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> “Nobody knew autism was so complicated.” — future Trump, probably. "Autism rates have gone down 500% during my r/e/i/g/n/ administration!"
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Clearly Biden's fault. And Obama's.
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1y ago
Well, they're freelancers, so they probably have another half-dozen things going on.
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Can't be, he would have typed "Go fuck yourself, sorry."
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Perhaps its too late but Emacs is totally worth it. The other two will destroy your brain and leave you a raving lunatic. (Thank you, MisterTea.)
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> What kind of system integration has a fuel door system that is so tightly integrated to the rest of the computers that it requires a complete reboot to reset? Need to reset the global variables.
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https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/archive/2025/08/stock-ma... If a lot of investors are in passive funds, they end up buying a lot of whatever is biggest... which drives up the prices... which makes th
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1y ago
But at least you've learned to sweep the next ones under a rug!
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"Nonoptimal" is my preference.
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> There are nearby towns with housing that is substantially cheaper Someone who doesn't have a job can't afford "substantially cheaper" housing anyway.
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1y ago
It's a threat . It doesn't have to be perfect. If the citizen does have a family or descendants, it will have a significant effective rate.
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Large corporations can report their numbers quickly. Little companies don't. In this case, large corporations weren't hurt as much, little companies were hurt a lot more. So the reports of bad news came in late.
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This article is almost entirely about the A380.
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Depends on the temperature. If I had burned myself 500 times, I think I'd learn and turn down the temperature. Note that both customers and store managers had complained many times.
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> The dangers of... hot coffee? I don't expect hot coffee to put me in the hospital needing skin grafts.
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1y ago
I wish the article had listed some of the adblocking software so I can be sure to avoid it.
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1y ago
We need more research into immunization against clickbait titling.
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1y ago
And you can't make a parking lot any uglier.
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1y ago
Selection bias. Lots of other companies did borderline illegal or fully illegal things and they are gone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporate_collapses_an... (although many of these are incompetence collaps
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1y ago
It would be interesting to see what lawmakers do to "protect" sex workers if sex workers start buying custom content from each other.
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1y ago
"Perjure"? Was he testifying under oath?
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1y ago
BTW the phone number in Jenny's song, 867-5309, is a twin prime (867-5311).
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1y ago
> whose sole qualification is willingness to kiss the ring. You may be a little off on the goal there...
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1y ago
> we're lucky to be in one we can live in Nitpick: We couldn't be anywhere else, except nonexistent.
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1y ago
I had the same reaction when I had a will made. "If this case, do this; if that case, do that; otherwise do such-and-such"... Although without the timing conflicts. :-)
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> I would expect someone to copy/paste the error message. If you're talking about non-technical users, they (a) don't even think of copying the error message, (b) don't know how to copy the error message, and (if th
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"Procrastinate later — there's always tomorrow!"
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> whoever is on the other side of those shipping containers Could take a while to figure that out. It took days/weeks to figure out the 9/11 attacks with some certainty.
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"Church is the worst book club ever. We've been talking about the same book for 2,000 years and most of us still haven't even read it. — @POOPSCRUFFIN4U"
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1y ago
You're thinking of fowls.
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