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Find Cool Birds from Your Subaru Dashboard Using EBird (2017)
(allaboutbirds.org)
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It's the foundation of our economic system, so we better hope it is!
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I lost all confidence in them when it became clear that they actively supported fake reviews and counterfeit products. I have to imagine that the only reason some major lawsuit hasn't been brought against them is because federal counte
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The alternative would be having a head of state that, in many countries, is also not directly elected and has the power to dissolve parliament. If you want to argue from principles that the latter is better, fine, but it would have done not
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>That was until Boris Johnson got the queen to suspend parliament so he could push through a no-deal brexit in 2019[0] >Sorry, what kind of bullshit is that? The PM can just do an end-run around the elected members, pause everything t
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Adding to what hasn't already been mentioned: Frostpunk Hypnospace Outlaw 80 Days Classic LucasArts point'n'clicks in general The Paper Mario games (specifically the original and The Thousand-Year Door) technically have viole
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Relevant: the history of Warajevo, a ZX Spectrum emulator developed amidst the Siege of Sarajevo: https://worldofspectrum.net/warajevo/Story.html
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>People should safely store their fire-arms, but they don't and guns get stolen and sold illegally, or used by their teenage child. This is extraordinarily rare. >People shouldn't point a gun at someone unless their life is
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I'm not sure how a statement describing nuclear power as "too costly... too costly and risky... unsustainable... financially unsustainable... militarily hazardous... inherently risky due to unavoidable cascading accidents... subje
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I'm not sure about the other regulators, but Jaczko is hardly liked by his colleagues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_Jaczko >A report by Nuclear Regulatory Commission Inspector General Hubert T. Bell ac
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The fact that nuclear power regulators are routinely anti-nuclear power probably isn't helping things. https://www.powermag.com/blog/former-nuclear-leaders-say-no-... >Dr. Greg Jaczko, former Chairman of the U.
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1) There are a number of publicly-traded crypto-centric companies, such as Coinbase, Riot Blockchain, Marathon Digital Holdings, and MicroStrategy. Although not part of any major index, investment firms that are undoubtedly have significant
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All other factors being equal, that would be tantamount to reducing demand. Nominal prices would fall, yes (deflation), but a failure to increase supply would result in shortages. Shrinking the money supply would have quite a similar effect
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FWIW, media organizations seem absolutely giddy to be able to run articles about how to delete a Twitter account. All of these are from the past week: https://www.cnet.com/tech/how-to-delete-your-twitter-account... ht
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The CME's FedWatch tool shows investors started pricing in rate hikes around November, with a sharp uptick in acceleration starting around February. https://files.catbox.moe/cs4gtg.png https://www.cmegroup.c
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If the cause of inflation is the same amount of dollars bidding up a lesser quantity of goods, the only way to resolve the situation is to increase the number of goods or decrease demand for them.
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Ace Combat doesn't have any licensing issues. They rereleased AC5 and AC6 as preorder bonuses for AC7 just a couple of years ago. The stated reason the series producer has for not rereleasing them is that they wouldn't want to sel
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"They lie to us, we know they are lying, they know they are lying, they know we know they are lying, we know they know we know they are lying, but they are still lying." --Elena Gorokhova
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>According to Steam I played over 2.000 hours during 2020 and 2021. Less than three hours a day for passive recreation is hardly out of line with modern western lifestyles. The average American spends more than that watching television.
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Not only does jailbreaking not break warranties, it's illegal for companies to imply that they do: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2018/04/ftc-s...
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FWIW the FCC nominally levies a fine of up to $10,000 per caller ID spoofing incident: https://www.fcc.gov/spoofing
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>Futures tumbled to US$974.80 per 1,000 board feet on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Friday, heading for a sixth straight decline. For comparison, it was $403.60 at the start of 2020: https://tradingeconomics.com/comm
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Keep in mind that while the popular conception of WWII is as a mechanized war, everyone (especially the fuel-starved Germans) was still incredibly reliant on foot and horse-based movement. I don't believe the German army even had exper
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>People aren't willing to fight and die for the EU, not in large numbers. As has been the case for the vast majority of wars throughout human history.
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I'm not sure its even that. Nearly all of these "takedowns" by Anonymous have been websites that are currently under what's probably exponentially higher load than normal. Maybe some coordinated DDoS attempt, but it seem
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If some event doesn't have a direct personal effect on you, it's probably nothing you need to know about or be concerned with. If it does have a direct personal effect on you, you'll find out about it without being told.
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OpenAlias allows for sending Bitcoin and Monero to any domain name via a TXT DNS record by supported clients. https://openalias.org/
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>IRS and USPS have plans to resume services after a nuclear war Not only that, the IRS has plans to resume operations no more than 12 hours after such a war: >The IRS must have the capability to be fully operational at its continuity
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Might be a bit difficult to judge from that given that they've ordered banks to not allow foreigners to sell: https://www.reuters.com/business/russian-cbank-orders-block-...
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But does it support thumbnails in the file picker?
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