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smegsicle
5y ago
tbh you can clearly see her digging the weapon out of her purse before pulling him in for the kill
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smegsicle
5y ago
Cool, now i don't have to go to youtube at all anymore
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smegsicle
5y ago
His puzzle game collection is as perfect in its domain as PuTTY is as an ssh client. 'unruly' and 'signposts' are neat little timewasters, but devolve into a lot of counting at larger sizes.. 'flip' with random
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smegsicle
5y ago
that's when things really start heating up between my nemesis and my other nemesis (and people talk about the equifax leak like it's a bad thing!)
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smegsicle
5y ago
We've been taken for absolute fools, python was a toy language all along. Is there an actually stable and serious modern scripting language available? how's raku doing?
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smegsicle
5y ago
Is there an audio copy?
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smegsicle
5y ago
What's your connection to the industry, that you recommend fewer scientists and greater centralization of research?
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smegsicle
5y ago
Cancer as entropy- the plot thickens
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smegsicle
5y ago
pirates 1999 is great, tnt original movies at their finest
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smegsicle
5y ago
> Dr Strangelove Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) follows a US-made doomsday machine, with a little more care taken to explain/defend its creation. nb spoilers abound if you try to read anything about it
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smegsicle
5y ago
over and over until one doesn't suck
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smegsicle
5y ago
Ha! a mockup mode they forgot to turn off, right? it doesn't seem to be on other pages. Note that links are still right-clickable, took me a second to try that.
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smegsicle
5y ago
"dark dna"
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smegsicle
5y ago
Is there an extension for rewriting links like that? like old.reddit, nitter, etc maybe just hosts file..
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smegsicle
5y ago
national origin is different from active citizenship though, isn't it?
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smegsicle
5y ago
Might not be worth making the accounts themselves, but would incentivize breaking into legitimate accounts, which might be worse optically
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smegsicle
5y ago
> mayonnaise how do you blend it? a lot of recipes call for an immersion blender..
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smegsicle
5y ago
This capability is considered in the design of 5G, see NB-IoT and LTE-M
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smegsicle
5y ago
shouldn't VLC make audio sync easy?
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smegsicle
5y ago
I think i remember something like that too.. past week maybe? Something that wasn't a regular mirror site.. Didn't have time to check it out- why don't i write things down? well someone else posted a mirror anyway: https:&#x
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smegsicle
5y ago
I don't know anything about smart contracts or provably correct code, but it seems like they should be working together by now..
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smegsicle
5y ago
That's not surprising either, since they also have ties.
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smegsicle
5y ago
Aha, so a relatively recent article!
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smegsicle
5y ago
> The establishment of protocols is a sort of before-the-fact hedge against the "prisoner's dilemma"; that is, it creates an obvious way for two people who are not directly communicating to structure independently develope
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5y ago
"Kupa manduka is a Sanskrit phrase for the frog in the well that imagines the well, its home, to be the whole world and, therefore, becomes pompous. It is a term of derision for the intellectually complacent, for someone who thinks he
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5y ago
Wonder what she's up to?
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smegsicle
5y ago
> Harps' package manager, gentu Is this a reference to gentoolinux's package manager being the coolest of all packagemanagers?
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smegsicle
5y ago
> very little new evidence Off topic, but there was that dotnetfederation overreach shenanigans
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smegsicle
5y ago
BUG: when several patterns are shown in the lexicon, it sticks them together see: garden of eden, rabbits