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by kipchak 4y ago
I know this is sarcastic, but bakery outlets can be a great way to get your sugar junk for cheap if there's one nearby, though they're all pretty close to expiration.
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by kipchak 4y ago
I think it's only reasonable to place blame on the population if you figure elected officials are representative of their constituents, and that the population has a responsibility to make sure it stays that way. Simultaneously you cou
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by kipchak 4y ago
Typically the line for consoles for publishing and allowing releases is drawn at AO only games. Nintendo for example Published the M rated Eternal Darkness, and allowed Manhunt 2 to release on the Wii, despite political pushback including f
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by kipchak 4y ago
>"the goal should be to counteract the fundamental forces pushing manufacturing to geopolitically risky regions, and Intel is the only real conduit available to do that." I wonder if it's fair to assume based on this the U
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by kipchak 4y ago
>Everything doesn't have to be so far away and things like public transit don't have to suck. I think this is hard to do while also allowing for people who want to live in a rural area to do so. Towns and cities are great candi
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by kipchak 4y ago
I don't quite follow, is everyone who is rural but not a farmer live in a town?
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by kipchak 4y ago
Yes, the US (Funimation?) version and original has different soundtracks, both for the opening and for in the show. I'm not sure which was used in other regions where the show was popular, my guess would be south/central America g
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by kipchak 4y ago
>That's fine when you are talking about, say, which coffee chain you like. Aren't stakes in politics typically fairly high? I would figure a coffee chain level of concern would have to be an anomaly.
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by kipchak 4y ago
You're unfortunately either more vulnerable to other cars, less able to take action to avoid them or some combination of both. A motorcycle for example is nimble enough to attempt to avoid a collision but is more vulnerable if a collis
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by kipchak 4y ago
Though this creates a bit of a problem if you're no longer having wars.
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by kipchak 4y ago
NEET is the term I see most commonly with some variation.
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by kipchak 4y ago
My understanding of Turchin's argument from Ultrasociety is basically that for very early civilizations people were generally worse off individually giving up autonomy to absolute rulers, and that it goes against most people's and
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by kipchak 4y ago
From what I can find it looks like Seattle's growth rate was about 2% annually from the 1980s to 2000, then tapered off to 1.2% from 2000 to 2019.[1] I'm not very familiar with Seattle, but maybe that growth has been extremely loc
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by kipchak 4y ago
I think this is something that might be starting to reverse a bit. Just going off of conversations I see online, I would imagine a decent number of players made a conscious effort not to consult guides in order to "spoil" the expe
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by kipchak 4y ago
I guess the idea is if a few bad apples spoil the bunch, you can save the bunch if you can remove the bad apples?
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by kipchak 4y ago
There are a couple companies (Seek, FLIR) that make attachments for iOS/Android also, though having it integrated is definitely nicer.
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by kipchak 4y ago
For comparison in the US tesla had about a 2% market share in 2021, with Mazda at 2.3% and BMW group at 2.4%, and Toyota, the largest, at 15.5%, and Porsche at 0.46%.[2] [1] https://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-analysis-2021
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by kipchak 4y ago
Maybe he's talking about the first in the series, Nier 2010?
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by kipchak 4y ago
I think it's worth considering the scale of change is different as well. Things like the printing press and the translation of the bible into English definitely did result in upheaval and information being more widely available, the sc
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by kipchak 5y ago
There's also the arsenal bird's from Ace Combat which loiters with 80 of what's more or less the X-47B's strapped to it's bottom.
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by kipchak 5y ago
It's funny, on a fresh W10 install there's a toggle for weather telemetry for "Location", which the description describes as being used for weather data. Even if it's un-toggled the weather feature in the taskbar wo
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by kipchak 5y ago
Maybe Visual Basic?
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by kipchak 5y ago
Honda described the element as having an easy to wipe down utility floor, and waterproof seat fabric. I think somewhere along the line that merged into waterproof floor in peoples minds. https://static1.squarespace.com/stati
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by kipchak 5y ago
This seems like an unfortunate consequence of candidates being expected to promise everything and the kitchen sink on the campaign trail, and the increase in federal power. That combined with very high partisanship makes it easy to point th
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by kipchak 5y ago
They were at 10% January 2022, up from 4% Jan 2021. [1] https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mortgage-rates-4-percent-adjust...
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by kipchak 5y ago
Alternatively, open the TV up and remove/break the treacherous bits
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by kipchak 5y ago
I wonder if at some point just cracking the thing open and removing/disabling the wireless card will be commonplace.
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by kipchak 5y ago
You have to click on "buy" in the top banner first, even though it looks like it's already selected.
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think I have the 2014 version. I don't think the IBM story itself is too important, but it does make me a bit more skeptical about other things that I have little firsthand knowledge of. As a comparison I remember reading a local new
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by kipchak 5y ago
I’m about halfway through Debt and enjoying it so far, but that Adam Smith line, The Wizard of Oz being weirdly recognized as a Sliver/Gold standard allegory and the history of the creation of IBM were all odd enough to make wonder abo

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