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2y ago
BYD is also better positioned than Toyota for an upcoming EV world, so there has to be something else going on.
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There are countless songs in Osu!, but you may need to seek the ones that don't appeal exclusively to weeaboos. Heck, I think most of the tracks from Elite Beat Agents have Osu maps now.
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The article later says "oxygen-device provider" which is much clearer than the headline.
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2y ago
They made soykaf real? Fascinating.
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2y ago
Yes, but which ones? There are so many out there... It seems like you're educated on the subject, so you may be able to recommend good ones.
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How many protestors have been executed by police in France or Germany or Italy in the last decade?
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https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/11/us/cop-city-atlanta-protester...
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>like they would have in France or Germany or Italy. How many protestors have been executed by police in France or Germany or Italy in the last decade?
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2y ago
I've been lamenting the actions by the new administration with my European friends on Telegram. Do you have a lot of friends here in the US? I'm curious if your impression is mostly informed by what media have told you about how w
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2y ago
>We havent seen or heard any great public outcry about what Trump is doing The police are threating to kill us if we protest. Our students, normally the readiest to protest, face threats of expulsion and deportation if they attend a prot
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2y ago
I have CDs from the 80s that still work. Heck, I have DiscoVision discs from the 70s that still work. DVDs from 2006 should definitely still work.
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That's pretty reasonable, honestly. Thanks!
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2y ago
I think it has something to do with housing and food costing money. Not 100% sure.
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2y ago
I understand if you don't want to disclose this, but I'm very curious. Can you give a rough estimate of how much your Glacier Deep Archive usage costs?
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2y ago
Wow, that's a lot more work than my Fedora setup. Windows is only free if you don't value your time, huh?
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>Without spinning a fresh 7 machine now, I'm certain it was very toned down Your memories are not serving you well. Windows 7 was very glass and very aero when it was first released. You can disable the transparency and fake glossin
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Comparing beautiful ornamentation to algorithmic content feeds is kind of strange to me. Even if a piece by Heironimus Bosch or Pablo Picasso was used as wallpaper, that would be significantly less stimulating than an agloslop content feed.
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2y ago
I can feel when people are arguing in bad faith. When I get that feeling, I usually check their account age / history to see if they have a history of arguing in bad faith. It saves me from engaging in energy-draining time-wasting argu
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2y ago
>It's all encouraged so long as you don't insult people, which some people seem to feel is a line you cross. Someone got upset on someone else's behalf when I told them the difference between rogue and rouge. I wasn't
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2y ago
The thing that makes the joke funny is that it truly has reversed. Fedora KDE spin has been a less painful experience than Windows 11 in every way, for me.
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2y ago
Hey buddy! Your account is pretty new and seems to be mostly arguing with people. I don't really want to interact with that, so I'm writing this to politely tell you that I'll pass on this discussion with you. Have a good one
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2y ago
"Free drugs" is not what I'm talking about, where did you get that idea?
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The prescribed heroin doesn't need to be cheap or plentiful. It could be the same price as the street stuff. The point is to remove the activity from the criminal underworld. A pharmacist dispensing a medication is much less likely to
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In the first image in the article, what is a "SuperDay"? Is this like a trial day where you're invited to do a day of work for free?
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I love my Xerox! It's a VersaLink that I took from an office of a defunct company. Came with replacement toner cartridges but I'm still on the set that was installed when I got it!! Prints are crisp, fast, and it doesn't use
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By what grounds do you make this statement? My understanding is there are dozens of people working on it.
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People with iPhones do. If you type a double hyphen on iOS — it is replaced with an em dash. Three periods also become an ellipsis…
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In many cases, for nothing at all! Fabricated charges are extremely common in the American southeast.
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>there's not been a time where citizens were hauled off to prison in the US for disparaging capitalism There is a time where American citizens are hauled off to prison to do slave labour. That time is right now.
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Yeah I wasn't trying to be insulting or anything. It's a common mistake and I haven't seen a clever mnemonic for it yet.
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