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by smacktoward 6y ago
It's not an accident. Nation-states spent an awful lot of time and money building up professional armies precisely because they had long experience depending on mercenaries. They knew that there were only two ways depending on mercenar
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Barons of the Valley(jacobinmag.com)
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We Can Only Count on 33 F-22s to Fight Tonight(forbes.com)
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We Can Prevent a Great Depression. It’ll Take $10 Trillion(theatlantic.com)
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State and Federal Data on Covid-19 Testing Don’t Match Up(theatlantic.com)
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by smacktoward 6y ago
The one thing every “the Onion, but for X” site ends up demonstrating is just how talented the people who write for the Onion are.
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We could stop the pandemic by July 4 if the government took these steps(washingtonpost.com)
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Those litigious men in their flying machines(hushkit.net)
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My Life Was Turned into a Movie. Here’s What Hollywood Left Out(slate.com)
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Cooking Food on the Internet for Fun and Profit(youtu.be)
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Dear Reader: A Letter from the Author of ‘The Giver’ and ‘Number the Stars’(thebulwark.com)
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The Eruption of Instagram Island(gq.com)
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by smacktoward 6y ago
I dunno about fraud, but it certainly seems reasonable that it would be trademark infringement. The name "Saddleback BBQ" is Saddleback's trademark. If another company uses it to sell potential Saddleback customers (which the
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by smacktoward 6y ago
Podcasts are becoming to the COVID depression what cupcake bakeries were to the Great Recession: an easy-to-start, low-capital-required microbusiness that attracts lots of people who find themselves at loose ends when their pre-crash gig su
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How Cheap Meat Became an “Essential” American Value(slate.com)
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Wp-Env: Simple Local Environments for WordPress(make.wordpress.org)
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by smacktoward 6y ago
Ever-increasing income inequality means there’s really only two classes anymore: the rich, and everyone else. A bifurcated furniture market (tasteful, well-built stuff for the rich, disposable cardboard trash for everyone else) is just one
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The reason penne and linguine are still missing from stores(slate.com)
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The coronavirus disaster hasn't happened yet(katz.substack.com)
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OnlyFans, influencers, and the politics of selling nudes during a pandemic(elle.com)
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Aztec Kings Had Rules for Plagues, Including ‘Do Not Be a Fool’(zocalopublicsquare.org)
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Inflation and Price Escalation in Estimating Program Costs: F-35 Case Study [pdf](dau.edu)
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Back to Work Safely(backtoworksafely.org)
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Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for Covid-19 [pdf](osha.gov)
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10 cancelled counter-insurgency aircraft: We ask a MiG-27 pilot if he’d fly them(hushkit.net)
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Bookworm Adventures has been erased from the internet, and I want to know why(rockpapershotgun.com)
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Air travel is going to be very bad, for a very long time(theatlantic.com)
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Why Introverts Are the Best Leaders(slate.com)
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The Curb-Cut Effect (2017)(ssir.org)
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by smacktoward 6y ago
You can get a good sense for what "modern PHP" looks like by browsing through PHP The Right Way ( https://phptherightway.com/ ). PHP has grown up a lot over the last ten years.

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