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gerikson
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> Back in 1941, just as the Rothschild planned WWII was getting underway And… tab closed.
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Why would Norway in particular notice? The explosions occurred closest to Denmark and Sweden.
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Same, which is why I came here to read the comments before loading the site...
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The big problem with basing your system of government on literal autocracy is that sometimes you don't get good autocrats. That said, the crisis of 1905-1917 would probably have overwhelmed a better monarch than Nicholas II.
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The worse rate is understandable as the "resell value" is lower for a Scottish issued note than one issued by the BoE.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales
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It would be like gaining control over an unstable nuclear reactor. https://www.arnika.org/en/hotspots/moldova/the-largest-illeg... Cobasna is a huge problem in waiting but it's not an urgent problem. The
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Conic Sections Rebellion
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Isn't Transnistria legally part of Moldova? Russia can't trade that away against Moldova's wishes, and even if it was to try , it would be against the international law that made the invasion of Ukraine and annexing its terri
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> I would say the author of this article is dodgy and unreliable. I mean I personally agree with this in general but Scott Alexander has many fans...
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This is my theory too. Putin blowing up the pipeline serves a number of purposes: - removes options from a potential opposition within Russia - reminds nations around the Baltic that Russia has undetectable underwater assets - serves to pot
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Really fun and counterintuitive arrangements. The linked paper has more details https://erich-friedman.github.io/papers/squares/squares.html
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CSAM seems to be the accepted industry term. (The industry being Trust & Safety).
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I figured FBS was far-right despite not reading German, simply from some keywords, the illustrations, and the web design. Interestingly they're presented neutrally ("a pressure group") in the linked Reuters article. It took s
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It's not really about that. It's getting a court to sign a paper he can use to convince people he's Satoshi.
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https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/409009/why-do-we...
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4y ago
Link is not available. Doesn't Holz Hausen translate as "House for wood"?
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4y ago
I let a repairman service a 105/2.5 that didn't focus to infinity, as well as a 35/1.4 with slow aperture blades, but sadly he suffered a stroke and had to stop working :(
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4y ago
I got a set of JIS screwdrivers to help me disassemble Nikkor lenses.
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I tried reading the first and couldn't get through it.
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According to the Wikipedia page (linked in the article), Perl uses the floored definition of mod, which is promoted by Knuth, and also used by APL, Fortran and Common Lisp. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo
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Can't agree more. Part of why I listen to the podcast "We have ways of making you talk" is the host's nuanced view of WW2 history and historiography.
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4y ago
Thanks! I installed it on another iDevice and it worked there. No clue why it's not working on my main phone but I can live with that.
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4y ago
Or you can, like, ensure that the HTML content you write is usable in lynx or w3m. I do.
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Check out Spartan, it's apparently a protocol that is inspired by Gemini but doesn't have TLS. Sorry no links, I just read about it when I was semi-active in Gemini but never bothered to follow up.
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4y ago
Exactly. The tech is the gatekeeper to ensure that the social group is self-selecting.
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In what way does it forbid personalization? Is it because the client enforces styling? I got around that in my (deactivated) site with some ascii art and unicode glyphs. Most capsules are quite distinct with regards to these elements.
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The Wikipedia page (linked) is a good introduction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_(protocol) My take Kinder: an updated Gopher Snarkier: a technical solution to a social problem
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I'm not a huge fan of the protocol but I do believe it will survive the crypto company.
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Does Elaho work for you? It doesn't load any content for me (iOS 15.6.1)
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