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by joveian 7y ago
While speculative in parts, here is one description I found of the background and basic functioning of these instruments: https://whyyouhearwhatyouhear.com/chapterfiles/chpt13/other/...
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Peruvian Inca Wind Instruments(youtube.com)
3 points by joveian 7y ago|1 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
As a non-Christian I find it interesting and not at all a problem if true. I think the same basic thing is common in some punk circles today (partly due to some racist Sweedish metal bands, but that is a different topic, although maybe not
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by joveian 7y ago
There is one image at Mexico News Daily: https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/archaeologists-find-tunnel-... This is almost just blogspam except for the additional archology.org link at the end: https://www.arch
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by joveian 7y ago
I didn't see numbers but IIUC a major issue was that they had a generally bad reputation and did most of their sales in the UK. It sounds like they priced in UKP. Others maybe considered it an opportunity, however as part of the looti
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The relationship between nicotine and psychosis(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
That is very interesting and I hadn't seen it before. IRV still does better than plurality by quite a bit, although it doesn't do well compared to the rest. As the chart shows, one of the biggest outliers is 100% honest voting w
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by joveian 7y ago
While not realistic in most ways, I enjoyed the 2d trees in A Valley Without Wind, very colorful and they change some with the day/night cycle. Also, you could "shrink" trees (and other objects) into your inventory and bring
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by joveian 7y ago
This is a great list. I would add six more: * Requires a computer with <OS list> to function * Requires that software be installed from <list of app stores> * Device data format is documented * Deivce software can be replaced w
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The Stunning Escape of El Chapo’s Son: It’s Like ‘A Bad Netflix Show’(nytimes.com)
2 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
To pharaphase Tuomo Valkonen (creator of the tiling window manager ion), most of these should not be called window managers since they make you manage the windows. I use ratpoison and GNU screen. These wikipedia lists can be quite helpful,
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by joveian 7y ago
It just applies to the special provisions relating to NI and if I am reading it correctly the first opportunity to vote would be just before 4 years after the end of the transition period. The next vote would be in another 4 years if the d
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Tribes call for removal of dams along Columbia River(oregonlive.com)
1 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
The argument isn't just that it proved to be untrue but is also based on ex-agency heads leaking false information (at least some of which they would have known was false) and playing up the untrue accusations in the press as the inves
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by joveian 7y ago
The argument is bascially this: the FBI and CIA decided they didn't like Trump and started working against him as soon as he was elected. The FBI went first in trying to remove him but failed, now it's the CIA's turn. I.e.
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by joveian 7y ago
Also: https://circadiansleepdisorders.org/ There is also a email discussion list (toward the bottom of the left side).
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by joveian 7y ago
I agree about the deal; I think brexit would look different under Labor but that would mostly be in terms of UK law and less the agreement with the EU. In terms of the future relationship it seems like Labor would aim for customs union plu
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by joveian 7y ago
Watching from the US, I agree that it is unreasonably being called confusing. However, you are leaving out the part where Labor has said they will end freedom of movement and the EU has said they will not agree to single market but no freed
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by joveian 7y ago
Browsers can also prefetch pages under some circumstances (I'm not sure of the details). In that case, the web server for sketchy-service.com now has your exact IP address (vs. the truncated address encouraged by this extension). In
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by joveian 7y ago
The same thing was done in the US in the 50s with the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in North America (possibly older than this one it seems): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celilo_Falls The falls still exist
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by joveian 7y ago
I'm fairly certain it is not known for sure that Juul isn't killing people. It actually seems to come up often in terms of nocotine products people who get sick are using. That could be just due being a popular brand, but the co
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by joveian 7y ago
One thing I would add is to make sure not to ignore any discomfort. It is easy to get used to ignoring the signals that something isn't right and at least for me changing my posture a bit helps when I start to notice trouble (if that
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by joveian 7y ago
The last I saw in the Oregonian a few days ago they said that they suspect it is from one of two dispensaries but are not certain. Possibly they confirmed since then but I haven't seen it in the news at least if so. The article (gener
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by joveian 7y ago
Checking for the existence of the files could take time since they are in a different directory, but checking for the existence of the chrome directory (which doesn't seem to be used for anything else) should not require disk access si
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by joveian 7y ago
It is more than fair as CBP makes inaccurate statements about what people say all the time even in easily verifiable cases (i.e. they have claimed that a three year old admitted entering the US to look for work). See: https://the
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by joveian 7y ago
It makes the conceptual model of the OS more complex. Filesystems with basic permissions are easy to understand becuse of the forced structure. IMO, ACLs are a bad idea for the same reason, they make it harder to see what is going on whil
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by joveian 7y ago
You do not need math but do need quite a bit of time. I suggest some DRM-free builder alternatives at the end of my long comment above, but even most of those need quite a bit of time and all much less than KSP. I'm not sure builder
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by joveian 7y ago
They say on the forum it is in Unity.
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by joveian 7y ago
To counter the glowing reviews others have left, it really depends what you want out of it and if you install mods or not (and if you do if all the mods you want work together). I don't use mods and want a more relaxing gamelike exper
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by joveian 7y ago
It is available on GOG with downloadable installer and that version works fine on an offline Windows 10 system. I think I've heard that the Linux support is fairly good too but I haven't used it personally. Unfortunately, it see

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