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p3rls
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Lazy god dev.
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3y ago
It means everyone is already trying to be helpful/useful. It's like telling someone who is struggling with dating to just be themselves. Not useful or actionable advice.
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3y ago
In the year 3000 a schoolboy will find it hard to distinguish between a progressive and their jesuit/quaker antecedents.
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Lil bit of that lil bit of residents just not caring in these neighborhoods... Above ground train station in a poor neighborhood? You're going to need some very dedicated porters in those buildings next door.
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3y ago
Well, NYC has wildly differing levels of affluence mostly segregated into neat neighborhoods, sometimes even along a nice north-south gradient. What's interesting here is how there's barely any pattern visible to me at all, beside
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They are very much "seen" as being responsible-- it's the reason they have 50x more news coverage of this conflict while thousands of muslims are right now dying allover africa and asia. They'll go to the grave without a
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3y ago
You can kinda see how the lightbulb appeared over Jimmy Wales head with Fandom
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Tolkien himself was unsure if we were in the 6th or 7th age --- I doubt if there would have been much gain; and I hope the, evidently long but undefined, gap* in time between the Fall of Barad-dûr and our Days is sufficient for 'litera
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Meanwhile NYC alone has more Asians than LA/SF combined in a much smaller area and even you admit on the flanks of NYC, e.g., Fort Lee has its own contribution here (of course, it's no 40 minute bart train ride -- maybe a 30 minut
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It really whipped the llama's ass after all.
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Why stop there-- they popularized the babylonian slave morality, took mental illness's apparitions as genuine theophanies, brought the classic christian cognitive dissonance to the masses, enshrined platonic and priestly neet nonsense
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3y ago
"Per se" is doing a lot of work there. If the French revolution wasn't about income inequality then there has never been a conflict about inequality... Read the Rosseau and Voltaire of the period leading up to the crises. You
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3y ago
Yes, it's called aesthetics.
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Lol, imagining this post-mortem examination cracked me up-- CSI's Bradford White division. Most homeowners should not be messing with their own plumbing besides fixtures, the commentary on this thread should be more than enough evidenc
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Meanwhile Japan was killing that amount of Chinese civilians a week through only sheer willpower -- very kawaii. How many Chinese victims and American servicemen (mostly conscripts) were you willing to sacrifice on this altar of stupidity&#
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3y ago
I thought the 3:30AM emails were just because they missed me and couldn't sleep:(
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3y ago
Who said anything about nefarious? Struggling with reading comprehension? It's about quality.
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I mean, yeah we try to score the free SEO wins already (see page titles: UPDATED 2023) but at this point we make enough to pay our small staff and I'm fine working for free on it. I think SEO and quality are basically inversely correla
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It's not a question of "ranked high" - it's that they're far and away #1 in our niche when they are quite obviously just another garbage SEO website. If you can't understand that I'm afraid I don't se
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https://twitter.com/KProfiles_com/with_replies What's amusing is they think it's "rival websites" hacking them with redirects to russian purse sites
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3y ago
Listen I watched the movie Hackers as a kid and want to throw my fist up and say yeah too but in reality that's not how it works. These sites in 'Thailand' are very seldom competing on quality in my experience.
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I was referring to the former. The waybackmachine confirms they launched around 2016, but with sporadic uptime (apache settings in there) https://web.archive.org/web/20170530121529/http://www.kprofi... W
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I would argue that the word trivial is exactly what would describe their entire operation.
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I dreamed of building a website like the type I grew up on in the late 90s and early 2000s. The gamefaqs, mrfixitonlines and casterrealms-type websites for me were at the forefront of making this internet medium to be better than books, voi
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The Muslim Arab armies did not conquer a Jewish homeland, they conquered Eastern Roman (Byzantine territory). The Jews, as a population, i.e., the diaspora had been expelled hundreds of years earlier during the big three revolts against the
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Corruption and abuse of benefits lacks generalizability? Why would anyone work for the minimum wage in the current environment when they can make more money with section 8 and disability? (minimum wage = $15USD x40 x4 = $2400 a month before
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The only special treatment she got was being bumped to the front of the list for her section 8 housing because of her impending "homelessness" was faked for the mayor. Very typical stuff though. I work in lot of lower income (NYCH
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A family friend of mine -- a crackhead felon (theft) just got a beautiful 1-bedroom section 8 apartment in Weehawken, NJ with a gorgeous view overlooking Manhattan for only $268 a month. She got her disability for depression and anxiety and
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Mental resilience and not understanding the sunk-cost fallacy
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There's no reason a non-disabled stem person should call a plumber for a faucet install unless they want to check out some plumber ass :)
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