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There are a couple on this list, including one host of a show for 67 years that has run for 99 years. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longest-running_radi...
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Very interesting. The only Terpstra I knew of before this link was Niki Terpstra, one of only three Dutch winners of both Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders.
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Not American but are law enforcement required to present the warrant to a person who is not the individual named in the warrant? It would make sense to present it to their attorney but this gentleman seems like a third party.
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Strava's value grows to US$2.2B
(escapecollective.com)
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BlackRock further devalues its investment in Automattic
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Russia fines Apple two seconds of profit over promoting LGBTQ+ rights
(appleinsider.com)
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Bill that would require big tech to pay OR newsrooms advances despite opposition
(oregonlive.com)
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Doesn’t Apple usually offer a reason why they reject a app or a game? From the article and the linked tweet no reason is given.
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Neighbors? That makes a lot more sense - thanks for the clarification.
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> one living right next to a country committing genocide)...Words have meaning, please try to treat them as such Are yoiu refering to Israel? If so, Yemen and the Houthis are not close to being ‘next to’ Israel - it’s about the same dist
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That was my impression of the description of the bill, too. This part: >> If passed by the House, state S.B. 715 would require all renewable projects — even existing ones — to buy backup power, largely from coal or gas plants. If it c
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1y ago
I agree - though I also imagine that the T&C's were deliberately broad enough to ensure that they could adapt to what has emerged.
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> I want platforms like soundcloud, youtube, etc. to be required to actually send out an e-mail to all of its users "hey we will be using your content for AI training, please click here to give permission”. Wouldn’t sites like YouTu
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> Your uploads are secure, never shared, and can be deleted anytime. How are you analyzing and marking up the notes? Assuming it is with a partner/third-party AI, isn't this sharing my data with (for example) OpenAI?
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Automattic's latest filing in Kellner class action appears to be written by AI
(reddit.com)
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Is there a benefit to running Android on an iPhone that would make it preferable to running it on an Android phone you buy at the same price point? Not suggesting you shouldn’t have the right to do it if you want to do it, but what would be
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12 Years of Ghost
(john.onolan.org)
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France has already got something similar: the e-photo. https://refugies.info/en/procedure/63528e00976acb4f7bcd37ad
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Do you know if there is a reason they would not domicile in Malta? It's an EU Member State, English speaking, and if buying off politicians in Ireland is easy, it must be easier in Malta with a population of only 550,000 people.
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Amazon says displaying tariffs 'not going to happen' after White House blowback
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> How is it even possible to get addicted that just seems weird. This is a pretty common reaction to someone else's addiction. I've heard people say the same about alcohol and other less-socially acceptable drugs. I'm not
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Grok 3.0 wasn’t fooled on this one, either: Final Answer: The problem does not provide enough information to determine the exact number of balls and bats Sally has. She stole some unknown number of balls and bats, and the prices are $0.575
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Thanks for the reminder - I remember watching this back in Oz. Some wonderful segments and some incredible creativity on show, memorably the advertising pitch for invading New Zealand.[0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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>> "The transatlantic alliance is over," an EU official told the newspaper, which reported the commission "is issuing burner phones and basic laptops to some US-bound staff to avoid the risk of espionage — a measure tra
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>> In pretty much any country in Europe you'd have massive riots the day after asking for heads to roll. European here in riot-friendly France. I don't recall a riot related to some traders getting inside information. We rio
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I take your point, however, "why allow the user to sort by price when they might find a product we get lower commission on?” Are you not able to sort by price in the US? On Amazon France it is easy to sort by price (either increasing o
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> Automattic, Mullenweg’s company and historically the project’s largest contributor, has reduced its pledged hours from nearly 4,000 per week last September to just 16 as of today. 4000 hours to 16, plus laying off staff across the comp
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WordPress Scales Back to One Major Release in 2025
(therepository.email)
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> Had she been paid? Was there a contract? Would she have lost her accommodation if she could no longer provide services? Becky answered no to everything. She was a tourist, she said. Isn't the point of the 'free' accommod
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Even if EVs are a smaller proportion of the vehciles on CA roads, this makes sense to me. A gas nozzle is used for a minute or two before a vehicle is refuled, while a charging station is likely at least 10 times longer per vehicle. If cars
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