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Mainly just avoid Chinese cinnamon/cassia, as it has a more complex bitter flavor (good for savory, not so much for sweet).
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Coffee usually has about twice as much caffeine per cup as tea, but that depends a lot on the variety of tea and the brewing method/amount used.
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It's possible in mpd+ncmpcpp, but I just encode this in the filesystem hierarchy. My library is basically setup like music/artist/year album/trackno trackname. I had to spend a few hours going through by hand with perl-r
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Neither party is interested in amending the Constitution, which would be necessary, and even if they were, the country is so deeply divided that it would likely be unsuccessful except maybe to knock a few inalienable rights off the list.
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Without any stated goals or definitions of a proportional response from Israel, how are outsiders supposed to know what their final goal is? If they give every indication of fighting a war of extermination (public statements calling for era
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OCR exists, and the vast majority of new books are developed on computers and are available in a searchable and copyable format. Ebook software for research and collaboration is not as developed as software purely for linear reading, but th
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If the war is indeed mischaracterized, then Israel sharing figures would provide an alternative source to the "Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry" for those who haven't already decided who's correct or don't trust those
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That's not true. Many independent estimates have been made. Israel doesn't release any numbers at all, which they could easily do if they wanted to claim that casualty numbers were falsified.
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"dao" has multiple meanings; a road or path (extended by metaphor into philosophy), as well to speak or explain. So "dao ke dao fei chang dao", which dao has which meaning? How about the other characters, alone or in mul
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It's when I want to use a non-systemd, no-DE environment that xdg-stuff becomes very annoying, but that's usually because applications assume a certain setup rather than any fault of xdg. eg. Wayland is very stupid about requiri
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No matter who you get the numbers from, Israel has killed far more than 1200 Palestinians.
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The Gaza numbers are confirmed deaths, with bodies and identities and all, it's not counting people they can't identify or who are missing and presumed dead (buried under rubble and the like). The confirmed death tolls are consi
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Whether or not Israel was provoked has nothing to do with whether or not Israel is committing genocide. How many eyes need to be claimed to repay those that were lost? They have gone far beyond the 1:1 ratio everyone is familiar with from t
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Iranian-Americans are almost universally people who fled Iran during or after the revolution, they are almost all hostile to the current ruling regime. Why would anyone attack them over what Iran is doing? Even Jewish Americans haven't
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This article right here, and the countless that came before are telling people to be outraged. People aren't, partly because they don't know what to believe without really any reliable or unbiased reporting, partly because the Tru
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December in Servo: multiple windows, proxy support, better caching, and more
(servo.org)
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Fitting into society. Guessers will actively exclude askers because they tend to not respect boundaries and cultural norms.
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> Do mind readers want others to read minds? It's not mind reading. It's basic empathy and respect. Expecting others to understand the norms of social behavior is not smart , but it is perfectly normal. Realizing that many peo
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As an American, I would be totally creeped out if a manager even knew my birthday, let alone gave me a card. When I've seen people feel slighted in the workplace, it's usually due to uneven praise or criticism, or discriminatory s
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Leadership, authority, command, etc. have many forms that don't necessarily match up with what is effective or how people would like to be treated as a subordinate. Assuming that managers know better than to be assholes to their employ
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> It would be nice to read about the differences between genuine hallucinations and mental imagery or sound from someone familiar with both. Obviously there are differences but people just get offended or simply weirded out most of the t
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A brain glitch may explain why some people hear voices
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If you design it so you don't have access to the data, how do you make money? Microsoft (and every other corporation) wants your data. They don't want to be a responsible custodian of your data, they want to sell it and use it f
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Can you articulate a meaningful distinction?
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> The ideal program is clear enough to be self explanatory. If one doesn't know the programming language, no program will be clear, if they do know the language, any simple and well-written program will be clear. Clarity is a proper
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The American version of Shameless is in some ways bleaker than the original British version though.
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No, nationalism and patriotism started to be embarrassing to the educated classes in the US after the USSR collapsed. We had "won", and slavish obedience and loyalty are really not consistent with the values of liberalism and demo
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Many of those are not failed heroes. They are heroes who found success by dying honorably. "Death before dishonor" is something now known only to the criminal classes in the West, but was the norm for any feudal society (ie, Japan
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The cartoon is Peanuts, the movies and TV specials all have Charlie Brown in the name. The name "Snoopy" is also common, but probably only among older people? Snoopy doesn't seem to feature much in any of the stuff I saw as a
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Super easy training. The whole joke is that it's something anyone can do (unless they're one of those people who've convinced themselves that they can't do a pushup).
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