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Do you mean Abrego Garcia? What's your source that he is "a legal resident alien" ? This says he is illegal and shouldn't have been here in the first place: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/04/
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Harvard admitted it needs to "...broaden the intellectual and viewpoint diversity within our community..." This is a no-brainer considering only 2.3% of their faculty identifies as conservative. https://www.thecrimson.c
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Basically an article about someone having a fear about something that hasn't happened.
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Every source I see says the vaccine is approved only up to age 45, but are you saying my doctor will give it upon request?
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I never got the HPV vaccine and am now too old. Recently I had a papilloma removed from my soft palate near my uvula. They checked it for cancer but not HPV, even though they said it was almost certainly HPV. So for $129 I took the OraRisk
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I live in a town where most people grew up on well water, but we grew up in cities in another state with fluoridated water. When I took my daughter to see a dentist here, the dentist saw my daughter's good teeth during the check-up and
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I prefer leather shoes that last five years or more, and will happily spend $200+ for them.
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Old Man Murray wrote a great peace in 2000 about who killed adventure games, the answer to which I won't spoil since it's an easy read: https://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html
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I think the bigger problem is the tribal ape brains have been programmed by history's most sophisticated propaganda engines 24/7.
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Two years ago my mother's memory care home had an American Battle of the Bulge veteran and Bronze Star winner who was sharp as a tack. He was 99 and said he just wanted to live to be 100, but sadly he didn't make it. I remember my
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Here's seven minutes of head cam footage of a Russian and Ukrainian soldier fighting to the death with knives, for those who are more upset about Trump than the war itself: https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage&#x
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There's plenty of waste and fraud, as there was under Trump's first term and Biden's. https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2024/12/17/...
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Not surprising since it has only been just over three weeks since Trump assumed office.
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This could be good or bad depending on the gutting. My cousin worked in government for decades and told me she was obscenely overpaid for one of her last jobs.
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Will definitely check it out. Hyphenated words, page numbers and chapter titles seem to be my main issue. I can easily do search and replace on chapter titles though.
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I was briefly excited to try this on out-of-print books I find on Google Books, but alas the OCR in Acrobat PRO is super glitchy. I need to find some AI-assist OCR to fix tons of mistakes like "186o" for 1860 or "gla)" f
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8TB Ironwolf NAS ST8000VN004
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No, that's the weird thing. Even the RMA models were failing. But sure enough, it wasn't just some incompatibility with the NAS because I tested them on PCs to confirm they were failing, and they were.
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My mom passed recently. She battled Alzheimer's for 15 years, then passed five days after breaking her hip, even though she was singing and goofing around the day of the break. She was only 77. A month prior to this, she had begun to s
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I had five Seagates fail in my Synology NAS in less than a year. Somebody suggested it was a "bad" firmware on that model, but I switched to WD and haven't had a single failure since.
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You can bet there are other 0-days in 7-Zip ready to unleash, yet companies keep installing it on their systems.
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I recall the sales guy giving us copies of something too! I used the icon editor until I got Deluxe Paint. My first real job was doing graphics for a couple of game companies, mainly cross-platform conversions by hand. I still have my A1000
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My father bought me an Amiga 1000 at a Federated Group store in late 1985. Coming from a C64, my mind was blown by the Amiga's graphics and the multi-tasking. I could run the amazing RoboCity animation demo and then drag it down half w
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Eventually won't AI be trained on a massive corpus of source code and be tuned to actually program something as good as a lot of the existing bloatware out there that businesses pay out the nose for?
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I wish this thread were discussing how in America you can get drunk in a bar, step into a 4,000 motorized bullet, kill someone or an entire family, and get a slap on the wrist.
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Is no one downloading the best content? I download all my favorite YouTube videos because inevitably some disappear.
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Speaking of exploding rockets, watch the hypnotic ending of Koyaanisqatsi with haunting music by Philip Glass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OacVy8_nJi0 According to the comments, the footage in this scene is a Saturn V o
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Did this study identify who had the APOE4 gene? Another study https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-023-01627-6 suggests the APOE4 gene may be preventing immune cells in the brain from switching to the defensive "
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Getting close to being good enough for short video vignettes inside documentaries.
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I always wonder what free software, particularly on Windows, is or will become a Trojan horse weapon during a conflict.
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