throwaway198846

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by throwaway198846 8mo ago
I feel vindicated by reverting to the old windows 10 notepad.exe
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by throwaway198846 8mo ago
> Diet is one of the very few places where your genetic ancestry actually matters Aside from lactose intolerance what else is different between humans?
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by throwaway198846 8mo ago
There is no way it is just "just". And we should start from simpler stuff like vitamin B12, C and D.
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by throwaway198846 8mo ago
As a non physicist I like the idea of a moun collider more - more compact (thus should be cheaper) as well as something which haven't done in similar energy scales and therefore more likely to need new technology in building it and fin
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by throwaway198846 9mo ago
I lately used these methods and BFGS worked better than CG for me.
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by throwaway198846 9mo ago
This space is not protected, anyone can sign up.
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by throwaway198846 9mo ago
Or Mass spectrometry
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Because someone is wrong on the internet, isn't that enough? I already explained it and I'm unsure what I can add aside from some examples (Siege of Jerusalem (starvation without destruction), Battle of Raqqa (destructive urban wa
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
No, you missed the point. They have been indicated to "as co-perpetrators for committing the acts jointly with others: the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare; and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and othe
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Nitpick: > Both men are indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity for their roles in the destruction of the Gaza Strip. Role in destruction isn't a war crime they are being indicted for and as such irrelevant in this conte
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
There is probably constant noise on a worksite so there was nothing special to notice.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
I literally conceded that "As for the rest of them they need to be considered" (for extradition). Yes I think this conversation is at end of usefullness. Israel has good reasons form their perspective to why they give citizenship
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Becuase you made an argument with a single supporting example yet didn't name any name that could be used to verify what you said and let other people judge the case nor have you explained at any point of there was any court procedure
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Instead of being sarcastic you could be good faith and provide further information and explore what happened and explain what do you think Israel should do differently?
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
And did you ask Israel for extradition? What his name was? And is this pattern actually unique to Israel or would you find other examples of people escaping to where the law can't reach them? If Israel wanted to convict a dual citizen
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
"the middle ages," What does that mean because I wasn't taking about any middle age.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
The vast majority of fraud have noting to do with Israel wage theft is enormous everywhere and have nothing to do with Israel, the biggest fraudsters in history (mostly scams on USA investors like Theranos and 2008 crisis) according to quic
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Do you believe all countries should automatically extradiate every person any other country demands? Or that there should be a limit on such process?
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
What does one man living in Canada have to do with how much people in Israel love children? There have been many frauds of cancer in children. Here https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-14/sa-couple-alleged-fak... i
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
> the nuclear capable countries do what they want, and the non-nuclear countries suffer what they must. This isn't ironclad as some people believe. There were multiple attacks on nuclear nations from non-nuclear in the last 2 years.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Why they don't use zero knowledge proof? Also question for the USA constitution experts, is this considered a violation of free speech? The article is not clear on this.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
You could use vacuum like in a vacuum flask. In fact to my surprise the product seems to already exists although its selling point is how long it holds water hot after boiling and not its efficiency.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
> the boil-dry protection circuit continuously engages and disengages until somebody notices or the thing self-destroys – ours did the latter. It is always fascinating to see unforeseen failure modes created by automation.
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by throwaway198846 10mo ago
Didn't Bhutan kicked out some people?
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by throwaway198846 11mo ago
What does it mean to be "secure"?
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by throwaway198846 11mo ago
It is far easier to build them at remote places and bunkers (or both). Even at the middle of the ocean will make more sense and provide better cooling (See Microsoft attempt at that).
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by throwaway198846 11mo ago
Where can I find a copy?
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by throwaway198846 11mo ago
"Information wants to be free"? Many individuals pirated movies and games and got away with it. Of course two wrongs don't make a right and all that. Nonetheless one should be compensated for creating material that ai trained
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by throwaway198846 11mo ago
They are going by Rocq today

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