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There's a region on Pluto provisionally named after Cthulhu, citing Lovecraft as "an underworld mythology". If the IAU accepts the name, it would make this possible too.
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5y ago
You should look a few sections down in that article. There is evidence that it slowed down and possibly even reversed in recent decades.
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5y ago
There's a local hydroponic place near me with a similar issue. Their lettuce is amazing but officially won't be classified as organic despite not using pesticides/herbicides at all, and likely very limited fertilizer if any.
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5y ago
Exactly. Someone online posted an interesting comic book page and I wanted to know what it was from. Google gave me a random word and a bunch of unrelated images. Yandex needed me to use their cropping tool (the image I had was a two page s
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5y ago
In that case, Mastodon would be deciding who counts as "marginalized", and I really doubt they would see it that way.
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Same here, but on the eastern edge of central. If I was a little bit over in eastern time, I'd definitely have the opposite opinion.
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His later polls seem to have trended towards higher percents: https://www.cs.umd.edu/users/gasarch/BLOGPAPERS/pollpaper3.p...
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> but if you don't like "Joe's spaghetti sauce" there's no other option vs a normal supermarket that will have several brands, one of which might match your tastes more than another Worse, I really liked one of t
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5y ago
TV Tropes has an article titled exactly "Mohs Scale of Science Fiction Hardness" which is probably a good approximation of what you're thinking of.
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It's good looking, simple, reliable, and most people aren't too concerned with an extra 100 MB download if they're already downloaded a few GB of disk image. It makes sense that it would be popular in tutorials, and spread o
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I understand why it happens, but it doesn't mean I want it to happen. Unfortunately, this is a case where a recommender system runs into issues. Outside of these songs, I likely overlap a lot with the people who are okay with non En
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Listening to metal gets a lot of recommendations for me in languages I don't understand much of. You would think Spotify would have a way to not change languages between songs at least.
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I'm still stuck wondering if one artist I found recently had a very different style originally, or if it lumped two unrelated acts together.
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Looks like it will drop to about half the current surface temperature as it expands (although this seems to be talking about it at around 0.5 AU) http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~ryden/ast162_4/notes15....
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> Could even make this part of the ranking mechanics. Maybe you _can't_ enable the client-side anticheat until the server-side one thinks you're sus. Then you get prompted to turn on the client-side support and get a cool badge
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Besides all the interactivity being gone, they never bothered to upload large chunks of the backlog.
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Approval voting is my favorite method as well. The best benefit IMO is that someome who votes the same as before is still making a valid vote, they've just set their approval threshold high enough that only one candidate meets it.