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5mo ago
It might like pets
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5mo ago
A wand related accident has to be the number one cause of a Noita run ending.
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5mo ago
https://electrek.co/2026/04/27/byd-seal-08-blade-battery-2-1...
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5mo ago
There's no such thing as an illegal class 2 or class 3 e-bike. At least in my area the kids riding wheelies down the street are on bikes sold as dirt bikes. Legally exactly the same as riding a 2-stroke motocross bike on the street.
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5mo ago
Licence plate and registration requirements for e-bikes. Seems to be more of, something must be done about kids riding OHVs on the road, but since that's already illegal let's try a law interfering with middle aged commuters on e-
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6mo ago
I don't think there's any question that he legitimately won his first election. Which is more than we can say for US allies on the Arabian peninsula. When are we going to send the choppers for them?
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6mo ago
Imagine using a store catalog and dealing with the product information being complete bullshit.
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6mo ago
No new carbon would be added if we were talking about hunting buffalo on the great plains. But we're talking about industrial agriculture and each calorie produced does have associated fossil fuel emissions
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6mo ago
It's already listed, so they can get retail gamblers to buy in on day one.
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6mo ago
> But that conversation can't happen where appointments are restricted to 20-minute segments, and trust cannot be established within a system where patients are forcibly changed to different doctors / medical systems based on t
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6mo ago
No discussion or pictures of the Chevy Astrovan in this article.
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6mo ago
Yes, they certainly mean they will attack those companies facilities in the region.
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6mo ago
It's a contributor factor through the usual pro-war think tanks funded by weapons companies. But, yeah the choice of Iran now isn't at all explained by "capitalism".
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7mo ago
I don't think it's feasible to do get that done this season.
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7mo ago
Read the whole comment chain. That's exactly what the sort of competition the question was about.
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7mo ago
> then I lost to a woman twice my age. We are not talking about elite athletics here. If someone is upset about a transwoman finishing 150th in the local 10k race they need to work that out with a therapist or something.
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7mo ago
It's been tit-for-tat though.
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7mo ago
It seems like a critical enough role that you probably want two people there in case one has a medical emergency anyway. Even if it's not that busy.
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7mo ago
Can't do highspeed rail because it's too impractical and expensive, while we're spending a west coast highspeed rail network worth of money on the least popular war in US history.
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7mo ago
How are you supposed to know which Democrat secretly supports trans rights?
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7mo ago
Is this an independent study?
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7mo ago
Especially when we're talking about datacenters with onsite fossil fuel power generation.
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7mo ago
Probably sock puppet accounts of the Egyptian Archeology Establishment.
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7mo ago
That first image looks great, but will it always deepfake Aubrey Plaza's face onto that character, or will she morph between different actresses?
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7mo ago
Wouldn't a some kind of technical standard proposal be a more sensible way to do this than trying to pass OS laws state by state?
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7mo ago
A fighter pilot is the modern military equivalent of a medieval knight.
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7mo ago
I wonder what Ada Lovelace would think about her namesake being the language for weapon systems.
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7mo ago
Yeah, it being an honest mistake moves this down from a crime you should hang for to, also still a crime you should hang for.
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7mo ago
They're in business to make money not to solve the shortage. If they invest in new fabs and the bubble pops they're sitting on idle fabs.
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7mo ago
Or they'll just enjoy the high margins and not invest significantly more than they normally would in new production capacity.
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