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by ralfd 3y ago
The word mother never was a problem with adoptive mothers or step-mothers. It shouldn't be for pregnant trans-men. When they are pregnant they do have the mother role as there is no manly masculine way to be pregnant. Later they can ha
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by ralfd 3y ago
Sanity check with quick googling: > Geological evidence ... indicate that 620 million years ago the day was 21 hours, says Mardling.
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by ralfd 3y ago
It is not a fake demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZckj0SsWdU
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by ralfd 3y ago
> One of her most daring stunts was to stand on the wing of an aircraft while it "looped the loop". Uff! I hope this picture opens: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi...
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by ralfd 3y ago
This is copy pasta for crypto scam. They are searching for gullible victims to scam them again.
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by ralfd 3y ago
It is newspeak to avoid saying „pregnant women“.
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by ralfd 3y ago
> The average energy consumption after 9,944 miles was 599 watt-hours/mile. When driving conservatively around town, the efficiency number on the screen went as low as 290 Wh/mi, while driving on the highway made the number jum
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by ralfd 3y ago
The reviews of the Cybertruck on release said that it feels like driving a car, not like a truck. I think that is meant with it. Why don’t you like BMW 3?
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by ralfd 3y ago
I simply don't understand this dense sneering snark. The real world is analogue and not a binary on/off setting you click in a config file. "Make this thing indestructable" There is an infinite sliding scale from normal
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by ralfd 3y ago
Water resistant is not water proof.
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by ralfd 3y ago
What parent poster meant is that it is normal that news organisations reference each other and report/cite/rephrase each other reports. For example all other news papers reported about the Watergate scandal reported by Bernstein&a
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by ralfd 3y ago
That is an apples to oranges comparison. An article about a video/book would have the relevant information in text form without needing to show the video "here is the new stuff shown in Apples 2 hour long WWDC keynote". If no
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by ralfd 3y ago
autosell?
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by ralfd 3y ago
> that wasn't really 100% cpu Can you explain?
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by ralfd 3y ago
On the other hand: Because he is always wrong with his timelines it cant be security fraud because everyone knows (and ridicules him/memes it) that his timelines are wrong.
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by ralfd 3y ago
I want to repeat the sibling comments claim that this doesn't show the pitfall of free speech, but the opposite as this was organized top-down state propaganda. In fact sadly the *lack of free* speech made it impossible to criticize th
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by ralfd 3y ago
This is theorycrafting though. What were the real outcomes in five centuries of this system? I guess it can't be too bad, or it wouldn't have survived unchanged so long?
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by ralfd 3y ago
But that argument goes both ways? Why should abortion be legal at 9 month but killing a born infant being one day older is murder? And if it is not then what is the cutoff point? The previous schelling point of viability (which was moved ea
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by ralfd 3y ago
This discussion is as old as PC vs console gaming. Point being this horrible walled garden also provides ease of use, makes some features even possible in the first place, and I don't need to worry that my mother is installing keylogge
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by ralfd 3y ago
Honest questions: I thought Playstation and Xbox had "secret" deals? They have their own studios, they buy exclusives, timed exclusives, special promotions, games optimized for platform A but not for B etc?
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by ralfd 3y ago
I don't know what restaurants you frequent, but I can't think of anyone being okay with bringing outside meals or beverages. Probably you are just not kicked out because staff is not noticing or apathetic. I only know of the conce
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by ralfd 3y ago
Is it statistically insignificant? My guess would be that sooner or later most subscribers are long term customers.
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by ralfd 3y ago
There is a subscription? Does it filter out the ads?
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by ralfd 3y ago
Reminds me of the The Iron Law of Bureaucracy: "Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy states that in any bureaucratic organization there will be two kinds of people: those who work to further the actual goals of the organization, an
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by ralfd 3y ago
Tolkiens Middle-Earth is though _our_ Earth. It is an instance of the "found manuscript conceit" with Tolkien just being the english translator of Bilbos writings. A copy of Bilbos manuscript (with later notes and additions by oth
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by ralfd 3y ago
If the Supreme Court decides for the complainants they would axe a republican tax law.
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by ralfd 3y ago
The second mover advantage though is that you can just copy the first company and avoid blind alleys.
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by ralfd 3y ago
When was the last time you opened it? In my experience it is just dust/hair in the fans.
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by ralfd 3y ago
Civ IV is the best Civ. https://sullla.com/Civ5/bnwreview.html
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by ralfd 3y ago
> New rockets are more risky It’s important to note that this is technically not true. It is an assumption that is true for other stuff and -maybe- could be true for rockets but 1) the last hundred Falcon 9 launches worked flawlessly reg

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