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by jprd 2y ago
Nope.
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by jprd 2y ago
This is also graverobbing, and very not cool. Most wrecks will have sailors/soldiers/merchantmen entombed. Parent comment is 100% correct, unfortunately this doesn't stop people from continuing to do it to this day.
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by jprd 2y ago
Eisenhower warned us about this kind of eventuality, and I personally never thought it could ever get this far. Outrageous.
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by jprd 2y ago
I'm not defending the mask law, it can easily be abused, etc. That said, the knife was 14 inches long. If I walked down the street in the middle of the day, 3o years ago, with a ski mask on, in August - the police are going to want to
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by jprd 2y ago
We've all been sleeping on Raccoon AI. There is a Raccoon AI gap and we need serious and immediate legislation to address this.
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by jprd 2y ago
This is classic, and just might be my favorite book review of all time.
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by jprd 2y ago
Exactly! I'd also think it might be awkward to explain its use and sanctity to children, grandchildren, parents and Mr. Rogers.
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by jprd 2y ago
I imagine this is a stipulation of his agreement with PIF. Gross.
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by jprd 2y ago
I mean, I really have to fight my brain from jumping into conspiracy theories at times. This is ABSOLUTELY one of them. Lot of other nasties running around without repercussions, but Karma/Simulation said nay to these cats. It is crazy
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by jprd 2y ago
Not the same thing, but had me remembering the "official" way of disposing of toluene after Chemistry lab in my US High School. Carefully carry it to the window overlooking the lower roof. Toss it on the roof. Let it evaporate.
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by jprd 2y ago
I imagine this link is being posted as an additional warning against listening to the "wisdom" of Peter Thiel? This conversation is bonkers. They are just doing improv conspiracy theory fanfic.
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by jprd 2y ago
Spinning drive noises?
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by jprd 2y ago
Well done, bravo!
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by jprd 2y ago
Woof - that is a LOT of drama. Thank you for the update, I'd have no idea what was unfolding without it!
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by jprd 2y ago
It amazes me the temper tantrums such rich people can have. The Bourbon court was more in-tune with other humans.
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by jprd 2y ago
I dream about working at Toys R Us again, at least a few times a month, 20+ years on. I can no longer put the cheapest metal swing set on my shoulder and carry it out to a customer's too-small car. But damn it was fun.
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/AfCJm
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by jprd 2y ago
rolls-up newspaper - bad Logitech! Bad!
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by jprd 2y ago
Imagine treating your child like this. In public.
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/P5fNF
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/P5fNF
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by jprd 2y ago
Why are we doing this again? I know he is CEO of too many companies in our daily orbit (no pun intended), but this is starting to be like a reality TV show about a weird hoarder shut-in. I'd feel pity, but he has access to the best men
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by jprd 2y ago
> "Gen Z’s current average is 666, according to VantageScore."
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by jprd 2y ago
This. Andreesen and Horowitz are openly clowning for tax breaks against their unrealized capital gains. Andreesen was a hacker, and now he's just a hack.
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by jprd 2y ago
This is the way.
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by jprd 2y ago
Right. A law designed to protect children. That is the last straw. Parents that take this view are the ones the law was written about. Imagine being an involved, caring and loving parent that wouldn't have any insight in something so f
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/5IQiB
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/RsNN0
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/HeUcA
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by jprd 2y ago
https://archive.md/ndusL

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