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2y ago
I prefer 7-11
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"War is a continuation of politics by other means." I don't think "Islamic fundamentalism" is the source of this conflict. Like President Truman so eloquently put it, "You can't move 5 or 6 million people
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If the man is unarmed, I don't think they can be considered a legitimate target. If that is the case, then you could argue all Israelis who have a military background are legitimate targets and that includes most of the population.
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Unless your side won, the war ending doesn't have any affect on whether it's safe for you to return or not. In the case of Syria, the Caesar sanctions will probably cripple Syria's reconstruction. So there probably won't
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Many Danes migrated to the UK a thousand years ago and now their descendants, who migrated to the US 200 hundred years ago, are also making great contributions in programming language theory. Lots to be proud of
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Do they tax LVMH? Or fine it for monopolistic practices? The EU is a pretty one-sided solution to the prisoner's dilemma
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A really interesting read. You'd think, more than taking out an external enemy, a king, during the middle ages, would be more afraid of losing legitimacy among his subjects. Maybe this could be considered another historical event/
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How does Hetzner compare to Digitalocean? I always hear great things about Hetzner. I don't know if those comments are just patriotic Europeans or if Hetzner is really that much better than the alternatives.
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The landing page looks really nice! How does one create web pages like this without using a tool like the above? Would animating html elements with javascript be sufficient?
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I'm surprised they had less rain. Here in Minnesota, it's been constant heavy rain. My pond floods almost every week. I have to pump it out into a nearby lake and that's a pain.
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Auth is the biggest headache of starting a new project. From your Github README, this looks pretty awesome! My site is a golang static site with a few pages as a reactjs spa. Do you guys planning on adding support for the general stack usin
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What sort of things will compute shaders on the web unlock that wasn't possible before? Asking as someone with only a little graphics programming experience
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Very interesting! Thank you so much I was always under the impression that the max blob size was 400mb and so you couldn't store files any bigger than that. Google gives so many different answers to these questions. Do you know any oth
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I thought browser tabs only had access to ~400mb How do you have access to 5gb?
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Isn't Nestle European? Apparently the Eu doesn't care when their own companies become monopolies and do questionable things like this
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I don't think things are as simple as democracy or dictatorship. That democracy, you're referring to, has a pretty bad human rights record. We have to hold everyone accountable
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What parts of Figma though? Is it just used for cpu intensive operations like triangulation of svgs to render in webgl or is the site's core logic all done is wasm? I'm sorry, I don't use Figma but I'm really curious abo
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$1 Large fries $5 Spicy Deluxe Crispy Chicken Sandwich meals The app is a LOT cheaper than the original pricing. The deals are also pretty consistent. They were giving free Large fries until I took advantage of the deal x3 without getting
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Sanctions hinder international trade...
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Far right leaders advertise maps of a "greater Israel" from the Nile to the Euphrates, that is a huge provocation. Not something a "peace loving" nation would do. Netanyahu presents a map of Israel that includes West Ban
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Your perspective on the complex situation in the Israel-Palestine conflict raises important points, but it's crucial to consider the broader context and implications of these actions. Firstly, the concept of "acceptable losses&quo
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No, Israel will be forced to an actual peace settlement because those iron dome interceptors don't come cheap. It's only a matter of time before they run out, Hamas rockets actually start hitting Israel, and Israel actually legiti
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So far we see confirmations of why the US needs to cut foreign aid to Israel. While the US is trying so hard to focus their efforts on their "pivot to the Asia-Pacific", Israel is pulling it back to expending resources on the Midd
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I understand the benefit extra work permits would've brought to Gaza's economy but removing the blockade would do a lot more to help Gaza's economy. Work permits are just a bandaid over a much wider occupation.
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True, the distinction between targeting civilians and collateral damage is significant and morally relevant. However, it's important to recognize that even actions labeled as 'collateral damage' can sometimes reflect a disreg
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It's hard to argue Israel "cant avoid civilians" when 40% of Gaza's housing is rubble. Israel's airstrikes aren't "calculated" if they calculate everything as a legitimate target
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I understand the concern but I also understand the general public reaction to Israel's actions. The occupation is one thing, but the genocidal rhetoric by Israeli officials and the desecration of muslim holy sites and harassment of Arm
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Hard to do when most of the middle east is run by autocratic regimes that either get military aid from the US or the US is their security guarantor. You have to seem Pro-Palestinian to please the masses but ultimately undermine the cause to
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There are US military bases in the Kurdish administered part of Syria. The US has troops stationed here for many reasons, one of the biggest ones being to protect the Kurds in the region(just recently the US military shot down a Turkish dro
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When you consider Netanyahu, for years, propped up and funded Hamas, it makes everything more confusing to understand https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-years-netanyahu-propped-up...
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