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901.
by tdeck 2y ago
I agree; I always thought of it as a kind of cursor / pointer symbol. I used to do high ASCII art (nothing to write home about) and became pretty familiar with CP437, so I was wracking my brain trying to figure out what the "littl
902.
by tdeck 2y ago
I feel like this kind of product review video is somewhat comprehensible even if you don't speak the language - product reviews area good source of input for language learners!
903.
by tdeck 2y ago
My favorite manager went looking for important problems on the team that nobody was taking responsibility for, and ensured that they would get addressed. If you mentioned something to them in passing that was an issue, they next week they&#
904.
by tdeck 2y ago
The IDF captures Palestinian civilians, dresses them in IDF uniforms, and forces them at gunpoint to walk in front of their military while conducting military operations in Gaza. Every accusation is a confession. https://www.wash
905.
by tdeck 2y ago
> Do you feel like it is “Israel’s war on Gaza”? Does that represent reality fully? No, I didn't write the text on that website. I'd describe it as Israel's genocide in Gaza.
906.
by tdeck 2y ago
I have one of those and I love it, but it's not powerful enough to be a daily driver for most folks, unfortunately.
907.
by tdeck 2y ago
I thought it would be a mini laptop like these: https://gpdstore.net/product-category/gpd-mini-laptop/ But no, he carries around a little Nuc style machine and a full, separate keyboard and charger. It's cool
908.
by tdeck 2y ago
No matter how hard they try (REALLY hard, we promise!) Israeli snipers just can't stop shooting toddlers in he head! Most moral army for sure.
909.
by tdeck 2y ago
When I replied to OP their post had already been flagged and downvoted to nothing. I had to vouch for it as I have seen the same thing.
910.
by tdeck 2y ago
Fred Hampton would have something to say if, you know, he were still alive.
911.
by tdeck 2y ago
The authoritarian future isn't evenly distributed. Some groups of people have been dealing with it for decades, while others are in for a surprise.
912.
by tdeck 2y ago
I could easily imagine a scenario where you do know something about a guest - enough to see that they are a compelling speaker, or have an interesting area of expertise that an audience would appreciate - without being fully "read in&q
913.
by tdeck 2y ago
> executed a bunch of Fatah members by throwing them off buildings when they took over gaza Was this before or after Fatah lost an election and then refused to step down, instead staging a violent coup?
914.
by tdeck 2y ago
> Israel basically said "we are going to war and we are not going to worry about who is and isn't a soldier anymore, they all dress the same" When did Israel worry about this, when it comes to Palestinian civilians? This
915.
by tdeck 2y ago
They really proved you wrong on this one.
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by tdeck 2y ago
> and other authoritarian nations like China and Turkey And Israel, where a history teacher was arrested for making a post on Facebook: https://www.democracynow.org/2023/11/22/meir_baruchin
917.
by tdeck 2y ago
Not a surprise. I remember last year seeing that posts to https://www.birdsofgaza.com/ were being blocked, and it's hard to think of a more innocuous way of speaking out.
918.
by tdeck 2y ago
The dirty little secret is that a lot of the trustees and donors at these institutions are totally cool with the genocide in Gaza and are just looking for ways to suppress protest without getting their hands dirty. Whether it's ideolog
919.
by tdeck 2y ago
It's a complex problem, there's a lot of resistance from consumers who react badly to the price of domestic goods. Maybe tariffs will induce more demand, but I'm not sure the capacity is there in the first place.
920.
by tdeck 2y ago
Buddy that was exactly the joke. I do proudly make up my own nonsense without relying on AI, though.
921.
by tdeck 2y ago
You're just jealous. These guys have spun up their own RoHS and are doing a 100% EDA automation with full Verilog over there. By doing the reflow process (it's a way of building integrated circuits) they're able to offer comp
922.
by tdeck 2y ago
Waiting for OP's ChatGPT response to this comment.
923.
by tdeck 2y ago
This sounds like it would be a thing in Japan. Is it?
924.
by tdeck 2y ago
> The page was altered to remove Tubman in early February, per data from the Wayback Machine, replacing the image with a collage of Postal Service Underground Railroad commemorative stamps highlighting "Black/White Cooperation.
925.
by tdeck 2y ago
Meanwhile in the US all the post boxes near me have been gradually retrofitted so that you can no longer fit small packages into them, only thin envelopes. It was a nasty surprise when trying to mail gifts.
926.
by tdeck 2y ago
Quoting operators are something I actually miss in Python whereas t-strings are something I have never wanted in 17 years of writing Python.
927.
by tdeck 2y ago
This is a combination of entertaining and engaging.
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by tdeck 2y ago
The best plan is to wait until your bargaining position has been thoroughly destroyed rather than taking any action while you still have some power.
929.
by tdeck 2y ago
I'm surprised you could trust them on the rev share when they were so far behind on contracted payments.
930.
by tdeck 2y ago
I'm curious what you had because swell touch paper doesn't exactly behave that way, it's thermally activated and the areas you drew on need to be heated up before they will swell. There are sponges that come compressed flat (

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