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If you dont find this interesting, pls explain why
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Yes the girl at 3:08 wants to go first but he has to anyway. What a sexist world. She should have just pushed him while laughing. It would have been better for everyone involved
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Video: People jumping a ten meter tower [video]
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You do realize you didnt actually argue against it being apartheid? You repeated a victim narrative, a common method in fascist systems to normalize crimes against humanity. Its really worth reading Einsteins notes on Israel. "“When a
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Certification is a major issue here.
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He was also quite vocal on this https://archive.org/details/AlbertEinsteinLetterToTheNewYork...
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If you are going down a DRM search trip, both Widevine key dumping and DMCA compliant HDMI / HDCP downgrade hardware are quite interesting topics.
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Explanation would be beneficial. Without you just make it more likely that someone does.
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This isnt a one way argument. If this is stealing so is pollution reducing throughput sabotage. Prosecuting one but not the other is a value judgement which gets us to the nature of laws. They are not an end in itself and often times so stu
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"Crack House USA" was quite the accomplishment in my opinion. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1991025/ Intimate view through surveillance cameras over 6 weeks about the inner working of a crack house. With
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>34. Free Solo Also worth mentioning The Dawn Wall (2017) Meru (2015) The Alpinist (2021) The mindset of the people at these extremes is really interesting. Clash of cultures with Magnus Midtbø visiting Honnold was also an interesting wa
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If you truly believe to know something i dont, i would hope you had responded. This way it looks like you prefer feeling right over being right.
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Thank you so much for posting this. If anyone else has any educated guesses about the mechanism, please do share!
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Might be a case of me being too stupid to use ctrl + f But its very much worth mentioning that Russia has totalitarian laws that criminalize the use of vpns.
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This isnt my native language, might i ask you for your interpretation of that post? I didnt think i was being confrontational here, so i cant figure out how to interpret your post. Pls be direct, any little bit helps.
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I dont think you can argue your position without reverting to a sunken cost fallacy or an ideological ignorance of the amount of suffering inflicted through simple existence, even in the best of circumstances. If you want to argue that suic
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Not sure how you got to this conclusion from the initial post. My point was condemning somebody to existence in this world is.
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There is no story or belief that can justify unethical behavior.
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Which you can change. I was talking more about the overall circumstances you cant change.
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Depressive realism might be. And there is no ethical way for me to argue for that. My link is also not arguing for being depressed. Once you are here, by all means make the best of it. But to give you all a flashback to sex ed, do the right
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The increase in depression numbers might be a rational reaction to the current environment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Better_Never_to_Have_Been
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UFOs are so 20th century I was thinking more in the realm of LK-99
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This does seem to be quite useful behavior as well, no?
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Cockpit resource management is also something a lot of industries can learn from. As well as human error analysis. How an error came to be is often much more interesting then the personal shortcomings of the person who caused it.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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To be fair, investigating incidents and crashes is how you get incident prevention. Most safeguards today are a result of the lessons learned from NTSB investigations.
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https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/ What ever he is doing works edit: Also duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38904433
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from the 37c3 the new accessory to have https://youtu.be/3KYmAYG829I?t=1101 The ring-finger ring
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What a great find, thanks a lot for posting this. I never saw a better example for the radius of blame.
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I especially liked his ZEISS videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUOfNa8n6mQ&list=PLaLGh7vzNI... The stuff you find on ebay is just amazing.
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