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by ses1984 3y ago
Sure you can consider Linux over as far as you’re concerned.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Wouldn’t that be considered a derivative work? You can copyright those.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Unless you’re physically present for an event, literally all news you can possibly get about that event is a generated depiction of it.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Why would you assume that I assume a tabula rasa person assumes that consciousness ceases to continue with on death? I assume that they wouldn’t know what happens and have some baseline level of feelings about death.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Popular or widespread doesn't mean it’s default. Religion is part of culture and that’s something that’s passed down person to person. A blank culture or no culture has no religion. Tabula rasa. I’m not assuming anything, I’m not peggi
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by ses1984 3y ago
>I would contest the notion that a lack of religiosity must magnify discontent with death It’s the other way around. Lack of religiosity is the default state and with it you get the default discontent with death, but a religion with an a
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by ses1984 3y ago
Ok, but it’s pretty obvious to anyone reading that cocoa plant and cacao plant refer to the same thing. And if the only difference between cocoa powder and cacao powder is the heat used in processing, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t change the
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by ses1984 3y ago
I’m pretty sure the heavy metals are introduced from the soils in certain regions, maybe most regions, where cacao is grown. I think you may have applied a little unnecessary pedantry. In many languages there is only one word used to descri
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by ses1984 3y ago
I never it past twenty minutes and have myself plantar fasciitis with barefoot shoes.
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by ses1984 3y ago
It’s just strange phrasing that improvements increase the value of adjacent land but not the land they’re on.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Don’t improvements in nearby plots change the value of a plot of land?
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by ses1984 3y ago
I prefer not to drop fertilizer either, I don’t see a need for it.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Is that a homeowner’s association thing or a municipal thing? Either way, that sucks. I have some dandelions here and there but you only notice them for a very short while.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Has anyone tried not using any pesticides or herbicides on their yard? I haven’t dropped anything on my yard except for grass seed in 15 years and it’s fine. So what if there are some weeds on it.
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by ses1984 3y ago
What about books?
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by ses1984 3y ago
In that case the grocery store is providing a service of aggregating and organizing all the products you want, and keeping them fresh. That’s not free. Even if the act of making a copy is free, there are a lot of expenses involved on the s
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by ses1984 3y ago
I’m not sure what’s in the article, I can’t read it because of a paywall, but I don’t see anywhere in the comments here discussion of Rea losing more weight, it just says he eats 1900 and he’s 6’ 115lbs.
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by ses1984 3y ago
The question isn’t getting there, it’s staying there.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Everyone’s different.
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by ses1984 3y ago
You might become more sedentary as you gain more weight.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Some people have more time than money, other people have more money than time. If they make it take more time to have a free ad free experience it tips the scales towards subscription.
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by ses1984 3y ago
That’s more than an order of magnitude more calories burned than walking 12k steps.
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by ses1984 3y ago
There are haves and then there are haves. The super rich have a much higher per person impact and they can afford to do things efficiently rather than cheap and polluting. Then global middle class also have a higher per person impact than t
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by ses1984 3y ago
You can trust the price and not get shaken down, I had to take a local small town taxi the other day and they charged me $20 for a very short ride with no meter. I needed a ride from queens to NJ and many cab companies simply hung up on me.
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by ses1984 3y ago
If you can recover an account without the passkey, how much security is it really adding?
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by ses1984 3y ago
I wonder if they ever found a sysadmin willing to work around the clock for $100/hr.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Just because the insurrection could have been crushed at any moment doesn’t change what it was.
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by ses1984 3y ago
is a separate numpad an option?
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by ses1984 3y ago
Kubectl interacts with the kubernetes api and there is a python client for that.
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by ses1984 3y ago
Keep it super simple.

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