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linehedonist
11mo ago
> Rhodian sea law, from 900 BCE, states that if a salvor rescues property from the perilous seas, they are entitled to a share of the saved property. Unlikely, given that the Greek alphabet didn’t exist in 900 BCE.
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11mo ago
One improvement is a bed of concrete at the end of the runway that will catch the wheels and slow an airplane down to a stop. Pretty much everyone agrees it’s a good idea but it’s not always possible due to space needs or cost. https:/
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11mo ago
Waymo was doing tests in NYC earlier this fall but it looks like there are legal difficulties to getting actual approval in New York: https://www.thecity.nyc/2025/09/09/waymo-driverless-cars-nyc...
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11mo ago
This comment feels AI generated
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linehedonist
1y ago
I think from this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Work_Is_Not_Yet_Done
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1y ago
You’re moving the goalposts. How many families have private insurance? Considering both families with and without private insurance, is the median family better off in the US?
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1y ago
What’s missing in the terminal app?
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1y ago
Someone bought windows recently
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1y ago
We got Ms Rachel from YouTube, who is genuinely fantastic.
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1y ago
That is the CEO of NPR, not PBS. In that video you link to she’s talking about Wikipedia. I think her generalization is inappropriate, but her central point is a sound one: it’s crucial to Wikipedia’s purpose that Wikipedia does not seek tr
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1y ago
Or maybe those stations will simply close, never to be reopened, which in the grand scheme of things seems like a worse outcome.
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1y ago
Yes I was also unable to play it due to the bad mouse controls.
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1y ago
Sounds like Illinois
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1y ago
Yeah I tend to agree with this. People have always bet on sports. Wodehouse wrote a story about bored rich guys in the countryside betting on children’s church games. The real question is, what has changed to allow this betting to occur leg
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1y ago
Playable in browser here: https://vinmannie.github.io/srb2web/
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1y ago
How would you define Zionism?
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1y ago
Sell it to who? In the end someone has to eat it.
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1y ago
Netanyahu seems willing to let support for Israel among Democrats and the young go all the way to 0. Seems like a mistake in the long run.
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1y ago
Relevant: “Federal court filings and interviews suggest the company once shielded prize winners from financial risk by purchasing prepaid annuities through banks or insurance companies. That practice ended sometime after 2003, said Darrell
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1y ago
I would assume most of those 20 years were your childhood? How many years have you lived in the Midwest as an adult?
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1y ago
Beautiful. Feels like the Japan of 90s Studio Ghibli movies.
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1y ago
Amazing. Would be even better if it kept everything in Pacific time. A little confusing to see “3 hours ago” just because I’m on the East Coast.
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1y ago
The many Jews and ex-Israelis here in the NYC suburbs seem to find it pretty safe. My neighbor just sold his Tel Aviv condo he's owned for 40 years -- he seems to believe he's never going back.
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1y ago
A number of organizations announced during the 2.5 month pause that they had run out of food: * UNRWA ran out of flour April 24. https://abcnews.go.com/International/malnutrition-gaza-worse... * World Food Program ran
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1y ago
> Which months did Gaza not receive any aid? Zero (0) food entered Gaza from March 2, 2025 to May 19, 2025. Two and a half months. Barbaric. https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-halts-aid-into-gaza-ove... https:/&#
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1y ago
I accept that argument. If I were Gazan I’d leave too, if I could. But Gazans can’t leave (the borders have been closed for years now), while Israelis can emigrate whenever they like. So on an individual basis, every Israeli has made a choi
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1y ago
Putting aside its accuracy, your 3004 calorie count is for the first half of last year. Famously, of course, the food situation in Gaza is much worse now in 2025 than in 2024, starting with the fact that Israel allowed in zero (0) food for
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Postcard Sent from the U.N. Is Returned to Sender After 72 Years
(nytimes.com)
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1y ago
If I lived in a bad neighborhood, I would leave. Why don’t Israelis?
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If all Israeli cities are mixed, then what is an Arab municipality? What point exactly are you trying to make?
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