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evandale
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One can read the article and read the prosecution's argument and still disagree with it. I do. In the end you're buying something that doesn't exist. If you want to believe it exists that's fine. Complaining that you bou
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evandale
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They might have if they sought a 2nd opinion like you're supposed to with all professional services. It's a bit silly to trust the first psychic you come across, I sure wouldn't do it. I probably wouldn't trust the 2nd..
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3y ago
Nobody has the ability to give you a psychic reading because psychic readings don't exist. I'm glad you brought up the paragraph of text because are literally buying a fictional paragraph. It can say anything and will still be a p
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evandale
3y ago
My only point was it takes more than a billionaire with a dream to create a space program. VG is a complete failure from a getting into space perspective, I don't care how much money investors have given to them. They don't have a
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3y ago
The haters don't want to admit space flight is really really hard and Elon, excuse my language, fucking nailed it. Richard Branson is a billionaire who tried to do spaceflight long before Elon and Virgin Galactic hasn't launched a
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evandale
3y ago
I want to make this perfectly clear: The Canadian people are not responsible for the per-capita emissions of the country; we have no control over it and there's nothing citizens can do to reduce our footprint. Canada's high emissi
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3y ago
Per-capita data for global problems are useless to look at because the planet doesn't care where the emissions come from.
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He took that back. https://fortune.com/2023/04/29/elon-musk-twitter-jack-dorsey...
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evandale
3y ago
There is something about successful men who get away with giving the finger to the woke crowd that _really_ tick people off.
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3y ago
That's why I think of it as more of reading a motivational quote that will inspire me to do something that day. I try not to take it too seriously, but my conflict with astrology is that I don't want to believe it, but I can'
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3y ago
We are on a tech site with highly intelligent individuals who have been programming computers since we've been in diapers. If you don't believe the text then how would you believe the video? Anything can be done in devtools before
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3y ago
Ahh, I honestly don't pay attention to usernames. I replied to someone who is defending your attacker and making the same low effort quips so I assume they have no problem with the bizarre employment question or they would have flagged
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3y ago
Is checking your horoscope considered believing in astrology? I ask because I check mine, but mostly for morning reminders and put my head on straight. Today mine starts with "The universe may deliver an ego bruise or two today, dear V
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3y ago
Why don't you name the pieces of facts that are missing then so the parent can respond to it? You keep making personal attacks and asking if the parent is employed by the state of Florida. What does their employment situation have to d
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3y ago
Have you read what Nazis write on the internet? They would stay there because there's a huge userbase to convert and they probably enjoy being challenged and justifying their horrible views because they want lurkers to read it. If you
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3y ago
I work at ${bigCorp} and am not allowed to use playgrounds :( Additionally my company won't run their own playground because they can't figure out how to store and audit code people put into it.
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Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser
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> It's arguably in the user's interest if you look at the blogger and reader as participants in an ecosystem. I don't want to be part of the ecosystem. I want to read the article, leave, and never come back. It's not
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3y ago
Thanks for the warning, I won't try to tell you otherwise hahaha! Besides, if you like marquees who am I to say you're wrong!? I have exactly 0 design or taste bones in my body and think lime green text on a blue background is the
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3y ago
> how do you find a "__bold__ in a phrase" or "bold in a __phrase__" reliably? Can't you use regex? _[^_\n\r]+_ edit: I think double underscores are easier, you should be able to use __.+__ and there's no re
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I miss all that weird styling :( It gave the internet character and flaws. Now it feels like everyone limits themselves to publishing nothing but perfect images of themselves.
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I've tried learning Ember, React, and Vue and have tapped out pretty early. Now I'm learning how to build a site using only vanilla JS and doing everything from scratch unless I find a reason to switch it. I think I'm making
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This is a good way of putting it and I think would resonate with some people! I've not been able to get my dad to understand why you should switch with 1,000,000 boxes because he refuses to believe the 3 box and 1,000,000 box case is t
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My favourite casino game is craps. I find it amazing they created a game that has two basic strategies you can play and the one that has better odds is the "dark side" and is frowned upon to play that strategy. Sometimes I'll
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> You're obviously entirely welcome to your worldview and your feeling that if it wasn't you that did it that you can ignore the source of your wealth but such individual selfishness can add up to collective selfishness and tha
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Wow that sounds fun! I think I might try it next time I need to go somewhere. You have no idea how long I've been sitting on public transit wishing that _I_ was the person controlling the bus in stop and go traffic and having to put my
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> That leads me to think these problems are endemic, and you, yourself, are either really lucky, or just used to the discomfort after so much time. You should treat yourself to some perspective, go out and take an uber home, then ask you
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Yep. Send this article to someone trying to argue that cyclists never follow the law and should have licenses and be prepared to roll your eyes at the excuses they come up with... https://www.forbes.com/sites/carltonrei
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> That also raises another point: as an example, we know that some drivers text while driving. Not all drivers do this; hopefully it's a minority. I would be surprised if it was a minority. I am an extremely active pedestrian and cy
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Sounds like Toronto. We have a streetcar tunnel people drive into constantly and it has a railway track and a million signs. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/queen-quay-streetcar-... https://
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