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Not that long ago (2000 years) the Earth's climate was warmer than it is today: https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn22040-tree-rings-sugg... The Romans did just fine. From the link: "In fact, it shows that
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I'm not on Facebook or Twitter and know very well not to post my real name or other information if I can help it... Mainly to reduce the chance of fraud.
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But no one is complaining about discord or Reddit, it's all about Facebook and Twitter. Discord and Reddit are just modern incarnations of USENET and forums.
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When I started using the web back in the 90's, everyone used to use a handle/nickname and so it was never easy to link an online person to a reallife individual. These days everyone is encouraged to enter their real name, DOB and
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Appreciated dang
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Why was this news item flagged? It's about a tech company. Anyway if this is true it's not surprising a company (capitalist) is now pushing out a Marxist organisation. Some people talk about needing to separate BLM, the slogan, fr
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> There already is a better solution and always has been, it's called setting cookie preferences at the browser level and then leaving it. This. I've always had 3rd party cookies disabled at the browser level, and never noticed
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What happens if they're high on drugs and not in a right state of mind? I'll not be taking that kind of chance...
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Did you see what it did to a water melon? I think any intruder would be wise not to confront one of these.
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> stereotype of white dude who likes to play computer games in their spare time That was me until I was about 31. Then I had a daughter and had even less time or energy to play games. Now I'm 40 and suffering from health anxiety, an
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Perhaps because the police are changing their tactics (for the worse) to reduce any possible repeat of George Floyd's killing? Here in the UK, "stop and search" was massively reduced because it was seen as racist. The result
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Tabletop Simulator Then link up with friends over video chat and try out all sorts of board games.
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For a UK twist, I've been listening to Roll Brittania. They are noobs to D&D but once they get their legs it's very listenable.
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The first episode is a bit of a hurdle, but once you get the tone of the show it's highly entertaining.
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This game is simply amazing. I usually don't enjoy Rogue-likes, but you usually die in such an entertaining way in Noita that I don't mind.
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I played it in Linux just fine
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I read the dune books years ago and didn't appreciate them. After watching the recent film it inspired me to re-read the books and I must say I'm having a far more enjoyable time, to the point I look forward to going to bed to rea
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Do you eat meat? There's a chance that in the future people will have stopped eating meat, for it to be replaced with lab grown meat or whatever, and the very thought of eating another animal will appear to those people as completely
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I agree the graph is bad - I was rushed and it was the 1st item that popped up on my search. Better graphs do exist, showing technology growth over a far longer time period (e.g. widespread use of bows, farming tech, etc).
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For me: - Doesn't come with a built-in ad blocker, so have to install a 3rd party plugin (I don't want to install any extension into my browsers) - Mozilla upper management have been making terrible decisions for the last 5+ years
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Yeah they don't remember the previous response, so you can't ask for the weather tomorrow, and then "what about the weekend?" Without specifying you mean the weather.
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So the graphs I've seen regarding technological growth look like: https://medium.com/advanced-composite-training/what-lies-ahe... It's hard to argue with the rate of growth, and doesn't seem to be slowin
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Great reply thanks
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Ok from pcgamer: > Always remember to back up your old save files before loading them into the newest version of the game. With the new changes to world generation, Mojang say that new chunks generated in worlds you bring forward to 1.18
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I'm new to Minecraft. Does anyone know if I will need to start a new world to benefit from the 1.18 terrain improvements, or will it work it's way into an existing save game?
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> I'll take a database written in Java over C any day given equivalent choices. I know it's not equivalent, but Redis is written in C and it's amazing what you can do with it. It is also incredibly efficient and what it do
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I use it for OneDrive on Linux. It's not as fast as Dropbox (which I used previously to OneDrive) but works great for backups.
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Perhaps parent was referring to flash sites from 20 years ago? Personally I found them to be pretty unique and creative. Obviously there were problems with security and cross platform limitations, but awesome none the less.
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I swear people who can get up early have a massive advantage in life. Any time before 7:15 is incredibly painful for me.
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I don't think so. I think what we need to do is cast the net wider with future vaccines. Imagine a universal-viral vaccine - giving you strong immunity against all kinds of viruses and any future mutations. Of course such a thing has
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