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by dEnigma 7y ago
You might pay that amount per 100 GB but you pay more than that in total, i.e. you have more than 100 GB on Google drive, right?
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They were both talking about separating individuals (humans or animals) from their offspring and calling it a form of torture.
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That is a one litre bottle of milk as sold by SPAR in Austria.
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What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity
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While I was playing with it I wondered whether I could somehow make it into a line wallpaper, but then I discovered that there is an app version in the Play Store that has that exact feature.
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What the parent means is that in the Tasmanian devils' case it's the cancerous cells of another animal which are transmitted, not some kind of virus or similar that introduces genetic damage in the host. Since the improved/st
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Sure. I'm not saying that the moral way is just as profitable as the alternative; only that it exists.
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I have to admit that the potential cost of such injuries didn't occur to me until I read your comment. Blissful ignorance of an European enjoying universal healthcare I suppose.
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One good application that comes to mind in this case would be the Google Chrome bug bounty program.
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Funnily enough both of those were recommended to me by the YouTube algorithm.
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Seems like your formatting was messed up by putting an asterisk in "f*cking", which caused everything to be rendered in italics between that word and the "and" which you actually wanted to be in italics.
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I actually think some of his paintings and sketches look quite good for a young artist, who hadn't even received proper training yet. There are some more available on Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wik
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I don't understand why it has to be glasses, when the important bit is just a microphone and speaker, and there is no display capability. Would something like AirPods work just as well? According to the website the glasses are light-we
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I always thought I'd be bothered by a notch, but when my old phone eventually gave up the ghost I saw a great deal for a Huawei phone with a notch, and I immediately got used to the design. I expected to need at least a few days to acc
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"The Mummy" was "written and directed by Stephen Sommers"[1], not Brendan Fraser (who played one of the main characters). [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mummy_(1999_film)
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Since it's stored very close to the astronauts that shouldn't be a problem. Or rather you'd have a different set of problems if your astronaut compartment was hot and shaky enough to let ammunition go off.
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You can have your barely readable display if you want, but other people want to be able to check their messages or read an article/book on their phone while exposed to sunlight. What's bad about that? Doesn't seem to me like
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It's amazing how often people mention Gell-Mann Amnesia on Hacker News. Seems like Crichton's strategy of trying to make the term more popular by attaching a famous scientist's name to it paid off.
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Frozen vegetables here in Austria more often than not are available in little cardboard boxes. But a lot of them, I think mostly the larger sizes, are also sold in plastic bags.
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Yes, as an Austrian I've also never heard "Pflücke den Tag", and am only familiar with the translation you mentioned.
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McDonald's Austria had a feedback promotion, where you got a QR code with your bill, that led you to a very short survey about your experience, at the end of which you received a voucher code for a free Coke. When I got my Coke I notic
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Fascinating that the second reply (or second best reply?) is an unreasonably angry response: Who the hell needs all this .. Get lost [angry emoji]
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It is opt-in, as it says right in the second paragraph and then again further down the page: If you would like the chance to help DeepMind with its research by matching against AlphaStar, you can opt in by clicking the “opt-in” button on t
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Pale Moon data breach post-mortem(forum.palemoon.org)
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Fun fact: Mark Twain called the cherimoya "the most delicious fruit known to men". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherimoya
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I think 13% hazelnuts, 8.7% powdered milk and 7.4% cocoa[0], are quite a lot more than "traces". Sure it could be better, but then you could say that about 90% of products in the average supermarket. [0]Just went into the kitchen
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Why? Isn't crack famously (or infamously) addictive?
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As the sister comment said, it's still very uncommon to have ACs at home, at least in the germanic countries (Austria in my case). Though with summers like this I've definitely heard more people talking about possibly installing a
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Even if that's true, people on the right seem to be more likely to actually follow threats with physical violence. At least this is the case in Germany where the deaths caused by right-wing extremism since the beginning of the 90s numb
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As an Austrian, I've never met a woman named "Suse". "Susi" is however quite common (short for "Susanne")

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