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by monetus 4y ago
Yes, very much so - I tend to temper my language more than I'd like. Tcl is the fucking bomb.
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by monetus 4y ago
It is worth learning considering a few things. The ruleset is freakishly simple and the docs are good. The speed at which you can prototype a gui is somewhat unparalleled. The ability to glue or automate different bits of software is oft
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by monetus 4y ago
On that note, I've been told Beethoven painted his music.
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by monetus 4y ago
I certainly wasn't trying to, just giving you my impression of your intentions. Are you trying to impune and argue, or is that just me? What ideas are you suggesting besides the $100?
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by monetus 4y ago
You're projecting an implementation onto an idea. It seems bad faith. The ability, or physical and emotional investment to lose weight isn't exactly insignificant, so you're right to emphasize that - projecting ignorance an
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by monetus 4y ago
I think the link through in that article is sadly dead, but I still found it. Wow, that is less intermingling than I would have guessed. I knew that caste had been there for ages, but it is still a bit astonishing to read that.
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by monetus 4y ago
I started with Max for live, and it has one of the most gentle introductions to programming in general that I have ever seen. More than any one tutorial, will be the communities that help you. Follow communities like: old.reddit.com&#x2F
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Marcus Hutchins – Why Web3 is less secure than web2(youtube.com)
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by monetus 4y ago
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India Seems like the British systems formed and formalized it, but that that itself was an amalgam of the cultural stratification that was sometimes already there. Multiculturalism turned m
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by monetus 4y ago
Surely someone internally would have foreseen that? How in the hell was that greenlit.
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by monetus 4y ago
Full-web isn't something google can do anymore either, for better and worse.
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by monetus 4y ago
Have a link? Curious, but seemingly hard to find.
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by monetus 4y ago
Not being in the space myself - can you generalize the whole thing by saying it is about any one thing? Speculative asset appreciation seemed to mostly be what drove people to it. Curious about the good emergent behaviors, as the bad ones
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by monetus 4y ago
Clotted capillaries rupture. COVID sometimes causes clots in capillaries right? The viral load can land and grow in different places? How many long covid diagnoses are complications rather than an ongoing infection I wonder. Edit: If s
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by monetus 4y ago
These are both opinion pieces and not the editorial boards thankfully, but they don't exactly have spotless records their either.
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by monetus 4y ago
This is true, and thanks for reminding me about chichen itza, but I just wanted to emphasize how blurry the cultural lines are to the people around me - at least where I am in the Appalachias. My city has Mayans with Mayan restaurants. No
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by monetus 4y ago
There is a map in counterstrike named Aztec with a stepped pyramid. I always think of mortarless marvels like macchu Picchu when I think of Mayan architecture. - just an anecdote
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by monetus 4y ago
Why would you call them freeloaders? Netflix sold a number of streams, and now those streams are being restricted not by count but by kind. If I gave some food away, and the restaurant I purchased it from called the recipient a free loader
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by monetus 4y ago
Laws requiring occupancy before selling them? Just guessing.
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Secret service director to step down and join maker of Snapchat(seattletimes.com)
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DuckDuckGo Email Protection(duckduckgo.com)
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by monetus 4y ago
This has always worked much more smoothly than vlc for me on raspberry pis
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by monetus 4y ago
It is kind of a conundrum. The Mozilla situation seems clearly to be self serving and crippling the potential of the browser. The CEO's pay exemplary of that - and similar situations are there with brave. The founder was forced out
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by monetus 4y ago
This has been ongoing / in the works for a long time and the methods they are embracing now are more likely to succeed in the long term. A mono-culture of out-of-place trees, it is not. It is country by country so there are some prob
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by monetus 4y ago
Where did you find this? Can anyone give me insight as to what was said? This is wild. it is this event(1)? (1) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_march
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by monetus 4y ago
And this - "The international team of researchers decided to examine species in this genus because they had been studied by scientists previously and were easy to grow in the lab." There are so many fungi that haven't had the
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by monetus 4y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I had never heard of it. And I had the same experience in regards to the hydroxyapatite. No dentists told me, I just discovered it on pubmed and then went googling like crazy.
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by monetus 4y ago
I check a few places but this amazon seller tends to always have it cheapest. https://www.amazon.com/Apagard-Premio-toothpaste-nanohydroxy...
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by monetus 4y ago
In case someone goes down this rabbit hole, Nanohydroxyapatite and fluoride seem to prevent caries best together, better than either alone. Japanese apagard is what I use. Novamin has an analog of hydroxyapatite in it.
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by monetus 4y ago
I added to my previous post before I saw your reply in the case I made things confusing. I'm in Tennessee. My city is somewhat famous for developing to be a center of ecological research and advancing gay rights. It is on the border

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