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3mo ago
That wont help anything. Then you are just force to use Android, iOS, or Sailfish. It need to be a platform agnostic thing, else you're just hitching the fulcrum of civil society on private company.
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So you made shit up.
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Greenland Institute of Natural Resources Stops Collaboration with the US
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Its called legal or mandatory deposit. In some countries their national library is required to crawl the open internet within their language, besides collecting regular published materials. In the US laws on legal deposit has not been exten
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3mo ago
Thank you. I had never played it, surprisingly fun. Much like Ludo but actually better.
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3mo ago
What about reading the paper before you proclaim all archeology rotten over the wording in a wikipedia article?
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On the contrary, it has never been more popular. Numbers are not that easy to come by but there were 750k tickets sold in 2024. In 1991 400k tickets were sold, the highest since the inception of interrail, but they rest of the 90s saw a slu
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The growths of scientific papers published has been understood to be exponential since the early 50s.[0] So it really shouldn't be a surprise. Even without AI. [0] https://garfield.library.upenn.edu/price/pricequan
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Wonder if the remember to delete all the public data they pilfered.
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Yeah it mean exactly that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
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GIMP haters needs to be studied. The amount of extreme petty vitriol that project gets is completely out of proportions.
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"Was a little strange seeing cables dripping down from the ceiling" The whole text is full of these weird takes on the most banal things.
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People like to point and laugh at the Romans at their use of lead in plumbing and wine. But they were never even close to being as stupid and callous as we managed to be the last 150 years. They are going to be shaking their head at us for
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What is making it hard to read for so many people? My eyes aren't young or healthy, but it is as clear as day for me. Wonder with screens play are role.
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Food assistance programs are so paternalistic. It is more efficient and gives better outcomes to provide money directly to those in need.
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With Western media narrative and both sides it's clear he is completely lost in propaganda. Every single method of analyzing the numbers points to well about 1 million casualties to be most realistic guess. Even the Russian MOD own
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3mo ago
Cool project! What is the max detection range?
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Long Covid disability burden in US adults
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How do you automate Excel with a RDBMS?
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Really makes the study completely pointless when the last 50 years has also seen the rise of the global obesity epidemic.
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If its closed looped its great. All cars should also come with alcolocks.
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You don't really pay tax in a communist system. No need if the state pays all salaries. China first got a tax law in 1980 as part of Xiaoping's modernization of the Chinese economy and the opening up for the private market.
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No, you need to understand that your specific narrow definition has not handed down by God, and is not more valid than others. US book banning has been a subject for so long now that you are tilling at windmills if you think you can deside
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No non of them are censored in the EU. They are all censored in the US, maybe with the exception of Salman Rushdie. US book banning is mainly schools and parent groups strong arming libraries and educators to forgo specific books.
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Bullets don't have the range (and energy at farthest ranges). Rockers are too expensive. They do well with a human piloting. Do look into the subject before you barf on the keyboard.
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Please be serious, that's a ridiculous statements. Lasers also exists. Enough nuclear bombs could also clear the air space. Pull yourself together.
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No speed is the most important factor. You have a very limited window to get the munition on target. An in Ukrainians case Geran drones drones don't maneuver much, if at all.
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Open source was always a ploy to water down libre/free.
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OLAF I would assume.
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>but the sumo association does not acknowledge that That's just wrong. Why do you think their force retirement ages are so low?
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