vectorEQ

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by vectorEQ 7y ago
you want me to send some nytime linkes for u there :')... sure they are reliable sources. :')... offering counter-point as most views are highly negative and paranoid. but i suppose in my country, there's not really much nega
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
smart water bottle.... i can't even....
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
most spies are highly efficient and useful to our governments goals / protecting people from bad things. the hand-full of derps we see in the news are unfortunate but shouldn't be taken as the general state of spying / intell
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
that is actually much nicer on the eyes. nice one.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
im 100% sure western agents don't contact chinese citizens on chinese social networks. that would NEVER happen. no way.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
nuclear planets sounds amazing
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
it is hard to do without a subshell). It is probbably just plan a Bad Idea to call in anything setuid, or executing remotely. */ laughing so hard :')
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
good pick. it's not quite the flower of life as suggested by the article. this one is a bit simpler, often referred to as the 'egg of life'. it resembles a bit the first stages of embryonic development which is common between
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
that utility always amuses me. as BSd is the only distro i use where i don't run into the need for it so much :D goo call though. name collisions on packages can be painful. However, you run this thing as ./wtfutil though if i loo
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
i'm bad at math, lets say that first. but for basic things, funny enough i feel like some of these math games / apps and math puzzle apps help me recognise patterns in numbers etc. better. that being said, i hardly use maths ,cert
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
they could of been named after halfgods offspring of jupiter and his mistresses :D then the moons would be the kids of jupiter :D google says this: Jupiter Consort Juno Children Mars, Vulcan, Bellona, Juventas Parents Saturn and Ops Sibling
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
always everyone only looks at few examples such as these companies. who actually do make decent products. (good luck making better OS than them for example... ) but look at things like ZOOM. they make product which has no new features. it j
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
is it hip now to try and ban competitors from doing business :/ . grow up. where are the days of trying to beat competitors with a better product?
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
because this search functionality has not been implemented
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
mv universe.info /dev/null i see no issues there
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
i'm with you, despite that fact i've never in my life seen a kitchen island. i was opening the article to find an actual island :< got greeted to this dribble. :'D
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
"I never regret keeping my mouth shut and letting them speak." love it. even though i like to annoy people with my dumb comments, this is sound advice for sure. :)
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
let me lift the curtain. "they all shot people, and are all nuts" :D
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
Thanks man, that's really nice insights :)
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
agree. both have various definitions in different cultures to be honest, but generally they refer to the same differences between the two. i can imagine though, that a shaman in old times Europe, could have been identified by the church as
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
love this, cool little project and nice write up!
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
looks like china is also pretty much on fire or is that pollution? :'D
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
people read through their own lenses. some people read conspiracy, others see that it is generally due to circumstances and human error. perhaps, it might be somewhere in between, or perhaps both overlap in ways. i'd say people general
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
it is really difficult to get people to 'admit' mistakes like this due to the long term human costs often involved. Even, people will do a lot to avoid any additional financial costs incurred when such an admission is made. Hence,
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
people still had sense of community then, because there were challenges that needed cooperation from everyone. In areas of the world where this still holds true, often there is still more care for each-other.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
block youtube on all your networks / devices. it's liberating to do that with sites you feel suck up to many of your time. going another route, you might want to be more mindfull of what you spend your time on in general. if it&#
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
the results are indeed relative. the smarter one gets the same thing still applies. it's a theory not to point at others and say 'he's on mount stupid'.. but rather one to be wary of yourself being on this curve, which i
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
nice, over here in my country we just burn it :D good stuff, separating trash to have it re-combined at the burners :D
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
wow, shocker. always when i see guns i think of love peace and unity :s
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
i agree with you. this is just like being a little weighted is 'bad' or having crooked teeth is 'bad'. people should appreciate all of human spectrum, not just some TV ideals. happy for you that you are happy with yourse

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