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by shayway 1y ago
Sorry, by 'this case' I meant in the article: > The Lebanese Army and what remained of the Rocket Society would go on to launch another rocket, the Cedar-10, and western powers decisively stepped in to end Lebanon’s experiment
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by shayway 1y ago
I understand the reasoning, what I'm curious about is what 'decisively stepping in' means in this case.
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by shayway 1y ago
Though the lasting benefits to my mood and mindset are worth it, I find the actual 'trips' from psychedelics to be very uncomfortable, so I would be interested in being able to skip that. Anecdotally, I've began experimenting
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by shayway 1y ago
Fascinating! Space programs post ~1970 are one thing, but they reached orbit by 1963! That would make them third in the world after USSR and US. I'm surprised I haven't heard of this before - I'll definitely be watching the d
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by shayway 1y ago
Hah, I've been scraping HN over the past couple weeks to do something similar! Only submissions though, not comments. It was after I went to /newest and was faced with roughly 9/10 posts being AI-related. I was curious what t
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by shayway 1y ago
Smartphones were just starting to be common right around the time I hit middle and high school. Teachers let us use them whenever we wanted, more or less, but if there was something we were supposed to be doing, we were only allowed to use
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by shayway 1y ago
I agree with your overall point - I'd also like to see more novel FOSS projects rather than knockoffs of proprietary software - but at the same time, there's a lot of value in FOSS clones for a few reasons. The main one being: pro
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by shayway 1y ago
Not being built-in is significant. Infotainment systems tend to get outdated, and are also a common point of failure that can be expensive to fix, so not having the tablet hardwired in allows for people to choose their own setup and is also
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by shayway 1y ago
I've recently been delving into paleobiology, but what inspired it was very different from what's described in the post. I ingest a lot of pop educational stuff, mostly just for entertainment; but after a few years of just hearing