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jimmygrapes
11d ago
Worst thing is that because the smell is bad and you called it out, too comments are all about the smell vs the substance. I contribute, sadly. Maybe we should all be more judicious with when we say there's a smell, save that for when
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14d ago
Presuming these are true, I fail to see how any future politician and/or their administration would be any less susceptible to these issues. Is there some paradigm of virtue out there that I'm not aware of yet who is immune (or at
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25d ago
I suppose I could ask elsewhere but do you (or does anyone else) have a word/term for this?
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28d ago
bro, ethernet and cellular data is called WiFi now
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1mo ago
Pirate books use it a lot!
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1mo ago
Dealing with this right now. Got some people whose devices are set to display dates as dd/mm/yyyy and the janky pay submission form records it verbatim rather than translate to its internal mm/dd/yyyy format. If it'
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1mo ago
And yet the democratic process was subverted by the measure being overruled. Moot point.
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2mo ago
It'd be tough to phrase it right. Imagine that The Ones Who Ban Things decide to write something interpretable as essentially "nobody is allowed to inform others about things". The process of distilling any ad banning law int
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2mo ago
Damn didn't know that. I might be the top listener of Interspace on the planet. RIP
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2mo ago
Yeah ok. 2025 to 2026 full of slop signals, LLC reg number from April 2026 to the same address in multiple reports as ultra scammy: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/30-n-gould-st-sheridan-wy-scam... https://www
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2mo ago
What happened to the rule about steelmanning? I know it's chic to post super hot takes about what we assume a persons intentions are, and I know there are plenty of "if you can't see how bad they are you're the problem&q
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3mo ago
it would be extremely painful ... I'm sorry I couldn't help it
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3mo ago
I prefer to use the hospital analogy. Locally, the water concerns are a big deal but a lot of people in my community are riled up about the potential need for diesel backup generators because of the noise pollution. They are not wrong and i
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3mo ago
Set price too low to be truly rare luxury show off item, but high enough that expendable income is necessary for first movers. Trade in kind by "gifting" to influencer types: the pop science tech nerd ones to legitimize it by scru
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3mo ago
Consider this: neither man nor women, when fully committed to each other as if they are one, and maybe even if they are not committed, can control the emotions and impulses inflicted upon them by the other. It's ok to set aside misgivi
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3mo ago
I know they broke up but I can't help but feel this is related: (Grimes - We Appreciate Power) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYG_4vJ4qNA
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3mo ago
I thought it was the Transatlantic album (StoltMorsePortnoyTrewavas)
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3mo ago
I believe this is a central premise of Peter Watts' Rifters series, related to submarines and astronauts and such, wherein "broken" people are considered more resilient to heavy shit than the equally capable/trained peop
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4mo ago
Congrats on getting a LLM to agree with you!
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4mo ago
I haven't had the patience or mentality to really absorb "ok but how is this useful" until that thread and your highlighted references. Thank you for the curated highlights, however brief it may be, because it's very har
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4mo ago
Charitably read, "our" and "we" refer to humanity as a whole, represented by this one work from one or more of our members.
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4mo ago
They're only doing this because they know Brock "Legnar" is gonna win at Summerslam /s but not /s iykyk
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4mo ago
As of yet no comments here seem to address the "reputable" condition. Reputable review is based on what criteria?
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4mo ago
Yes
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5mo ago
Charitably, it seems that we have yet to find, as a species/society, anything more effectively profitable than ads. I cannot blame those who come to this conclusion so long as no more powerful and proven motivator yet exists. I hate it
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5mo ago
> No X, no Y, no Z. Please, everyone, stop this.
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6mo ago
https://www.acquisition.gov/gsam/552.216-75 I get where you're coming from but this is a rough transition for some. Ideally we would hope that more frequent reporting would necessitate development of more seamless
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9mo ago
I've been a fan of Design-Assisted Developer or DAD
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10mo ago
I expected this comment coming into the thread. I would just like to point out that there is a huge range of options between those two extremes! If is entirely possible to teach up a child to be curious AND well rounded in the basics (see a
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10mo ago
Age reckoning in South Korea (and other east Asian countries) is quite different than what you might expect. Age 1 in this context could be up to 3; if year 1 is your birth date and you age up at the new year, you could be "2 years old
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