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You want everyone to join in unison for a collective effort to change the laws for everyone, right?
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4y ago
But are they happy?
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MOABs have about the same destructive force as a tactical nuke. I expect they’d be used in response. And if the Rods from God were ever put into orbit, those as well. The Kremlin, government offices, factories, refineries, and oligarch esta
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4y ago
> Apple TV+ is home to an extensive selection of award-winning and broadly acclaimed series, feature films, documentaries, and kids and family entertainment It certainly is not. Or, at least, not in Canada. There might be as many as thre
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> I also see no issue requiring them to work. It takes away a job that someone who is not a criminal could be doing.
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The Māori have a contentious relationship with the colonialists who took their land. I would not expect them to welcome the very people that are to blame for tossing nukes around. They are ferocious warriors and they will take back their is
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I doubt it takes many people to run Twitter, but I believe it would take several thousand to ban what must be an absolute flood of illegal videos and photos.
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4y ago
Private mode allows me to read it all. Not so for you?
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4y ago
Wouldn’t it make more sense to grow hemp, which sequesters three to four times more carbon than trees, faster? Bale it & dump it into a subduction zone.
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Reinstalled what? AFAIK there’s no way to uninstall iPadOS, ergo no way to reinstall it. As long as we’re trading anecdotes, I have an old, refurb 9.7” iPad Pro, so that’s a 2016 release date. Thunderbolt port is a wonky after having droppe
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Fifty-one Covid-19 findings in 2022
(beckershospitalreview.com)
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It is not my analysis. Every damn research paper shows that the unvaccinated are hospitalized and dying at rates many multiples higher than the vaccinated. As for the sin of being fat that you find so unforgivable, if the goal is to reduc
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But… they did. It effectively keeps most of the vaccinated out of the ICU. > 4 in 5 COVID-19 patients in intensive care are not vaccinated against the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. The chance that a fully vaccinated person will end up in ICU d
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Well I guess you’ll remain mystified, because I’m not about to waste my time linking to all the extremely well-publicized stupid shit he’s said that you will obviously continue to play dumb about.
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Come, now. Surely you are aware that collectors collect things, and that collector things that are unopened are more valuable than things that are opened. This is no different than an untouched Proof coin, unopened Funko Pop, etc. the iPhon
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K, fair distinction.
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[gestures at everything he tweets]
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Corel Paint was (is?) hands-down the best natural media art application. I wish it were available on iPad. Edit: I see Rebelle is quite a bit like Paint. Shame they tell fibs about being “first” to emulate physical colour mixing. Alas, not
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4y ago
And iPadOS window mgmt features cut it for 99.9% of users so… even stevens?
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It’s not that he’s not smart: it’s that he is not wise.
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Oof. You ultramarathoners need a watch that signals when you’re going backwards or in circles, like in a car racing game!
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Is there not near-unanimous agreement that everyone is going to catch Covid at some point. Like, cave hermits are pretty much the only exception.
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Until the bearings wear, like my neighbour’s whirlybird attic vent. When it blows hard, I hear that thing in my house; dunno how he can ignore it. I suppose, though, that solar panels & substructures aren’t silent either, in heavy winds
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Some people will do anything for money.
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How does organizing all the world’s information generate profits?
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I don’t understand why they don’t use a tranquilizer gun. There’s no need to murder people with a remote-control robot when you could just knock them out instead. Or use the sticky silly-string stuff that immobilizes them. Or a concussion g
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> Working overseas without approval is usually a friable offense. IOW, the chances of remaining employed will crumble.
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How do you stay on trail when you’re hallucinating signposts?
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> Lotteries were originally run by organized crime. In BC, they still are. “B.C. disbanded RCMP unit after report warned possible crime figure bought stake in casino” https://globalnews.ca/news/6403415/organized
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4y ago
Solar is silent. Turbines are not. Rooftop wind systems are going nowhere when it comes to residential power generation.
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