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https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-joe-biden-donald-tr... ABC News mirror on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AeI6Mv0ALg and their own site: https://abcnews.go.com/Politi
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This is a transcript of his video message which you linked that was removed by Twitter. I'll hold off on commentary/speculation of why it would have been removed. > I know your pain, I know you’re hurt. We had an election that
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I had a similar experience, though in my case I didn't come to the series until EV:O. My ambitions to create a TC (total conversion) plugin far exceeded both my abilities and persistence. I did have internet access and the escape-vel
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I'm still bummed that the removal of Carbon and 32-bit support in macOS Catalina meant the final death of running EV Nova natively on macOS. It got me checking out emulation options for older OSes to see if there would be a way that I
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More comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25360432
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I didn't watch the entire 20 minute video but the title seems tongue-in-cheek/clickbaity. It looks like they only did one in Australia but "claimed" responsibility for the others for marketing purposes.
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I haven't seen isopropyl alcohol in stock in my local drug and grocery store since before March.
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> Okay, they sponsor existing projects and then take credit for them [...] I don't see any references to NumFOCUS in the NumPy Wikipedia page. The NumPy homepage makes absolutely no reference to NumFOCUS at all. I have no connection
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> 7-person board of directors overlaps with the 4-person code of conduct committee The overlap is one person: Andy Terrel, NumFOCUS President.
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Do you have any comparisons you can share of the improved results from the median filter?
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They don't expire, but using a later one will invalidate any earlier-generated ones. https://developers.yubico.com/OTP/OTPs_Explained.html
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That's not the conclusion, and cherry-picking those sentences is misleading because makes it sound like the article is citing a totally inconclusive paper. The next sentence is "The balance of evidence, however, seems inconsistent
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I use this extension for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con... medium.com is one of the domains that I have set to always open in a temporary container.
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A related topic (that the title initially made me think of) is fantasy consoles like the PICO-8, although those appear to commonly use high-level programming languages like Lua. https://github.com/paladin-t/fantasy
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He re-applied in 2003-2004, after giving information to MSS.
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> “I had this idea that there are these assistive grabbers that people with disabilities use to grasp objects in the real world,” he told us. Kemp went on Amazon’s website and looked at the top 10 grabbers and the reviews from thousands
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> Apple discontinued the use of PowerPC processors in 2006 To be a little more specific, they actually both released the first Intel Mac and discontinued the last PPC Mac in 2006, over the course of 210 days. https://en.wikipe
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> not want to associate with the employer anymore How many of the people contacting an employer demanding someone be fired (a) actually have any association with that employer (e.g. Amy Cooper being fired from Franklin Templeton), or (b)
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> I know I might be a dissenting opinion here, but I can never wrap my head around `jq`. I don't think this is uncommon. People generally reach for jq for simple path expression evaluation against JSON objects, and never get deeper
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> the "CIA Whole Earth" from Snow Crash I was curious about this so here's some of the references I found (in the novel, it's "a piece of CIC software called, simply, Earth"). http://www.technovel
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> They did NLP + Echo + Alexa in house. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evi_(software)
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"Grumpy Gamer" is Ron Gilbert, responsible for SCUMM, Monkey Island, Humongous Entertainment, and more: https://grumpygamer.com/about
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If you have data that you're unlikely to need to access (i.e. backups), not many providers can compete with Deep Archive storage pricing. 4TB on S3 Deep Archive: $3.96/mo to store, $360 to restore and download over the internet 4T
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It sounds like the device does not have an internal battery so it depends on the capacity of the battery that you attach to it. https://aws.amazon.com/snowcone/features/ > For a light workload at 25% CPU usage,
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> I didn't see any free/libre licenses on the YouTube videos so presumably you're a take-down notice away from not being able to use these videos. If the videos are being embedded from YouTube (as they appear to be), then
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Amazon grants RSUs which are absolutely counted as compensation/earnings for the purpose of this law. https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=49.62.010
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I don't know specifically which rules the parent is referring to--their phrasing ("Post US Civil war, we encoded a set of rules") makes it sound like it is referring to the US as a whole, but I'm not sure if that is thei
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The iTunes 2 installer would delete hard drives in some cases, if the installation destination contained a space character and the portion before the space matched another drive (e.g. "Seagate" and "Seagate 2"). https:&
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I'm not familiar with many of the games in that video. But one of the things that makes Monopoly well-suited to remote playing is that there no information that needs to be kept secret, so it's reasonable to play with a physical b

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