pvaldes

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by pvaldes 2y ago
But, would they accept Putinux as the obligatory name?
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by pvaldes 2y ago
And not killing journalists or the opposition would be also a nice touch. Or not jailing people for having an opinion about the army.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. This is how blackmail always starts. Didn't worked with wolves in Europe (Not one single National park in Spain has a project to reintroduce or allow wolves, in the areas that should aim
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by pvaldes 2y ago
It is a big step from his humble origins promoting tanning balls machines.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Some markets could have more lemons that other. An insurance adjuster tell me that most of his interventions with towed Teslas were for cars refusing to start by electric issues and that a lot of the Teslas seen by him were second hand vehi
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Because this is the color of the natural phenomenon that started the idea of ghosts, a pale white form floating in the dark in total silence seen out of the corner of the eye... a barn owl. That lead us to a more interesting question, why b
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by pvaldes 2y ago
They would have a burst acrylic cube on return. This fast growers are simply too big and too heavy to be contained
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by pvaldes 2y ago
(ehum... vegetable steroids -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibberellin ). Genetic and care help, a lot, but there are fertilizers and "fertilizers".
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by pvaldes 2y ago
What I'm trying to say is that (I assume) it must have been emotionally difficult to Kernel's team also. We all are humans and don't always take the optimum paths in our decisions.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> Linux has joined the dark side too. Banning people based on nationality "Linux" is not banning anybody. They must comply with the sanctions against Putin regime that many governments in the world raised, in response to insa
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Find me a video of a relevant figure in the EU shouting that Moscow must be nuked. I could point to several videos of relevant politicians and popular TV people in Russia threatening with turning London or Paris into ashes. So nope, not eve
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by pvaldes 2y ago
In Spain, public TV must show a list of parties with a minimum same time for even the tiniest craziest parties several times a day. After that, they are free to keep doing their thing. But the biggest parties can buy more time by several su
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Sometimes simply there is not a good mature way to handle things, just different shades of wrong answers. Probably it was difficult also for them to say goodbye to many close friends and talented collaborators that work with them for many y
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by pvaldes 2y ago
The problem is that Russia has marked on fire in the brain of westerners the feeling that can't be trusted anymore with nothing remotely close to critical digital devices like the Linux kernel. This feeling will last for a lot of time.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Those areas would be burning exactly the same as before, starting in 20 places at 4 AM in the most windy night of the year. The criminals just would bring a can of gasoline.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
There is a, non trivial, crime factor in most wildfires.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> And nations that do not tolerate dogs are healthier. Yeah, the furry bastards force people to walk every day, two times a day, train their launching skills, make people laugh, alleviate boredom and mental issues, save children from the
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by pvaldes 2y ago
She most probably participated in a birth event, some years ago
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by pvaldes 2y ago
If you need an orb plus an human to recognize a person, why do you need the orb. Just use the biggest cheapest technology available, just one human and no orb asking for an ID card. Or a sign of "put your card in this slot to open the
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by pvaldes 2y ago
And sometimes the opportunity window for studying a thing is just closed forever. Unique events are unique. That strange meteorite will not return until 300 years, or the species used in the experiment split in two, making impossible to dup
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> I am surprised we don't see more "Dr. Doolittle" projects like this Robots asking millions of birds to attack any hooman at sight in its own bird language, AKA the Tippi Hedren project. Seems pretty fly.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> many people seem to think bees are on the edge of extinction. There are 20000 species of bees. Europe has a 10% of the bee diversity with 1965 species present. Only in the European Union, a 9.1% of those have a status of endangered and
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by pvaldes 2y ago
My bet is that largest bones here are just too big and find some recipient where to cook them was impossible. But both whale fat and petrol oil are possible here. Maybe the whale died by a black tide and was floating some time before to be
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by pvaldes 2y ago
In one of the slowest movements registered ever in the animal kingdom
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by pvaldes 2y ago
The market for fake eyes made on resin and plastic seems to have a brilliant future. Soon most of all 'certified 100% humans' talking on internet will be animatronic heads without a brain. Same as today
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Vitis vinifera has a deep vertical root that can fit in even narrow places and don't causes a lot of trouble. Climbing roses can vary, some are huge and they trow a lot of garbage, but short climbers normally are manageable. If they
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by pvaldes 2y ago
What you call "Jewish DNA" evolved for millions of years before Abraham, mixing freely with other Mediterranean and Middle East people for most of this time. I'm not against the use of taxa below species level for humans; Its
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by pvaldes 2y ago
For some reason, slow people always lie under the big boulder, shaped like mail stamps. Never over the rock.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
can easily asphyxiate a child
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by pvaldes 2y ago
horse chestnuts are poisonous

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