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soperj
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3mo ago
did this start as just shells? Because I remember reading something a long time ago about this and they were just putting shells in the bay in metal cages. Amazing that they're actually progressing on a billion oysters. That's inc
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3mo ago
they were doing that in New York as well if I'm not mistaken
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3mo ago
haha yes, 100% thought this was about someone dumping used shoes in a pristine area before your comment.
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3mo ago
Thank you! Very much appreciate this.
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3mo ago
I was hoping they'd go into how the got the cards actually printed?
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3mo ago
You had one group of people who believed in God that were completely wiped out by another who also believed in the same God.
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3mo ago
Not duplicating code is literally best practice. Why would it deviate from that?
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3mo ago
Why wouldn't it already just do this though?
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3mo ago
I tried with a private browser and it didn't work the second time i did it, which is crazy to me. Came to ask how they did that?
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3mo ago
you need AI to tell the time?
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3mo ago
Yes, normally wouldn't ever say anything, but I could even read the text things were just flying around. (On firefox)
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3mo ago
I keep the Robertson head in my drill because it's pretty much the only one I ever use.
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3mo ago
It's only considered to have started then because that's when France and Britain declared war on Germany, and that's who wrote the history books.
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3mo ago
Putin started before that in 2008 when he invaded Georgia and no one said anything.
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3mo ago
That's how we can tell they aren't Canadian. Feels like it's only U.S companies that do that, because that's what works in the States.
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3mo ago
isn't this what bike thieves do though?
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soperj
4mo ago
That's exactly what they pay the publicist for.
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soperj
4mo ago
you're responding to a bot.
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4mo ago
There's a whole movie about it. He was employed to create a social media platform, and ended up stealing the code to do it for himself instead.
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4mo ago
yes.
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4mo ago
How did he come up with Facebook?
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4mo ago
Almost like we need a study to figure out what the actual cause is. Oh, that's what the article is about, the study.
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4mo ago
>"Age verification" means that everyone who does anything online will have to submit to fine-grained tracking and recording of all their online activities. Hilarious that the author doesn't think that this isn't alrea
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4mo ago
just do what they did in Leisure suit Larry, ask some skill testing questions that only someone older than 18 would know. Give them a short time to answer so they can't look it up.
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4mo ago
what's bad about an interoperable standard for charging?
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4mo ago
> The interchange fees are much much higher in the US, which is what pays for the rewards. You're just raising the price for everyone for the sake of Visa & Mastercard's profit. Europe's cap makes a ton of sense.
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4mo ago
After "In Good Company" i can't hear (or see) the word Synergy without cringing.
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4mo ago
Making it more difficult to access social media for Adults to access social media isn't detrimental.
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4mo ago
Move from London, you have all of Europe to... nevermind.
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4mo ago
links?
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