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Trump's war on windmills started in Scotland. Now he's taking it global
(theguardian.com)
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I would have previously agreed (that there is nothing quite like it these days) - but my son is now part of an online games coding club. They start off assembling ready made 'Scratch' instructions, and playing at tweaking them. In
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North Korea's military is being transformed on the battlefields of Ukraine
(theguardian.com)
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He (like me) is in the UK - unless you go for a brand name, many of the tyres people run here are low quality import tyres - while 10k is low, my ICE has occasionally only got 20k from a set, but that is mainly due to the tyres cracking fro
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Years ago I was reading a book, could have been Hunter S Thompson or similar, and he was talking to someone about not just being 'not racist' but the need to be actively 'anti-racist' - at the time time I (like the autho
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1y ago
@codevark - just an FYI that you've been shadow banned since 2017 - you might want to ping Dang if you want get your account back in full.
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No STEM here - but I'm not an engineer, I'm a tech interested product guy who has worked for online companies all my career (2002 onwards) I did a Media Studies (theory) degree, but all the way through university I was making webs
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From Canada to Finland, a US neo-Nazi fight club is spreading across the globe
(theguardian.com)
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'Total infiltration': How plastics industry swamped vital global treaty talks
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(and it seems very likely the 'person' you are replying to is a bot/AI in this case too)
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This account is most likely a bot by the way..
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1y ago
I'll be honest, I upvoted it at first, and it was only when I saw the 2nd very similar post here and then went into their cookie cutter post histories.
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As an FYI to others, it appears this account (and others in this thread) might be a bot.
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1y ago
I have a strong feeling this account is a bot.
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Maybe it was the strange mix of capitalism and socialism that existed in America at that time? High taxes, high levels of investment and well paid public servants: https://econreview.studentorg.berkeley.edu/back-when-america
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Maybe, but when I'm dreaming I don't always see things from my point of view and I'm often an observer without me clearly being in the dream at all.
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No paywall for me here in the UK. Maybe they consider us an economically behind country too.
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While that may be true - I can invest in home solar and have zero or near zero electricity costs at reasonable prices with a 5 to 7 year payback period. Near me solar farms run at a profit here in England, and yet I don't believe any n
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Indeed - but even if you have a license, there is no expectations to carry it when you drive. If the police request they can give you a 'Producer' which historically was where you had to attend a police station with your license a
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US to breed billions of flies to dump from aircraft, to fight flesheating maggot
(theguardian.com)
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And I grew up believing that America was 'land of the free'. I've never had to prove my ID to a police-person here in the UK - once or twice they've asked me who I was, but they didn't check the answer I gave them a
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I often find myself overcome with sonder and dustsceawung (the infinite complexity of others lives, and that the dust all around me is made from the lives and civilisations before us [and alongside us]) https://www.dictionary.com
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I've never had to return to AliExpress - if I've had an issue they (AliExpress) have just instantly refunded me without having to go through the seller(admittedly this is maybe 2 items in nearly 10 years). Similar with Temu - my w
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I used to paraglide and I was very vaguely looking into options for getting wind and other weather data from sites - back in the 00's it was still pretty complex, and I got as far as prototyping a very simple set up which was simply a
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It is far better than it was, my thinning was definitely crown but also hairline - I went for a walk one day and got really wet and when I looked in the mirror I could see just how thin my hair was. I've applied liquid minoxidil for 5
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It is mentioned in the article - I'll have to look out for it
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Just to add, for anyone considering using minoxidil and/or finasteride - I can highly recommend both for the recovery of my hairloss. But - read up in the side effects and potential risks, they can both cause other issues in some peopl
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Oldest boomerang doesn't come back
(bbc.co.uk)
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True - but once you start engaging with any of this stuff on social media, you just get pushed more and more.
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My only knowledge of them is a cursory Wikipedia search, but yes it appears they are pro-Russia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sahra_Wagenknecht_Alliance
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