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by yard2010 1y ago
How again did we get the shitty timeline?
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by yard2010 1y ago
The problem is that the car manufacturers need a way to extract more money to "grow" and pay for their execs. This won't solve this problem for them, just create another one. Now this is the problem. Money on a large scale ju
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by yard2010 1y ago
The internet is dead. Long live the internet.
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by yard2010 1y ago
My childhood equivalent is first name your son last name MomComeTakeMeFromThePool!
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by yard2010 1y ago
Flames to dust / Lovers to friends Why do all good things come to an end?
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by yard2010 1y ago
Also, case matching of Scala <3
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by yard2010 1y ago
Those days are over. Being evil means there is no goodwill to begin with unless you can exploit it financially wise. Google stopped being not evil, they specifically deleted it from the code of conduct. Ofc, being evil is subjective. But al
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by yard2010 1y ago
People would use it for sex.
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by yard2010 1y ago
I'm far from an expert but maybe the air we breathe is toxic? It makes stuff oxidize and go bad. It just takes enough of this poison and that's it.
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by yard2010 1y ago
* { border: red 1px solid } Remember when IE6 was a thing? The kids today are angry at chrome for good reasons and yet, there was a time in which the most popular browser didn't implement jack shit from the specs. And it was the kind o
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by yard2010 1y ago
Would it kill you? Well, ultimately yes..
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by yard2010 1y ago
From the what if: > On August 31st, 2010, a diver was servicing the spent fuel pool at the Leibstadt nuclear reactor in Switzerland. He spotted an unidentified length of tubing on the bottom of the pool and radioed his supervisor to ask
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by yard2010 1y ago
Ads everywhere.
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by yard2010 1y ago
Honest question why would anyone harvest Bitcoin after this? Wouldn't it lose all its value since everyone has everyone key now?
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by yard2010 1y ago
Isn't it the same with USD to some extent?
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by yard2010 1y ago
I love vacously truths (not sure if this is how you say it in English) All the people I've met in London were androids.
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by yard2010 1y ago
This is the future. Except you don't buy anything, you rent the permission to use it. People from Walmart can brick your carrots remotely even when you don't use this plate, for your safety ofc
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by yard2010 1y ago
The nerve of letting everyone run a phishing campaign on sites.google.com but marking a perfectly safe website as malicious. Enshitification ensues.
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by yard2010 1y ago
I'm not into politics and I'm far from an expert but this has more to it. Netanyahu doesn't just wait until he loses his grip on the rein, he's making the changes to the system (i.e ruin the whole country for everyone) s
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by yard2010 1y ago
The Americans would never be this accountable as you can't make a shitload of money and be accountable. You have to choose
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by yard2010 1y ago
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by yard2010 1y ago
How did we get to a time when clicking back in the browser makes a website show a bunch of cancer inducing apps including a picture of Putin? I didn't even read the article after being greeted by an unremovable ad, trying to escape thi
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by yard2010 1y ago
I'm not affiliated and won't be compensated in any way for saying this: Hetzner are the best business partners ever. Their service is rock solid, their pricing is fair, their support is kind and helpful. Going forward I expect Ame
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by yard2010 1y ago
This reminds me of the dead sea, it's far from dead, there are life forms in it. It's called the dead sea in Arabic as well (maybe this is the source of the name? Don't quote me on this one)
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by yard2010 1y ago
The ibexes there had a "good time" just when I entered which makes me think. What if other animals can watch us have sex and we have no idea? Imagine whales on the other side of the world know it without us having a clue
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by yard2010 1y ago
Having lived through the Amazon Kindle/ebook rise and fall shit show it's safe to say I will never ever pay to buy or rent or whatever they call it for stuff I can get for free from the internet, because when doing the latter I wo
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by yard2010 1y ago
> Vicente Sotelo Alardín, then an employee of the medical center, dismantled the unit on December 6, 1983, to sell it as scrap metal at the Fénix junkyard at the request of the hospital's maintenance manager. Sotelo had disassembled
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by yard2010 1y ago
Instead of these two take this simple rule: not your key not your money. There's no thing that the feds can't have because they have an infinite amount of sanctions violence and tools at their disposal to make anyone do what they
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by yard2010 1y ago
> Zhi and a network of top executives in the Prince Group are accused of using political influence in multiple countries to protect their criminal enterprise and paid bribes to public officials to avoid actions by law enforcement authori
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by yard2010 1y ago
Ha. Controlled conditions.

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