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If a link to a GH page that has basically 0 info on it as to what this miraculous thing that made it to HN is, is too long to read...
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5y ago
Pedantic arguments aside, congress does all of that too. > The executive branch conducts investigations, >> Essentially, the Court held that the Constitution's text implies a power to investigate given its power to legislate.
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5y ago
Right, but the presidential branch doesn't do investigations, or congressional hearings, or have the subpoena power that the congressional branch does (like we're seeing in the Jan 6th committee). They have a lot of investigatory
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5y ago
You don't need the presidency for that. You just need to be the majority party in congress because the majority party controls the committees and agenda. Congressional midterm elections are this year.
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5y ago
Not to defend this practice at all, but when I was looking into crypto mining a fair bit ago, the bar to entry was quite large even for someone in the tech space. There didn't seem to be a simple app you just download and start. You ha
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5y ago
No films were harmed in the making of this digital product.
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5y ago
If you see a [pronoun] being attacked by a [pronoun], I guess according to you it's completely ethical to walk away. It's definitely the simplest, no question.
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> so they'll take down rehosted videos regardless of its content if they discover it If that were true then Joe's youtube channel would have 0 posts since the time he joined spotify. It's chalk full of clips from Spotify b
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5y ago
They're usually in archive.is. https://archive.is/8TBsa
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I've only heard of it through China In Focus on YouTube. Our free press doesn't really report much on China. From what I've seen though, it would pass as pretty good comedy in the US. It's really over the top, similar to
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5y ago
Publicly pondering a theory is an accusation now?
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5y ago
Likely a phone call is all it would take and Meta would happily hand it over.
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IIRC, PoP was revolutionary in the way the character moved. It was fluid and natural. A big step up from a blocky character just moving around with no motion. I remember being mesmerized as a kid in Jr High on the C64 when it came out and i
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One field that needs it is editing 4k+ HDR content that has 16 steps or more of dynamic range. All of the blacks would blend together on lower output monitors like 400nits. Really need like 1000. Here's a decent 18.4", but it cost
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Modern America's Most Successful Secessionist Movement
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5y ago
I did something similar in college in the 90's, except using cut crystals. One laser in, hundreds of beams out (faded, of course). You know the kind of faceted crystal balls that some people put in their cars and hang from the rearview
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5y ago
Yes, here's how the experts who are extremely used to snow in Iowa drive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcSC-HittRM Minnesota, showing how it's done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYl3SNm4KHs
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5y ago
I have a SEP IRA, and opened a Roth on top. It didn't seem pertinent to go into all of the financial details for the point.
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5y ago
Hah, no, in my 4Runner, with my solar/battery/inverter setup.
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5y ago
I imagine you also have no Apple products, because everything you listed there is identical if you swap out "tesla" for "apple."
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Quite the contrary. I was out in the forests all last summer (over 2 solid months) exploring forest roads, camping, fishing and doing work at night via starlink. I haven't experienced that much life in a long time. Made for some fun an
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Western OR is the same way. Portland rarely gets snow, so we have basically no snow plows and have to just wait it out. It's also rare that the snow isn't preceded by a lot of rain, so they don't use deicer unless it's d
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The lockdowns taught me how much money I was wasting each month. After the first month I had enough left in my bank account that I panicked and briefly thought I missed a mortgage payment or something. No, it just turned out that going to r
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This only affects you reading code on MY computer. Your computer can display my code in whatever font you wish. This is much to do about nothing. It's simply a presentation layer, and it matters most to the person doing the coding and
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They don't include everything needed to recreate the song within the format. All of the plugins and fx dont transfer with the daw file - just the data used in them. You have to have them already installed in your system. They're a
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Mods, and other like formats of the era, was just the coolest format in music ever. Not only could you play and enjoy the song (which is all you were limited to for all music to date), but you got all the individual samples that made the en
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It's basically the same road the NYT is doing in the Project Veritas defamation lawsuit. NYT is also used as a source by other "fact checkers," including Facebook. NYT admits they published opinion as fact in a factual A1 pag
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Pro-CCP students from China harassing an Anti-CCP student (or at least one critical of) from China while guests at a college in the US, about that students expression on his views of Tienanmen Square while in the US. Also, it seems, based o
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It's a pertinent fact of the case and answers an obvious question most would have. After reading your proposed edit, since "that nation's secret police" is mentioned, the obvious question most would instinctively have is
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5y ago
This is my first PC build, out of about 15-20 or so in the last 30 years going back to the 386sx16, that does not have an intel processor. I'm very happy with the price/performance of the 5950x.
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