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by nelox 2y ago
Blendle used to provide it, but alas, no more: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blendle
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by nelox 2y ago
“Fidelity Puritan Trust”. Seems a perfect fit ;)
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by nelox 2y ago
You can add dissociative identity disorder, a.k.a. multiple personality disorder, to the list of All-American delusions.
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by nelox 2y ago
The author meant to write “Remote shell to a Raspberry Pi from 39,000 ft.”
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by nelox 2y ago
They forgot phosphorus
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by nelox 2y ago
It is not surprising when they are created in the land of “Have a nice day!”
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by nelox 2y ago
He meant to say Unix ;)
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by nelox 2y ago
I agree and further to your point, I’d suggest he would never have achieved anything like what he has achieved in any other country other than the USA. Imagine SpaceX was based in the UK, EU, or Asia. It would be shackled beyond recognition
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by nelox 2y ago
Go the whole-hog and dip yourself in mercury.
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by nelox 3y ago
I wonder how many such properties are misclassified?
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by nelox 3y ago
So they should be able to drop prices without it affecting earnings
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by nelox 3y ago
If only the Romans had actually completed the Colosseum. It truly was a wonderful concept. Sadly it seems the engineering challenges were never the issue, only a lack of political will and shortsightedness ultimately led to the failure of t
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by nelox 3y ago
Elections should be perceived to be conducted in a fair and impartial manner as well as actually be conducted fairly and impartially. Therefore, betting on elections should be banned because an incentive is created to rig the outcome.
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by nelox 3y ago
The shop's Instagram account says it specializes in "creepy dolls, oddities, and bone art," with posts including a real human skull and a case of 11 human vertebrae. The caption of one of the posts says, "If you're
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by nelox 3y ago
Being a question, it should read “You know what?” ;)
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by nelox 3y ago
The technical appendix to the judgement in Bates v Post Office: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/bates-v-... The judgement in question: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-cont
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by nelox 3y ago
I blame Adobe, Microsoft and Apple for the common misuse of font instead of typeface.
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by nelox 3y ago
Apple would prefer you buy an iPhone.
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by nelox 3y ago
Every point in an economy is a turning point
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by nelox 3y ago
How well did it forecast the rapid intensification of Hurricane Otis where other models failed?
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by nelox 3y ago
Yeah. Spare a thought for those living in the eastern and western most extents of mainland China, who enjoy a single timezone.
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by nelox 3y ago
Will this support SOS calling on mobile? e.g. If I’m with a non-partnered carrier and I dial 112, will I be connected to local emergency services?
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by nelox 3y ago
https://archive.md/7EwON
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by nelox 3y ago
Imagine if “Ethernet” cables weren’t reversible.
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by nelox 3y ago
Here are some excellent self-directed workshops to help with procrastination (repost [0]): https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Resources/Looking-After-You... [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36428
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by nelox 3y ago
It absolutely is the problem precisely because no system of justice is infallible.
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by nelox 3y ago
It is not as uncommon as you may think. Invariably, police find evidence of an accused’s browser search history detailing methods of disposal, effects of toxic agents, rates of decomposition, etc., etc. If you want to know the excruciating
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by nelox 3y ago
Try that in a court which doesn’t recognise the reliability of evidence provided by an “expert” witness.
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by nelox 3y ago
The voice does not seem to be able to pronounce the L in “else”. What’s happening there?
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by nelox 3y ago
This is reminiscent of the state of Linux 20 years ago in the PC world.

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