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by dtx1 4y ago
> At the reverse, alien origin of UFO relies on unproved and impossible facts: Some of them are unproved, none of them are impossible. > 1/ the existence of life outside earth, Life spontaneously emerging on earth implies at the
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by dtx1 4y ago
> Funny how that works. You forgot to add an address where to send you an invoice for my time. Funny how that works
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by dtx1 4y ago
But that is not my argument. I am not an expert in Seismic Sensors, yet I believe the experts that tell me this happened. The military Experts directly witnessing the Nimitz events and the sensors they are trained on tell me something reall
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by dtx1 4y ago
I have had that happen to friends of mine. Please consider talking to a doctor there may be medical reasons (micro stroke, tumor, early onset dementia) or environmental reasons (accidental poisoning, someone spiked your drink with LSD, you
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by dtx1 4y ago
Making my point for me, all that Data could be trivially faked, in 5 years probably by telling chatGPT10.3 "Make a website proving that North Korea exploded nukes" and I have 0 way to verify any of this. Yet I believe that those S
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by dtx1 4y ago
> The Nimitz event is far from “debunked”. But he googled $Event + Debunked and watched 2 minutes of the first explanation that came up. Mick West said it's debunked so it must be so, after all, any good skeptic will click the first
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by dtx1 4y ago
When the US Government tells the world that North Korea has exploded a nuclear weapon than i can neither directly measure that myself nor do I have access to the data where and how the US Government knows that happens. Yet we all collective
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by dtx1 4y ago
I deeply hate the laziness that is behind those arguments and the people that follow. Here are some claims of something extraordinary. We have multiple High End sensors Witness this. Your Government is not even recording this data, let alon
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by dtx1 4y ago
> Someday I'm gonna seriously give the Steam/Proton thing a try on Linux. I'm battle scarred from trying to game on Linux in the early 2000's... but I need to give it another chance. I'd much rather stay on my Li
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by dtx1 4y ago
This is akin to developing Bioweapons. Can it be done? Yes. Should it be done? Absolutely not. > “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”
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by dtx1 4y ago
Everything is up for debate and consideration but please don't talk bad about my invisible friend?
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Than it's a bad one
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by dtx1 4y ago
Doesn't that make a conflict in Taiwan more likely? I understand the national interest of the west here but it doesn't look like a good solution if the result is war over taiwan.
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by dtx1 4y ago
> (NB. people now want aircraft which can legally be pushed horizontally by hydrogen, but cannot legally be pushed upwards by hydrogen.) I laughed out loud when I read that, thank you!
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by dtx1 4y ago
Could you elaborate (or link to a framework) for doing the server generated HTML on Lambda?
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by dtx1 4y ago
No because I would rather not have sex than take part in the exploitation of at risk woman. Just because it's legal and regulated doesn't mean there aren't horrible things going on. > If you're the type of person that
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by dtx1 4y ago
That's just factually wrong. Even a quick read of Wikipedia would tell you that. > An incel (/ˈɪnsɛl/ IN-sel, an abbreviation of "involuntary celibate"[1]) is a member of an online subculture of people who define
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by dtx1 4y ago
I dont think prostitution can fix that issue in the slightest. Here in Germany prostitution is legal and highly regulated (to the point that there are ticket stations for prostitutes working on the street to pay taxes). I would however neve
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by dtx1 4y ago
There's a difference between sexual loneliness and being an Incel. Incels believe the world owes them sex and they are entitled to it. People suffering from sexual loneliness aren't all incels and to lump together both groups does
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by dtx1 4y ago
based, will be seeding over the night
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by dtx1 4y ago
I don't see what you are trying to say here? That we shouldn't even try to recycle anymore because some garbage gets shipped to SE Asia?
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by dtx1 4y ago
Here in Germany we have to split our garbage and one "bucket" so to speak is compostable and gets taken by the regular garbage trucks and I assume is composted in large facilities. That seems like a more reasonable approach becaus
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by dtx1 4y ago
and can trivially run client side
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Ribs (Recordings)(en.wikipedia.org)
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I Broke into the International Security Convention [video](youtube.com)
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by dtx1 4y ago
I never quite understood the need to make "5G" this standalone solutions to all problems of the future. It was by definition a bundle of technologies that improved upon existing tech. Nothing fundamentally new was ever going to ha
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A sequence of inputs that can beat Pokemon FireRed time with no Feedback [video](youtube.com)
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by dtx1 4y ago
As a long time Pirate of everything, I have found that Gabe Newell was right. > "We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem," he said. "I
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by dtx1 4y ago
https://mpcfill.com/

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