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No, it sounds like I mixed up two shock jock radio personalities. The gall.
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A natural, sub-zero, 3D printer. Neat.
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You're right, my mistake.
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Most opponents to Peterson don't know the first thing about him. It's quite sad because they're the same types that think COVID misinformation is something to worry about.
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Do you think referring to Rutger's basketball players as "nappy headed-hoes" was in line? It sounds like you barely have any idea of what Stern's controversy was about.
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5y ago
Having it both ways is the definition of the last two years. It's very clear where the bias lies. I am worried.
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Yet they wonder why folks would rather pirate old versions.
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Could be useful with home assistant in a lot of ways, though your use cases kind of cover them.
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Does it break TOS? Did Amazon shut down Snowflake despite losing a bunch of Redshift dough to them? I'm not sure why you feel AWS would shut down a company who is using their resources in a clever manner.
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Getting into home automation beyond Google/Apple/Smart things can be a boon, you really have to devote a chunk of time to it. Running useful services at home is one of the fastest ways to learn.
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Strange article, if I didn't ignore 99% of recruiters that reach out to me, I wouldn't make any progress.
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That's rich. People are killing themselves, and tons of scheduled medical procedures are still being postponed. You'll reap what you sow.
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Made me think of: http://www.hiyoooo.com/
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Does "in many countries" not include the country of Canada?
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>Are those more likely to be a) a side effect/risk of the vaccine, or b) a known result of the disease I have a more pressing question for you: Do you expect the medical establishment to accurately and honestly attribute the increas
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The name-calling wasn't referring to you. I'm pretty clearly referring to the person who threw out "conspiracy theory thinking" as if that was helping anything. For what it's worth: Sometimes there isn't a sour
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Were you used to seeing myocarditis and pericarditis in the news regularly before 2019...?
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Even if you spell it out for them, something tells me this person will keep calling you names, and finding every excuse not to question how they got to "believing" what they do.
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But how will we create our utopia?
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If you've been playing pandemic longer than necessary, you'd clutch your pearls too.
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Not to mention all of the vaccine injuries that do exist but are rarely reported on. It's almost like there's a narrative here.
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> But there are still unmasked people and unvaccinated people I'm not sure how you're convinced it's only the unmasked or unvaccinated people that are responsible for the spread of the virus at this point. In many countrie
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My airpods have constant issues. Maybe you should take notice that Apple's products don't have the simplicity of setup they were once known for...
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This thread is filled with folks who are _convinced_ the USA is a shithole because they lived in LA once, or they read too much depressing news. More for me, I guess.
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Anyone know why there's never been a linux version?
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I think the obsession with gifted learners being "different" from the "normal" is... weird. I look at the phenomenon as more of a "Here's how we cater to what we perceive as our best and brightest" ... whe
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It becomes an anti-pattern when there are more SAML-like, short-lived access approaches available. Do you rotate your keys in secrets regularly?
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Ding ding ding ding ding! What a healthy use of tax-payer funds. To create a show for all of us. Give them bread and circuses, or something.
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I wish Netflix understood how tone-deaf their engineering blog can come off. They frequently tote how they're 'saving bandwidth' with this optimization or that optimization. If you have a mid-range or better TV and care about
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I don't get the point of this. Am I supposed to feel bad for Uber and Lyft? Am I supposed to feel some need for justice against Apple? What's the narrative?
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