n0rbwah

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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Ironic given how baby boomers used the slogan "don't trust anyone over 30" in the 60s.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
> The child consequently develops antisocial behavior disorders and shoots up a classroom full of children School-shootings are such a big problem in Quebec and Scandinavian countries where childcare is subsidized. They must be caused
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
There's a myth that the hindenburg was coated with different layers of metallic paint that triggered a thermite reaction when the hydrogen caught fire.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
It's of course a reference to Dune but given the fact that the episode with this joke aired just days ago, there's quite a chance that OP was making a reference to South Park's "spice melange" (shit)
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Hope they still get covered with a thick layer of thermite.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Cats are exclusive carnivores so their diet doesn't change with the seasons.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
It's going to cost the next generations trillions more. Most people making those decisions are hoping that they'll have checked out by the time shit really hit the fan.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Sounds like flash with extra steps :(
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Aren't those called "breatarians"? People living on air and sunlight.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Usually, in that situation, either you have family or friends who can help you or you end up homeless.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Oh, and there are 3000 people living there? It's like he's some kind of feudal lord.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
You give them some of your brain time which they're reselling to the highest bidder.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Yes, giving access to all communications worldwide to the cops still won't help them catch the abusers that don't record and post their abuse online. Which I assume is the majority of child abuse cases.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
I think linux would do fine. As long as the different hardware you want to run it on is compatible with the version installed on your external disk. Which wasn't the case here apparently.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
The difference being that it's often expected to put your advisor as a co-author even if their contribution was anecdotal while it's never expected to put your kids/pets as co-authors unless maybe there was a very significant
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
I suspect law enforcement agencies don't have to worry too much about violating the terms and conditions of a service they're using for an investigation. At worst, their fake account gets closed by the site and they have to go thr
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Ah, The Sun. Such a reputable source, they wouldn't ever make up outrageous stories just to sell more papers.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
/pol has leaked all over though
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
You'll need to have strong backward compatibility with a popular system for it to have chance to become popular. MS-DOS was compatible with CP/M when it came out and MS kept working on backward compatibility since then. Linux was
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
If you can't back up your claim with hard evidence, it's hardly an objective truth. Hence NSA spying being "conspiracy theory" before Snowden.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Wasn't bitbucket pretty much that at first? Then they added git support because in our day and age you need git support if you want to be relevant as a code repo hosting solution.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
And then, you install an ad-blocker-blocker-blocker
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
There's no incompatibility between speaking the same language and failing to communicate. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that most failures to communicate happen between people speaking the same language.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Nice, scramble suits for everyone
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
Just imagine the nightmare for the poor programmers who will have to maintain backward compatibility for 63 million years of timekeeping.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
UBI isn't a reality in large parts of Europe. There might be a handful of local experiments here and there but nothing on the scale that "large parts of Europe" suggests.
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by n0rbwah 7y ago
And yet... if he started adopting Winnie the pooh as one of his personal emblems. If he had his supporter fly winnie the pooh flags and wear winnie the pooh clothes. If he had people in internment camps wear winnie the pooh uniforms... He w