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3y ago
actually grecoroman statues are connected to sexuality https://aeon.co/essays/why-are-men-seemingly-always-naked-in...
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Christo on the financial operation financing his Art [video]
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it's a joke running for 20 years maintained by the most radical linux fanatics :)
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3y ago
it's a very common use case in clubs
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3y ago
nitpick : picolisp is from 1988
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3y ago
have you heard about Jhipster ? it's a code generator "written" in javacript. It generates Java/Spring for the backend and Angular for the front end
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3y ago
putting the clothes in the freezer seems to work (once)
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3y ago
one trick that always impresses is when you rotate the window and scroll the text.
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3y ago
it's not even the same code
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3y ago
She said Denis is an early contributor
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3y ago
As a reminder, the GNU Boot folks are trying to take the Libreboot name from her to me that's not as clear cut. you can't create a new project, kill the old project and rename the new project with the old project name. it&
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3y ago
that pictured black msx with double cartridge + diskette is a Sakhr https://www.msx.org/wiki/Sakhr_AX-370
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3y ago
if the availability of commercial data becomes necessary for a functioning NSA, it will be used as an argument against any attempt to regulate data collection
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3y ago
conservatism (in the form of : the kids would never learn how to write properly if they don't time their strokes with dipping the pen in the ink routine)
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3y ago
Aaron Swartz died of "civil trial for violating copyright". Not so sure about CIA rendition, but "sovereign"* countries would extradite her to obey the Empire. Since 2017 she's pursuing her research in Russian unive
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I think people are able to moderate themselves because dang is enforcing a tone . you pick up the HN tone over here. and that tone puts the necessary boundaries to have a meaningful discussion. for example I find the requests for proofs qu
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She probably lost any hope to live free and resigned herself to be forever hunted like a criminal by US administration and its international stooges. At least she's safe in Russia
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3y ago
I own Shopify stock aha! that explains the tone
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3y ago
what was your experience of 9/11 2001 at disinfo ?
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3y ago
I'm baffled by the fact the developer did not put himself on that list
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3y ago
it's not
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3y ago
VR is just too scary. It obliterates your vision and gives full control on your attention to the company owning it. It's literally total mind control
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3y ago
it's not funny. those children are sentient beings
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3y ago
x files
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you seem to have strong sense of ownership on your land, maybe your ancestors owned that land for very long time, but keep in mind that your ancestors came from somewhere and nobody denied them the right to stay and live
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3y ago
you would be protected by laws. as a foreigner you have basically no rights
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3y ago
kangaroo scrotum ? where I live they sell souvenirs allegedly made of camel scrotum. it seems the scrotum trick works seemlessly on all tourists whatever origin they have :)
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3y ago
I know that when romans invented latin they transliterated greek letter Φ to P. So I checked the name written in greek and sure enough it could be abbreviated as paco if you don't know how to pronounce it : Φραγκίσκος
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3y ago
check out florence calcio. it's the original soccer/football
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3y ago
Flashback has a sequel : Fade to black
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