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3y ago
Yes, you can replace it with: www.youtube.com###items > .ytd-watch-next-secondary-results-renderer.style-scope:nth-of-type(n+2) This will block the 2nd item and onwards. Note, YT seems to use display:none for behaviour and will fetch up
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3y ago
Obviously there is a big disconnect between what we think and what you do from your comment. It's fair to ask why and examine it so we can get common ground here. Like seriously, we can't be living in different realities so there
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Of course it has, and we all know it. He's now been proven to be "that guy who had rape accusations" by "multiple women". Or the "controversial figure known for his wild antics and potentially non consensual de
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3y ago
It's a principle we hold as a society.
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3y ago
Perhaps we could, I dunno, pay people to do it with the millions(billions) of dollars of carbon credits? Isn't that what they're for?
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3y ago
Come back to me after you've had an anonymous referendum on the matter in France. For all we know, this "xenophobe" fits right in.
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3y ago
Are they? Even if it were the case, there are a lot of people in Europe that simple don't want or like black/brown people and people of other religions. Most people I interact with that trust me enough to open up to me say as much
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3y ago
You couldn't pay me to live in France, it's a **hole. I know that's a low-effort comment, but it's important for some people to know what opinions others have outside of their "rainbows and butterflies" worldvi
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3y ago
Have you not noticed the issues Europe is having? And no one is even studying or discussing it, it's too taboo. The West is in decline, and they're sealing their own fate because they're allowing themselves to be bullied, tur
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3y ago
I don't want me or my male family members to be labelled sex-offenders whilst you "test" the "court system" to see if the laws work as intended. All because some overzealous prosecutor wanted to be "tough"
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3y ago
We're headed for a very protectionist and isolated world because some players couldn't play nice. To me, the only thing holding the floodgates in the west back is the media which is very "rainbows and butterflies" about
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3y ago
The channel has 500k subscribers, so it's probably a full time job/business. I wouldn't be surprised if they take shortcuts by having parts made off camera by "helpers". At the end of the day, these things are enter
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3y ago
Sigh. Everyone gets a clean slate with me when it comes to hiring programmers, no matter what - results and demonstrated ability trump all.
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3y ago
A lot of plants outdoors are grown in partial shade via shade netting. In my head, it makes a lot of sense to supply some of that shade with solar panels. Likewise, it's a win because we "dual" use the same land surface area.
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3y ago
Main reason being it's just easier and narrows down the choice of picking an inverter, which causes a lot of people to get stuck trying to find the right one that fits their "scenario" perfectly. But also hybrid does everythi
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3y ago
One thing I'll tell you: don't listen to anyone wanting to come and inspect and propose stuff. It's a huge salesman heavy market, so you have to research it or just ask someone that has it already. The only thing the installe
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3y ago
Do the opposite (make lots of cold water) for places that need cooling. Am I missing something?
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3y ago
Try typing something that ends up doing a "search" is what they're suggesting.
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3y ago
Side rant. Convenient how we've created a problem that requires huge infrastructure investment. This was a solved problem with septic tanks, that we could have spent many many multiples of money on improving and making ridiculously fan
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3y ago
Modern Bosch machines also have a "fast" mode that is done in just 1h:9m. Of course it uses more water and energy, but I'm fine with that. Dishes come out squeaky clean and mostly dry.
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3y ago
Do we know how much of that is causing global warming?
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3y ago
Not OP. But as soon as they transfer money in compensation that's fair and represents the value of the land. Or, I'm happy to take a 20% cut of all resources mined from my property. They can demolish it entirely and turn it into a
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3y ago
Until they make it illegal to tamper with said modems.
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3y ago
Curious what you would say the opposite is?
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3y ago
Can they afford to sell it at least, cmon? There is something seriously wrong with what is being taught in finance. It's like you have an asset, it has a revenue stream, it's probably profitable, so why the ^#%#%@ are you getting
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3y ago
Just wait till chatGPT hides this telling input signal. I mourn for humanity.
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Using Wolfram Language in Jupyter (2021)
(nicoguaro.github.io)
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I use other engines exclusively. The only time I have to switch back to Google is when I want to look for places where I can "purchase" a thing. It's very telling to me that that's the thing still keeping me on Google be
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Or me with my tinfoil hat:Gold is correlated with real value and the inflation numbers don't reflect that because they're artificially suppressed. I.e. if gold looks flat growth wise to the dollar, maybe it's cause it actuall
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3y ago
There is nothing special happening in the background. What exactly are you worried about "forgetting"?
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