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Most people don’t know this but a lot of Japanese words have pitch accents that you need a dictionary to learn if you don’t learn the word audibly and the accents are not in the English/Japanese dictionaries, only in specialized Japane
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Yes, this is how Bitcoin is designed and has worked from the beginning. The problem is his wallet did save the private key for the change address he just didn’t save the wallet, so it was lost - the changed address wasn’t unwanted, it was w
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I encountered this recently when traveling in the Colorado mountains, it was definitely a GPS thing because I've never had the problem anywhere else (on the same phone).
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The only other way to engage is to leave a negative comment
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Correct, the atmosphere will block the rays that cause vitamin d production so the best time to be exposed is around noon +/- a few hours when the sun is above you
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> See also Wire who had serious crypto and promises to open source everything, but to my knowledge the server side was never released The wire server code is open source AFAIK [0] > This repository contains the source code for the Wir
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This also applies to their Kindle devices, I believe removing the ads cost $20.
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This is called ACR and you can disable it in settings. The FTC sued Vizio when they added it to their TVs without a way to turn it off.
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Yes you are correct, you did read a different article, that’s the core problem. A large portion of Trump’s base still believes that fishy things happened in the election, if the journalist covering this story wanted to cover this without bi
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No the vault is not able to be a local vault but you can self host your vault on your own server and it uses secure remote password for logging in just like 1password. It also has end to end encryption for the vault. The only way for your v
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It requires negative energy in current theoretical physics, which is what OP is talking about, we have no idea if that will ever actually be possible, its wishful thinking at this point.
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Adding some context to this. You are absolutely correct, his video did not have any added audio commentary or basically anything and he won his case, his video was just sections copied directly from the source creating a compilation of the
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Yea the food pyramid is pretty bad, its basically a how to guide on getting diabetes. Cereals and grains have the word glycemic loads while fats and meats are the healthiest things to combat insulin resistance and diabetes but the pyramid t
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The electronic bidets will run the water at low pressure for a few seconds to wash that away, the cheap ones will raise above behind a guard and the water pressure causes it to lower which also causes it to run for a little before use
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I don’t think that’s analogous, with cryptocurrency you generate the text file from a random number generator or rolling dice, there is no issue with copyright for private keys. The courts have already ruled that copying DVD decryption keys
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I think it was part of the initial tokenomics, sort of an appeal to authority, if the team withdrew all their liquidity he could come in and supply the rest as liquidity, the entire project is a meme ponzi scheme IMO and it adds to the meme
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Try going through your watch history/liked videos and deleting things if it’s really bothering you, I watched a bunch of political videos a few years ago and got burnt out so I deleted every one (took a few hours) and my recommendation
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Once proof of stake is fully implemented and everything is migrated over, there will be no more energy intensive mining. Mining on a proof of stake chain just involves putting your Ether as a deposit that gets slashed if you act maliciously
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I also am a tiling window manager man and tried that a few years back (as well as everything else on the market) when I had a mac from work, unfortunately, without real support from the OS, these are all just poor mans windows managers and
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Some states driver's license numbers are deterministically computed with your name, date of birth and gender. If you live in one of those states and your data is already out there (through a previous breach) then your driver's lic
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> It takes a huge amount of energy, too This will often be more expensive than having a truck bring the water to you when running a dehumidifier especially when you are looking to get out enough for farming.
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The general logic behind these people is that they have lost almost all faith in the main stream news. Its so bad that if you trust the news right now, then you are most likely left leaning or moderate. This culminates in a general distrust
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The Department of Education had ruled that this violated civil rights laws at the end of Trump's term due to a case going on in Illinois. Biden's very first EO caused the DOE to reverse course and suspend their previous decision t
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I've noticed that its basically impossible for Youtube to recommend me anything outside the bubble it has assigned me. I end up using guest accounts to find new content but even that doesn't work too well (the guest account also e
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Housing cannot both be a good investment and affordable by definition unless new supply outpaces demand. The problem is that for so many Americans, their house constitutes the majority of their net worth which naturally causes them to advoc
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100,000 isn’t a “bunch of kids” it’s a small town
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Moving consensus away from proof of work, proof of stake is currently the promising solution but there will be a lot of pushback from the miners as their hardware would become obsolete and they may decide to just continue mining like they c
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Occupy wallstreet was 2011, it ended with the narrative switching from class warfare to critical race theory and systemic racism. Gamergate was 2014 when the culture war really started to heat up. 08 was a different time, things have really
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A stable coin doesn’t necessarily have to be backed by fiat, DAI is backed by crypto assets and those assets can fluctuate and sometimes need to be increased during volatility. I think the point of fiat backed stable coins are more for gett
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The discord group is back up, you can see how many members it has yourself - 378,303 https://discord.com/invite/wallstreetbets
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