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wffurr
11mo ago
They really didn't cover at all why this game is better specifically on Saturn than PS1 or any modern remake / emulator.
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11mo ago
>> Putting aside all politics… >> how hard they try to push an agenda… Are you talking about a political agenda? What kind of Netflix shows have any kind of political agenda?
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11mo ago
I saw that first at McDonald's. Also just about any place that has an app or website to order is effectively like that.
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11mo ago
Three dimensional model turtle doo dah, doo dah.
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11mo ago
The MBTA has a quite capable metal shop that's been making replacement parts for the 1960s vintage subway cars for quite a while.
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11mo ago
Anyone have a recording of what this thing looks like? I'm very curious to see it and didn't see any obvious links in the thread.
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11mo ago
13/10 rating
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11mo ago
SPARC is scheduled to start operations in 2026, with the goal of demonstrating net power in 2027.
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11mo ago
“Dad’s old CDs…”. It me. I can’t decide whether to be mad at being called old or glad that someone cares enough to make them run.
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11mo ago
When someone sends me an Instagram link I edit to imginn.com instead.
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11mo ago
We had orals for graded programming assignments in graduate school. You had to present your solution to a panel and defend it. Some of my classmates really struggled with anxiety in front of the panel and took any question, however mild,
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11mo ago
The phone ban certainly helps make such usage noticeable in class, but I'm not sure the academic structure is prepared to go to in-person assessments only. The whole thread is about homework / out of class work being useless now.
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11mo ago
Maybe this is a niche for those low distraction writing tools that pop up from time to time. Or a school managed Chromebook that’s locked to the exam page.
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11mo ago
Yesterday's Doonesbury was on point here: https://www.gocomics.com/doonesbury/2025/11/23 Andrej and Garry Trudeau are in agreement that "blue book exams" (I.e. the teacher gives you a blank exa
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11mo ago
Your posts read like “it’s too hard to precisely define these things so why bother” this is what case law is for. To precisely define in the context of real cases what the precise contours of the law are. Clearly the EU has figured some of
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11mo ago
The full screen thing was great on an 11” MacBook Air. It’s pretty useless on anything bigger.
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11mo ago
Oh they reinvented taxi stands. The code for a pre programmed destination in the app is actually a nice touch.
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11mo ago
Trying to find a specific ride hail driver at the airport seems like a huge waste of time. Just go to the taxi stand.
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11mo ago
https://www.etsy.com/listing/631698424/vintage-rest-a-phone-...
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11mo ago
156 Democratic congressmen voted no on that bill.
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11mo ago
Yeah I'll get right on that. Move away from all my family and friends and also negotiate visa hassles, etc.
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11mo ago
I wish. Until the Republican Congress stands up and asserts their constitutional authority instead of taking marching orders, this is not that far off from what we have now.
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11mo ago
3rd grade, the year kids start at 8 and turn 9 during, is when our city schools will allow them to self dismiss. 8 seems like a reasonable benchmark age to start with.
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11mo ago
Good luck finding a North American city without roads like that. Our cities are terrible and laid out for cars not people.
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11mo ago
Why did this get flagged? Weird.
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The fact that they are working so hard to retrofit a GC into the V8 C++ code IMO calls into question their premise for not using Rust, namely that the majority of V8 security flaws are in the JIT generated code, not V8 itself. That always
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The heat shield is rumored to be much heavier than was originally planned. I read that buried in the middle of an article on moon landing mission architecture: https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/11/what-would-
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11mo ago
It pairs wonderfully with all the plastic in your water.
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11mo ago
USA Fun Ticket
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11mo ago
I am clinging to mine in the vain hope they something similar gets built before it loses security updates.
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