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oniony
10mo ago
I had read it was resurging since they started upping the pricing and the fragmentation that occurred since Disney split off.
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oniony
10mo ago
The map has pins for events. At this moment there is one off Japan and one off Alaska.
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oniony
10mo ago
But rest assured they'll blame piracy for their downturn in revenue.
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oniony
10mo ago
Yeah, we could call it Trench Wars or something. There could be lots of onion soup.
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oniony
10mo ago
Now that would be a great pseudo-documentary. It could be presented as a Time Team episode where they're digging away in various trenches, and then one of them finds a strange piece of metal. Somebody takes it away to analyse in their
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oniony
10mo ago
To be fair, even if it can't do that, it might still be a useful tool for some purposes. I would be interested to see how strong it is though. If it's all for show and can't lift more than a human then it's pretty pointl
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oniony
10mo ago
It was moving in the video.
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oniony
11mo ago
I cannot remember ever reading a book where there was a space around the dashes.
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oniony
11mo ago
And that's why nobody invites you to parties.
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oniony
11mo ago
The obvious next step is to play Doom rendered as actual PCBs. Each frame is automatically ordered online and then, when it arrives two weeks later, slotted into a holder whilst the bored player contemplates their life choices.
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oniony
11mo ago
If weak beer can cause over a million people to phone in then I'll steer clear of the strong stuff.
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oniony
11mo ago
I recently had a hotel try to scam me through the official Booking.com messages. Knew my phone number (they also WhatsApp'd me), me booking dates and email address (got more attempts via email). Spoke at length with Booking.com and, de
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oniony
11mo ago
So how does ghostwriting work then? Lots of books have unaccredited ghostwriters.
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oniony
11mo ago
In 1992 BBC 1 put out a live documentary programme called Ghostwatch, in which they visited a supposedly haunted house. There were many BBC documentaries at the time, and this was no different, so we all watched with half interest. It'
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oniony
11mo ago
Can, use Waterfox instead.
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oniony
11mo ago
Presumably they're blind down detectors.
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oniony
11mo ago
When I used to use cash I used to do this all the time. I would nearly always overpay to minimise the number of coins in my pocket. For example I had a bill of £1.63 and I was paying with two £1 coins, I would get 37 pence in change, which
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oniony
11mo ago
Do you have a pent up anger towards triangular things?
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oniony
1y ago
In the 1990s I picked up a payphone outside East Croydon station (UK) and it turned out to be "Amy from Penge". I wish there was more to this story but we just chatted for a little bit and hung up.
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oniony
1y ago
I just get 4 every single time.
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oniony
1y ago
Battery for stealth. https://youtu.be/VTIWcK14tQE?si=uNNbgWgASpAcgStB
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oniony
1y ago
Unless they have an inductive heater.
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oniony
1y ago
Not only not realistic but also not explicit: not so much as a peachy bottom in sight.
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oniony
1y ago
Thank you
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oniony
1y ago
Thank you
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oniony
1y ago
I'm from the UK and don't understand what you mean by accurate passport? Would you mind explaining?
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oniony
1y ago
They get to counter a point they think is wrong in an open forum on the internet. I guess they get the satisfaction of providing a second viewpoint to a claim, so that the claim, alone, is not the only viewpoint that others coming to this t
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oniony
1y ago
No worries, definitely needs rewording. Personally I wouldn't have problem with companies funding if it's via the normal route, i.e. via the web interface, such that they are just providing funds and then the normal testing/r
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oniony
1y ago
qq should be on this list. It's like jq but works with multiple file formats, including JSON, YAML, XML, &c. and has a really cool interactive TUI mode. https://github.com/JFryy/qq
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oniony
1y ago
On https://laboratory.love/faq you say: "We never accept funding from companies whose products we might test. All our funding comes from individual contributors." On https://laboratory.love/blog y
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