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hulahoof
4y ago
I've always thought if myspace had .js support we would have an army of quite diverse programmers. Some of the girls from my school were absolute guns at myspace profiles! Put me to shame :) I myself got started from neopets and then m
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hulahoof
4y ago
Tough on corporate crime.
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hulahoof
4y ago
As noted in your link Hornsdale Power Reserve is in South Australia, which is what the parent used as a good example of preparation.
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hulahoof
4y ago
As a kid my main source of new games was to hire it from the video store overnight, install it and then download a no-cd crack. I dont recall ever running into issues finding one.
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hulahoof
4y ago
Strong opinions weakly held has worked well for me
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hulahoof
4y ago
Thanks for sharing, for some reason I had thought they were getting more frequent
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hulahoof
4y ago
For anyone not from aus the Betoota is a (great) satire publication similar to the onion
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hulahoof
4y ago
It’s somewhat sad to read that after 1430 years being family run the oldest company on this list went into liquidation in 2006 and was acquired
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/Ti1iu
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US Prosecutors Opened Probe of FTX Months Before Its Collapse
(bloomberg.com)
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NASA's SLS Moon rocket expected to make debut launch after weeks of delays
(abc.net.au)
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hulahoof
4y ago
It's astonishing that N.A. has over half of the IPv4 allocations! My country doesn't even appear until zoom level 5
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hulahoof
4y ago
This is true for Eth, but there are many chains where DeFi exchange transaction fees are a rounding error
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hulahoof
4y ago
Not sure about GP but I’m in aus and can confirm the Coke is that bad
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hulahoof
4y ago
FFXIV has a decent gathering approach
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hulahoof
4y ago
As an Australian I agreed with your comment, but the link you shared indicate that petroleum actually is a larger export for us > The top exports of Australia are Iron Ore ($79.6B), Coal Briquettes ($36.4B), Petroleum Gas ($26.8B), Gold
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hulahoof
4y ago
Maybe the point is just to prevent shortages
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hulahoof
4y ago
I was just wondering this, does including his name have the same effect as the trending on art station stuff ?
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hulahoof
4y ago
What a wild story. Complete with diss track towards Sony[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iUvuaChDEg
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hulahoof
4y ago
Ignition! is one of my all time favourite reads, that I picked up from a previous comment similar to this - highly recommend if it piques the interest of any passer bys
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hulahoof
4y ago
While the 3.5mm headphone jack is only ~70 years old [1], the quarter inch jack has it's roots in the late 1870's [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_connector_(audio)#Miniat... [2] https:/
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hulahoof
4y ago
> Netflix recommendations seem crap because they don't have a lot of third party content to recommend in the first place. Their recommendations used to be world class until they got rid of the user feedback mechanisms.
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hulahoof
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When they mention tearing them in half, I’d imagine this more closely resembles what we would think of as slicing and just has the tearing effect due to the size of the material
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hulahoof
4y ago
Give a man the world and he will rob himself
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A lot of people use databricks for the analytical and ML workloads (leveraging it as a sort of extended spark environment)
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I find DDG to be better than anything other than finding local stores, but I just use (google) maps for that anyway.
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hulahoof
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I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
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hulahoof
4y ago
Seems like a great way to prevent recordings by having one officer move towards onlookers and force them an arbitrary distance away
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hulahoof
4y ago
Agreed, NSA is much more likely
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hulahoof
5y ago
I can’t find the exact video but I have seen similar to these in videos from military expo’s https://www.thedronebird.com/aves/
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