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infinite_spin
3mo ago
Thank you! I found this wiki article and learned something new about foot protection today too. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Портянки
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3mo ago
Not much, but it's interesting and I think a large population of users here are curious about drone tech
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3mo ago
foot-wrap? What are you saying here? Is this a colloquialism that I'm not familiar with?
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3mo ago
One other reason, Shahed drones are preprogrammed with their target, they're not being flown by an operator who can quickly change their course. They're basically a cruise missile with propellers.
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3mo ago
I don't think a single ghostwriter has ever been convicted of fraud for writing an auto biography on behalf of another person. Do you have some evidence to back this claim or am I expected to take your word for it?
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3mo ago
> Reading has always been a contract between the person who wrote the text and the person who’s reading it I don't think an author is bound to their readers via contract, implicit or otherwise. I have no obligation to tell people wh
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3mo ago
Yes you can. E.g. Euler's proof that there is no largest prime number.
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3mo ago
You still haven't specified what negative side effects you're referring to. Nitrogen tends to be inert, so I'm questioning your claim that N2 causes some negative side effect, not your claim that creatine hinders this yet-unn
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3mo ago
I think the article offers some good advice, at least advice that the author believes in, and from my own anecdotal experience it seems to hold water. Writing by hand, on physical paper, does indeed seem to offer some advantages over typi
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3mo ago
care to clarify yourself then? It's hard to see what other conclusion I should arrive at, because it seems like you're implying that privacy interferes with safety.
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3mo ago
except this implies total control, and a willingness to use that control to gaslight your citizens into believing they have some control
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3mo ago
How is private messaging causing people to become unsafe? If you're saying privacy = unsafe environment, then your right to privacy is meaningless.
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3mo ago
It's not unregulated. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B...
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3mo ago
what negative effects? N2 is inert under physiological conditions.
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3mo ago
They began strapping them to existing light poles here. I took a photo of one and it was gone a few days later. I didn't report it, it just vanished, which I noticed the next time I went for a walk. I want to know why they decided to p
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3mo ago
I joined from Firefox this morning too, but it launches the application in the actual zoom app
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3mo ago
well also I read the parent's comment wrong, they just said colons, not semi-colons
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3mo ago
ah my mistake, those are a bit uncommon in my writing, I feel like they seem pretentious. i just use the semi-colons because it's closer to the way I pause, and alternate, in my thoughts.
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3mo ago
> You'd know that if you'd done any research at all. I'm not in the habit of researching the people who respond to me before I ask them about what their role was in something they seem proud of. I thought I was being polit
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the argument was that use of semi-colons indicates AI usage.. what do you mean by "being first hand involved in all this"? what part did you take if you don't mind sharing, this was an incredibly interesting turn of events.
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3mo ago
I've always used a lot of semi-colons in my writing, especially in my technical writing. So I did a search on this pdf for semi colons, and there are 260 in a 264 page document. I then repeated this for the last book I read, Candide by
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3mo ago
I think advertising can be done right. Stack Overflow seems to have gotten it right, so much so that I disabled my adblocker for them. What bites me is when the advertisements are for something toward my caveman brain, like being advertised
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3mo ago
> Then you are going to have a hard time in a society filled with other humans, or living with a legal system that takes human complexity and grey areas into account in so many different ways. Yes, and from my perspective that's cor
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3mo ago
> Identical treatment of all people in all situations for all laws does not exist and should not exist. How did you arrive at this statement from "We need equal rights, ones that exist for everyone, i.e. constitutional rights"?
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3mo ago
> I'm half joking because the situation is quite bizarre and I never encountered anything like that. half joking is still joking, and this is not a "quite bizarre" situation, in fact it's rather common for people to m
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3mo ago
the paranoid part of me thinks this is a war of attrition, where if every company imaginable has to be taken to task for intrusive behavior that we'll eventually grow numb to it, or that with a large enough onslaught we'll never b
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We need equal rights, ones that exist for everyone, i.e. constitutional rights. When we say some people have those rights more than others, we destroy equality under our laws, at the very root of our system. I think it muddies the water to
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I'm not a fan of rules that aren't concrete, especially when the opposition tends to muddy the water and use ad hominems to justify their opinions. Lacking a clear set of rules has never led us to a safer community.
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3mo ago
> glasshole-women Please stop using ad hominem attacks, this is not the appropriate forum for such remarks. > "nice rack you have there, sweetheart" I assume that would be considered sexual harassment in most jurisdictions,
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3mo ago
The coffee isn't why I go there, it's where my friends meet up, and I go to the gym next door. He's also threatened employees, one quit. I'm not sure why you're making jokes, but since you are it seems like I should
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