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9mo ago
Duly donated $100. Thanks.
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9mo ago
You may wish to reread the comment. I started the phrase with “BTW“, implying I knew it was slightly outside of context.
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Hugged to death atm I guess
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> If alcohol came inside of little battery powered computers, we should ban those too. I too am agnostic but do not understand this reasoning. BTW let me get severely downvoted by saying that if alcohol prohibition came up for a vote I&#
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9mo ago
I hate smoking, never smoked. Should the vapes be banned because of e-waste, or high school kids getting strung out, or what? It's not a world I know.
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> You need to 2x+ the transportation cost of all products... Companies also need to double their specializations and adopt recycling processes that will largely be redundant with other companies I think 3rd parties would spring up to dea
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9mo ago
It was amazing being a kid back then because you could earn some decent coin returning bottles
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9mo ago
How about finishing Servo?
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9mo ago
Mass spec is indeed demonstrated multiple times
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The Cato.org one is interesting because it only speculates what might have influenced him, then attempts to debunk those sources. Obviously I feel like he should be providing his sources.
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9mo ago
Should we be forced to drink pasteurized milk?
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9mo ago
Kennedy has never said anything like that
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He's never been anti-vax, though he has advocated for better data about vaccines with good reason--it's abominable. He's advocated against requiring milk to be pasteurized. One of the few reasonable datasets suggesting it doe
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9mo ago
Can you link to your strongest source for one of those claims?
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What lunacy?
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9mo ago
Because of this I read the article twice and can't determine whether it's some kind of troll. Can anyone possibly think of Google this way in 2026? Asking sincerely.
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"Compass nerd" creates new damped compass, gives to public domain
(youtube.com)
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Doesn't this also show that HTML/CSS performance is incredibly good on web browsers these days?
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10mo ago
Not trying to be rude but to me that is the essence of composition which feels perfect to me
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10mo ago
It was also a Cold War. My father-in-law and mother-in-law were both gifted mathematicians and mainframe programmers. She also designed CPUs. She is a sweet sweet person and a major badass. She is my hero. She’s in her 80s and was more acco
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My father-in-law worked there as a programmer during the Cultural Revolution. There were always guards on the other side of the (locked) office door. Sometimes they’d shoot at random things to remind the nerds just who was in charge. When I
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10mo ago
Was trying to be concise. Also, stop accusing me of having any pride. I'm married and a father!
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10mo ago
NOW I UNDERSTAND
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10mo ago
I had much the same conclusions. The author did a perfectly good job of explaining the issues.
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10mo ago
Excellent example! Thanks.
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Not sure I agree. It's a fact.
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> I had the impression that the original Macintosh team was extremely user-oriented, and wanted to build an empowering machine, in terms of applications. One could say exactly the same for the original IBM PC, which had infinitely more t
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> Text is complicated So true! > and english is bad at expressing these nuances. I think English is a terrible shitpile of grammar and syntax. I'm very impressed that anyone who speaks another language natively can get good at it
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10mo ago
I cannot imagine a use case where I would want to do a style change mid ligature. Can someone smarter than I am give a reasonable example of doing so?
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10mo ago
Big-screen TVs Cabinets Shelves Large mirrors Pot racks
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