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7mo ago
Oh look at you, how easy for you to demand of others that they put themselves in danger before you deem them worthy of protection. "You must have proof you've been arrested by Putin's police before we let you in here!".
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7mo ago
This page (1) reports 9 stops (between start and destination): > The plane took off – for the 1st leg of the flight from Amsterdam to Batavia – on 30 April. The schedule: Budapest 30 April, Athens 1 May, Cairo 2 May, Baghdad 3 May, Jask
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7mo ago
An Instagram video I saw (yeah I know, great source) said that the idea is to cut off oil supply to China, which was getting it from Venezuela and Iran. That the 2 events are connected is new to me, and it's surprising considering the
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7mo ago
You make it sound like time labels like "23:59:58Z" can perform actions (e.g. to skip or "suppress"). I had to look it up: https://www.timeanddate.com/time/negative-leap-second.html . In proper word
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8mo ago
Ok, it explains it when your hatred of "others" extends to hating your mom.
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8mo ago
There's this hack discovered in 2019 of using a laser with the correct vibration to fool the assistant's microphone to think it's receiving a human voice's vibration: https://news.umich.edu/a-laser-pointe
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8mo ago
Well, ~1 hour after the race: it got the bets correct. But it didn't expect that Piastri would crash on the way to the grid (of course, we haven't invented a future-seeing AI yet ;) ). But this is very voodoo, it's asking 3 b
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8mo ago
Did you read the Wikipedia link above? Sheesh, 10 years of civilian use. Imagine if your mom's lived somewhere for many years, and one day the SWAT team barges in and shoots her dead because their intel showed it was a meth lab in 2016
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8mo ago
Amusing story of the chaos of timezones in Saudi Arabia and a man who made his own: https://archive.aramcoworld.com/issue/196902/dinner.at.when.... Linked from https://github.com/eggert/tz
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8mo ago
I wonder how that happens? Do you press Ctrl-Home a lot (to go to the very start of a document), and maybe you missed and hit Fn-Home, if you have a Dell OEM keyboard https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%
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8mo ago
The Honda collaboration "wrecked" McLaren too for several years last decade (incidentally it also featured Alonso, who complained about "GP2 engines!"). Damn, they were unbeatable for a few years with Red Bull, but it se
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8mo ago
Hah, wow. I hope this is an LLM response, otherwise, what a huge blindspot for a "developer"...
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8mo ago
The ingredients for the Syrian conflict came about because of climate change (dried up farms - farmers moving to cities to find jobs - social tension). The last 10+ years has shown that the relatively well-off Europeans would rather watch t
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8mo ago
The Iranian resistance now busy writing articles to trick Claude to redirect the American firepower to an empty piece of desert...
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8mo ago
There's a version of Billy that is deeper (39cm = 15.35in), but maybe only in some regions: https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/billy-bookcase-white-90401932/
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8mo ago
I repeat, if a company could break the law, and escape accountability by moving the figurehead to a different department, and putting a different asshole in her place... what sort of accountability is there? I should just make a government
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8mo ago
I too would like to escape accountability (for murders, illegal imprisonment and kidnapping of people to foreign countries) by my manager putting me in a different department, and the opposing party thinking "Oh, that person's no
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8mo ago
Someone in Japan can also say your first sentence. Lucky them (and you), but in a lot of parts of the world, selfish cuntiness is a growing disease.
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8mo ago
To summarize the whole article, it's United Airlines, and "listening to music without headphones".
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8mo ago
"Voluntarily". I guess that word fits if being a cog in the capitalist machine is voluntary. Lots of US soldiers are poor kids with no prospects, the USA offers subsidized education and healthcare, but only after you put your body
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8mo ago
Huh, warlord tribes roaming the earth, their members formed by descendants of the Loser Ranks of Musk, Zuck, Bezos, Ellison.. that'd be an interesting dystopia. Someone commented along the lines of "I never thought the people brin
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8mo ago
The "professor of Computer Science" seems to be confusing URLs and the textual representation of a URL inside HTML. Considering he wrote on his blog that he "ranks among the top 2% of scientists globally", I'm guess
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8mo ago
Groan, redefining "plagiarism" to add "inventing quotes" is a stupidity too far for me. Making up quotes and attributing them to people has happened before AI, journalists proper and pretend have done it too.
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8mo ago
This anthropologist talked about radicalization among "lost" Muslim youth, but you can draw parallels to "lost" White youth... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlbirlSA-dc
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8mo ago
The "But Google" rebuttal: I was in a city when they had a public transport strike. The buses/trams would run at irregular times, but as far as Google knew (maybe the public transport company told them so), no buses would run
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8mo ago
Did somebody skip class where that's an attempt of secession, not an overtake of power? Well, Jan 6 was an attempted coup...
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8mo ago
They were literally in the middle of negotiations, but Trump started the war anyway...
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8mo ago
The branch of government tasked to execute the law has been ignoring laws. So we'll get a (from Trump's point of view) adversarial congress, so what, let's ignore them, what are they going to do about it? Looking forward to a
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8mo ago
Sheesh, an actual Whataboutism. The fact that "the US does it too!" won't help Grandparent poster/his wife if they get detained in China. GP says "there are currently a couple of hundred Americans who are being ille
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8mo ago
It seems there's also a definition error: > 1798.500. For the purposes of this title: > (i) “User” means a child that is the primary user of the device. Child is defined: > (d) “Child” means a natural person who is under 18 ye
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