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knowitnone
1y ago
"This project yields important insights, and the risks (e.g. trauma etc.) are minimal." They can't possibly measure the insights or claim that the trauma is minimal.
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knowitnone
1y ago
it is manipulative to show a picture that is not contexual. Would it be too hard to get a recent picture with recent prices?
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knowitnone
1y ago
Are you going to make a point or just ask questions?
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knowitnone
1y ago
"string name = Stdio.stdin->gets();" It did say it was like C so the design decision you don't like is C
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knowitnone
1y ago
Chromebook with linux installed?
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knowitnone
1y ago
every region has different soil
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knowitnone
1y ago
Nice. I needed this a few years ago. No license file?
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knowitnone
1y ago
you're saying you've NEVER taken a picture of anyone in the background without their permission?
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knowitnone
1y ago
what incentives do politicans have to shrink the government?
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knowitnone
1y ago
Prostitution stings are entrapment and that happens all the time
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knowitnone
1y ago
cheap enough meaning parents are paying and enabling
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knowitnone
1y ago
or is it parents who don't control their children's access to such content?
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knowitnone
1y ago
Less can be downloaded but I apprecaite you for this tool
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knowitnone
1y ago
Everything that is viewed is loaded in RAM or am I wrong? Perhaps it can load partial file? This looks like midnight commander.
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knowitnone
1y ago
why downvoted for a simple fact with evidence?
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knowitnone
1y ago
but a human can injest some of the library of Alexandria, and then generate dollars for their employer regurgitating those books. You just mad at the scale in which it is done?
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knowitnone
1y ago
until they have a $1mil dinner with Trump
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knowitnone
1y ago
99%? Debbie Downer says it only takes 1 package to screw the pooch
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knowitnone
1y ago
Good. Hope Blue Shield gets the same treatment but they'll just pass the costs to their customers
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1y ago
the hope is people delete it because it's just a "privacy notification"
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knowitnone
1y ago
This is handy. When I read, sometimes I have to go back and figure out who a character is so this is definitely right up my alley.
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knowitnone
1y ago
The US is unable to fix anything even if they are willing. Throw-away culture has consequences.
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knowitnone
1y ago
tons of videos on youtube on how to do this
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knowitnone
1y ago
It is somewhat standard. CPU, memory, drives, LCD. The only thing not standard is the motherboard. With 3d printing, you can print your own base to contain the motherboard, plug all those parts back in, screw on the LCD. Framework Computer
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knowitnone
1y ago
but perhaps communicating with millions is just the same skill being used over and over again - doesn't make they smarter in any way. I can add 1 and 1 a million times doesn't make me smarter. Sure, bankers are more skilled at und
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knowitnone
1y ago
simplewall is archived and unmaintained
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knowitnone
1y ago
so charge more? I'm sure they are already charging as much as the market will bear. Governments can impose a tax which they already have.
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knowitnone
1y ago
One man's crap is another man's crap. My data, which may be 100% crap to you, is obviously not (all) crap to me. I often unerase USB drives, HDDs, and SD cards find pictures, movies, etc. Obviously, they don't have much value
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knowitnone
2y ago
The money comes from the public, not the government
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knowitnone
2y ago
searched google. nothing funny found. very disappointed.
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