is that it can be less perfect, when there is simply no other choice to save lives. An inferior substitute is better
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cookieswumchorr
4y ago
my first guess was that's when the paperwork for the night shift is done :)
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4y ago
if you think your life is shit now, wait till you have an unpaid second job as a babysitter. Seriously, whatever you think of kids, one thing is absolutely true: it's hard, it's very hard. Not in a poetic sense, but simply in term
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4y ago
this is just catering to the predominantly male audience of early tech adopters. I remember hearing that the landing assistant in soviet fighter jets has a female voice, because it has a soothing effect on the male pilots.
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4y ago
is this really a bad strategy though? Assuming we have enough jobs to apply to (in tech), why not walk away once you feel your counterpart is not excited, and switch to the next one?
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4y ago
well, schools become irrelevant once kids grow up (that is, if you have any). A lack of shopping is good for the wallet, when you grow accustomed to buying in bulk and stacking food. the rest is all about your lifestyle preferences
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4y ago
the wood will usually be replanted, if they do it properly. But the basement it stands on- it still cement.
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4y ago
even in the US, i'm sure there are places where land is still cheap. Thinking globally, there's even more of them. That's the beauty of it being opensource: you can build in any part of the earth
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4y ago
maybe with the adoption of remote work we can, in future, decouple our professional identities from our private ones. The idea is: your private life is too unpredictable to effectively protect data from leaking. You have hobbies, friends, f
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4y ago
why are (western) Europeans such pussies? Like, really, short-term economic loss is not going to kill anyone. I'm glad to see that the eastern, slavic and baltic part of Europe can handle it so much better. Partly because they've
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4y ago
i just hope he isn't going to murder anyone. After all, i'm doing him the same favor
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4y ago
a professional community has the right to a place to communicate among themselves, about things they like and understand. This has nothing to do with dominion
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4y ago
id go see a doctor, let them give you some diagnosis too, and yell back next time he raises his voice
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with a home, thats not universally true, if its pooorly insulated for example. trolleys, sure, they are all electric, so you can go down to zero emissions if you use green energy sources. Producing them though, metal production still runs w
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4y ago
are the two apps compatible to use simultaneously with the same notebook?
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