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by yareally 7y ago
I think they already rate limit down votes. I think I recall seeing at least a few not apply when I checked as an experiment in the past. I try to up vote at least twice as much as I down vote. If I down vote a a low quality comment, I try
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by yareally 7y ago
Including Chaplin himself who mostly stopped acting and releasing films by the 1930s other than one or two a decade.
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by yareally 7y ago
Probably not as much as one would think, but still a fair amount when you add up travel/driving/drinks/activities. First dates were always a drink somewhere and maybe an activity. That could be an arcade bar, board games, gal
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by yareally 7y ago
I found my future wife through online dating, but I attribute it to persistence, numbers and a little luck. I met her after going on at least 100-150 dates with around 100 women over 18 months. She had only started dating online for about a
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by yareally 7y ago
Have you tried root explorer (the paid version). It's been my main Android file explorer for windows shares for over a decade now.
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by yareally 7y ago
Not all of them do that. My 2017 A4 mmi system is fixed to the dash and does not move. No touch controls in the car though. The 2020 model is unfortunately getting touch controls for some things.
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by yareally 7y ago
I haven't had to try it yet (no squirrels raiding my feeder in the area), but supposedly spraying hot pepper juice on bird seed should keep the squirrels away while still letting the birds eat the seed. Birds are immune to the effects
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by yareally 7y ago
Parrots are immune to the pain effects of capsaicin because it doesn't attach to their receptors and many actually love eating hot peppers. https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_did_birds_adapt_to_eat... https:&#
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by yareally 7y ago
I believe much of that drop is due to the Russian invasion and annexation of Crimea, followed by the invasion of Donbass. The drop off can be seen in the link below starting in 2014 when the invasion was initiated: https://data.w
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by yareally 7y ago
Fried chicken + cayenne pepper + buttermilk + brown sugar + some other spices. It's not buffalo wings nor does it taste like them if that's what you're wondering. It's closer to a spicy chicken sandwich at Wendy's o
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by yareally 8y ago
I think they were getting at this: How do you know someone uses "X"? Don't worry, they'll tell you.
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by yareally 8y ago
Blue eyes are recessive and brown eyes are extremely dominant though. With parents having brown eyes, there could still be up to theoretical 50% chance that the children could have them. However, if both parents had blue eyes, then it'
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by yareally 8y ago
Both species were doomed to extinction at the point they were housed at the zoo. The passenger pigeon only bred in large flocks and by the time everyone realized they were on the decline, there were no more large flocks. The zoo at this poi
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by yareally 8y ago
We haven't brought back the passenger pigeon or the Carolina Parakeet yet and both went extinct at the Cincinnati Zoo in the early 20th Century.
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by yareally 8y ago
Hmm, I had also heard the Monopoly Guy was based on JP Morgan (at least in looks), but I could be incorrect.
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by yareally 8y ago
The IRS will never call you if you owe them money. They send such information through the mail.
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by yareally 8y ago
The pesky house sparrow was also the hieroglyph for misfortune. The nearly identical swallow hieroglyph meant good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swallow_(hieroglyph)
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by yareally 8y ago
It's online, but multiplayer/co-op is optional.
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by yareally 8y ago
Benin City came about during the European Middle Ages though, no? They were referring to a city in ancient Greek times
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by yareally 8y ago
Which city in Central Africa?
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by yareally 8y ago
I ran into the same problem with the using the libraries for the C based ffmpeg (libavcodec, etc). Even worst is trying to search for information only to wind up with hundreds of entries on how to use ffmpeg with the CLI with maybe 1-2 entr
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by yareally 8y ago
Crows in Japan are definitely quite intelligent. They'll use traffic to crack open nuts by dropping them in front of traffic lights. After a car runs over them, they'll wait for the red light and then retrieve the now cracked open
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by yareally 8y ago
The University of Washington in conjunction with PBS did a documentary on the crows of Seattle. UW does quite a bit of research on the local (and quite abundant) subspecies of crow, so it's rather interesting. http://www.pbs
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by yareally 8y ago
Probably having to yield for other trains.
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by yareally 9y ago
There were several discussions earlier this week about it. That would be my guess.
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by yareally 9y ago
Vysor's client is electron. Scrcpy's client appears to be a native executable.
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by yareally 9y ago
Never ran into a problem really. Maybe a couple times a year I'll manually open the host file and ctrl+f a host I need to comment out temporarily after seeing it's causing an issue via the browser's network tools.
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by yareally 9y ago
Host blocking at the OS level. No need for extensions.
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by yareally 9y ago
It's not insinuation, but a part of history that's overlooked: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaolzie "The Zaolzie region was created in 1920, when Cieszyn Silesia was divided between Czechoslovakia and P
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by yareally 9y ago
Mexico as well

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