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hungmung
1y ago
Funny because since the Blurred Lines lawsuit you can be infringing for using the same chord progression.
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1y ago
Well they don't call them stealerships for nothing.
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1y ago
Salt the land and wait for the rations to run out.
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1y ago
You could rig up some rPi's, but then you gotta maintain everything yourself. Weatherproofing is probably a PITA too.
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1y ago
There's a similar situation in Crater Lake National Park, possibly managed by the same people (they manage hospitality at quite a few NP's): https://www.opb.org/article/2024/02/18/crater-lake-ho
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1y ago
> It is a known fact that the vast majority of truck owners rarely ever use the truck bed. Just want to point out that big pickups are really about the hauling capacity, it's not like their beds are much bigger than a modern Ford Ra
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1y ago
Well we might have seen it...the old hep c antiviral has been known to give people a lot of trouble mentally. I know one guy who had it, and while he was an extrovert with a lot of charisma, he developed crippling anxiety and agoraphobia wh
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1y ago
Interestingly, the new drug used to cure hep c can throw you into a manic episode. It's something that's still being looked into because they aren't sure if the medicine can cause it directly, or if it's just the sudden
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1y ago
Yeah hospital accounting is weird. I had family in the ER and one of their crappy meals was like $60, for basically just rice and canned vegetables on a tray. A single bandaid cost like $25 or something outrageous like that. This was pre-co
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1y ago
There are no real laws or court rulings protecting crypto, the Department of Commerce simply changed their rules to allow it, and I have no doubt they could easily change them back if the mood struck them. Zimmerman had a novel defense (sel
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1y ago
I put a Space Pen refill into my Tactile Turn bolt action pen* and I've been happy with it as a daily driver for about 5 years now. * If you want one that's got regular pen dimensions and will fit in a breast pocket, get the slim
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1y ago
In America we have an even lower tech solution: if there's no traffic and nobody to see, you pretend the light is green.
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1y ago
Also...Roman plumbing was constant-flow. Lead in water is mostly an issue when it gets to rest in the pipes for a while, then when somebody turns the tap on they get water that's had time to absorb the lead. Since Roman plumbing had no
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1y ago
If we don't get a section 230 for payment processors we're looking at serious consequences for 1A because everything will be a civil suit away from getting blacklisted. Economist reported that adult performers are having trouble
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1y ago
> Of course, at that point you'd have to also encode which side of the whole deck is the "top"...) An asymmetrical joker could indicate which short edge is "right way up", while also indicating which card is the
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1y ago
No, Java. I'll go through the settings again and doublecheck but sometimes the skin will change and it won't accept you changing it back for weeks.
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1y ago
Any idea how I could get this in the US? They only want to ship to Luxembourg.
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1y ago
Yeah I like Lena but nobody was going to live up to the bar C418 set unless it was just ripping off of him entirely. Maybe if they got Brian Eno. But how many tracks are you going to get him to do for a videogame? (Trivia: Eno did the win95
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1y ago
Yep, and when you get your Microsoft account, you have to deal with their fucked up login system. Many a child's tear (also adult's tears) has flown over their jank. Mojang never locked anyone out for 30 days when they reset a pas
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1y ago
It's because Visa got sued, lost, and it was found out they knowingly processed payments for illegal adult content, so they basically avoid the sector entirely now. Economist had an article about it maybe two years ago and came to mu
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1y ago
> I'm guessing it's more about the clout than it is about the payment Yeah I'm not in tech but I've seen his handle like 3 times today already, so he's definitely got recognition.
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1y ago
Just curious, which psychedelics were you guys experimenting with?
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1y ago
Yeah at least a few kindergarten and elementary school teachers were watching out for toe walkers since at least around the mid-90's. Source: I know people.
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1y ago
Ffs, no. We don't need this.
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1y ago
Can somebody tell me if this applies to FOSS browsers?
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1y ago
I'm waiting for fully automated writing style recognition that finds all your throwaway accounts and sends you a shakedown letter.
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1y ago
Why not all of the above?
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1y ago
Yeah but then every criminal case would presume guilt.
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1y ago
> Is being bigger Platonically better than being smaller? Maybe, most animals evolve towards larger sizes. Except on smallish islands, where they tend to become smaller.
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1y ago
Coyotes are small but dangerous. I wouldn't even let a 100lb dog outside off-leash if I've seen coyotes in the area, they just go right for the belly and rip out the innards.
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