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by londgine 5y ago
FYI, Yiddish is alive and well (well, not as well as before the Holocaust). There are babies who were just born who are surrounded in a Yiddish speaking environment. Their first language will be Yiddish. However those people are a subset of
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by londgine 5y ago
cool expression. how does it go in swedish?
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by londgine 5y ago
Here is how to donate to the legal defence of BLM related stuff https://www.gofundme.com/f/gnfwc-black-lives-matter-dc-legal... . Do they make sure that the money isn't going to any of the many violent looters? If
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by londgine 5y ago
any link to the actual video?
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by londgine 5y ago
If the "later" impossible food succeeds in canceling the trademark, does that mean that any company can market their product as "impossible burgers"?
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by londgine 5y ago
Is there a simple way of configuring it to take the newer file and write it to the older one? That way I can alter and view files from the computer and from the cloud.
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by londgine 5y ago
How does this handle conflicts? If the cloud file is updated, will it rewrite the local file? What if the local file is changed, does that change the cloud file. What if both change when there is no internet, and then the internet returns,
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by londgine 5y ago
Killing is sad in general. However, typically when 2 countries to war, the lower class suffers the horrors of war, while the leaders have diplomatic meetings with the other sides leaders over steaks and caviari. If rather than going to war
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by londgine 5y ago
> You can geolocate any fast internet connection by measuring its latency to various points on Earth. How would you be able to differentiate 20 degrees east of the server with 20 degrees west of the server?
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by londgine 5y ago
starlink is the current solution that I am hoping for
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by londgine 5y ago
I'm not sure how this can be done, but remove location association from IP. It annoys me to no end that google changes the language based on my location rather than my preference (sometimes with no obvious way to fix it). It would also
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by londgine 5y ago
> U.S. military officers were selected to serve on a jury [...] Unknown to the jurors, Mr. Khan and his lawyers reached a secret deal [...] his actual sentence could end as early as February and no later than February 2025 so that why ha
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by londgine 5y ago
> The annual pass, priced at $1,267 (€1,095), works out at just $24 (€21) per week or $3.50 a day. or 15 cents if you decide to put in the headline the price per hour rather than the true full accurate price
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by londgine 5y ago
link to the actual social media site?
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by londgine 5y ago
I would categories a phone with a screen large than 6" as a phablet
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by londgine 5y ago
https://m.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_xz2_compact-9082.php Sony used to have a compact line with flagship hardware and a reasonable size. Unfortunately, it looks like they stopped making them
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by londgine 5y ago
I can't believe CNBC wrote an entire article about some person who sent her father a lot of memes from reddit and who's father eventually decided to get vaccinated. I wonder why they didn't run any articles about how /r&
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by londgine 5y ago
If every whole positive number is a fraction, but not every fraction is a whole positive number, then colloquially, I wouldn't define them as having "as many" elements as each other. Now, if you want to say they have the same
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by londgine 5y ago
> There are as many whole positive numbers as all fractions According to a specific non-colloquial definition of "as many".
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by londgine 5y ago
> It's just imprisonment I think you misunderstood my comment. I was countering the claim that positive rights (such as the right to healthcare) cause slavery (for the doctor). In the context of TeeMassive's comment, he was imp
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by londgine 5y ago
> Positive rights leads to slavery Does the positive right for every child to receive 12 years of education result in slavery?
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by londgine 5y ago
too bad, I was hoping to add a Bolivar alongside my 100T Zimbabwe dollar
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by londgine 5y ago
I didn't realise that the 4 came out [0], cool. However, there are several problems with it (and unfortunately most modern flagships have them also). The phone is huge, 6.3" + bezel. If you look at the picture of the woman holding
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by londgine 5y ago
> Banning hate communities does work though ... The sentence is incomplete. Banning X communities does work to achieve the goal of people not talking about X. I don't think that your linked study is really necessary, the Chinese cul
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by londgine 5y ago
I like the free market. If a store who also likes the free market decided to raise their price significantly because they claim to be better than everyone else then I will still think that is their right in the free market. However, since I
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by londgine 5y ago
> swat team to her house because she tweeted a link they didn't like. If you tweet the nuclear launch codes, expect to get visitors from people who really don't like your tweet.
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by londgine 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what book was it? I might get it as an April fool's joke for my astronomer friend of mine.
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by londgine 5y ago
relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/386/
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by londgine 5y ago
> Another caveat. I really miss my Thinkpad Trackpoint (the little nub in the middle of the keyboard) and the three hardware mouse buttons on the trackpad. I'm finding it really hard to reliably hit the right region on my trackpad t
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by londgine 5y ago
there are 2 types of yoga that I found. one focusing on strength and flexibility, like you talked about. and one that feels like meditation, with a pagan ritual to the sun. when looking for a yoga program, how can I specify the former?

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