Google234

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by Google234 3y ago
If the library owned an effectively infinite copies of each book why wouldn’t they let you borrow one copy of each book?
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by Google234 3y ago
1 second of jail for every second of American time wasted
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by Google234 3y ago
You pay enoug for trash in the Bay Area to pay a person to sort the trash by hand
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by Google234 3y ago
We have community college + low cost state colleges. CC is almost free, cheap state colleges probably will cause a little debt. Some part time job will probably offset most of this. Completely free will be abused probably, let’s be honest
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by Google234 3y ago
What about the right to refuse? I don’t think there actually is a problem here, there’s no reason for this Pharma company to provide an expensive untested drug- only potential negatives
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by Google234 3y ago
I don’t think these people would be useful. Pharma needs controlled double blind studies to actually tell if the therapies work.
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by Google234 3y ago
Doctors don’t make 200k+ in those countries either
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by Google234 3y ago
Don’t need the return 0?
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by Google234 3y ago
Oregon County increases taxes to pay for the 10 year lawsuit and everyone claps :) what’s another 0.6% am I right?
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by Google234 3y ago
I wish more people were aware how much water goes to agriculture and would react accordingly when their government asks them to cut water usage or raises prices - 90% goes to (largely wasteful) farming and they don’t really pay… It’s not th
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by Google234 3y ago
Just note, if you take a look at the actual materials covered and single final assignment required for classes at WGU you will find they are a joke compared to what you find at standard universities (e.g. university of utah, Virginia tech,…
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by Google234 3y ago
No joke but I know of an Apple employee with a HS girlfriend (underaged). If you go to Berkeley CS you’d know.
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by Google234 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal you can raise the pitch to indicate that you are asking a question
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by Google234 3y ago
It really matters to me to see the flame when cooking
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by Google234 3y ago
The gov has definitely lied saying they weren’t going to try and ban gas stoves
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by Google234 3y ago
EU forces a 2 year warranty compared to the us 1 year one so that adds some cost
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by Google234 4y ago
He’s been so absent.
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by Google234 4y ago
You can probably email dang (probably @ycombin…) if you want. Mentioning his user name here might be enough too.
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by Google234 5y ago
And Blue Origin has forced ULA to fall back to using Russian rockets engines because their engine hasn’t been finished yet. ULA probably regrets using BE now.
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by Google234 5y ago
Tires are more like the plastic rubber things on the bottom of the laptop. What you want is to upgrade the engine.
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by Google234 5y ago
New phones are water proof now which is something that modularity generally doesn’t allow.
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by Google234 5y ago
This will be useful if Trump is elected in 2024
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by Google234 5y ago
Maybe also try and fix having to paginate the threads.
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by Google234 5y ago
Could be that your battery has deteriorated too muchz
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by Google234 5y ago
For EAC, they require a variety of signals to ban someone (unless it’s a obvious thing like detecting a known cheat.) An honest VM setup that doesn’t obfuscate probably counts as one potential signal that you are cheating, an obfuscated one
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by Google234 5y ago
Better anti cheats won’t allow setups like this.
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by Google234 5y ago
You probably meant to say 6+ years instead of a “few years”. Apple is excellent compared to everyone else in this respect.
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by Google234 5y ago
Drugs are dangerous?
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by Google234 5y ago
Is it easy for an anti cheat verify that it’s running on an untampered Linux installation?
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by Google234 5y ago
“Perfectly fine” for cheaters too. that’s the issue with anti cheat on Linux. It’s much easier to verify the integrity of a windows environment.

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