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Wish other states would follow its lead. The extra weight of electric vehicles is far more dangerous than another degree or two of global warming.
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These folks have been around forever. Does anyone use this network seriously?
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Emacs.
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While he's at it, the author should invite poisonous snakes into his basement too
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4y ago
I always thought the answer to this question depended on whether you asked a woman before she gets married if she wants to have children, or afterward.
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Harvard should be ashamed of itself for participating in this form of witch burning. https://www.chevron.com/ecuador/press-releases/archive/appea... Big win for justice and the rule of law in America.
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This is all posturing on the part of large companies to intimidate the Federal Reserve bank into backing down on its promise to continue raising interest rates. Nobody on Wall Street wants the cheap money that the government has been giftin
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Makes me wonder how much of mainstream journalism today is paid placement advertising by different industries.
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Great! Can I start eating red meat again?
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Looks like Jim Crow may be hiding in the proverbial VC woodpile.
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Animal meat is an excellent source of protein that belongs in most people's diets.
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Being exposed as a hypocrite, since at its core, capitalism is just cannibalism. Case in point: FTX and Alameda research.
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4y ago
Or how about: "Look at the latest product we just created for our customers in the NSA."
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4y ago
It would be nice to have a comprehensive list of backup programs that use rolling hash to compute deltas. For starters, Duplicacy does. What about Rclone and Syncthing? OneDrive, GDrive?
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Wouldn't be surprised if companies like Uber are promoting this type of future for the obvious reason that it will make more people dependent on their ride-sharing services. Many decades ago, automobile manufacturing companies like Gen
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In other news: https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-707694 https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/12/19/are-palestinia... https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/e
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Whenever I hear about Georgism, reminds me of this article: https://www.currentaffairs.org/2022/12/we-live-in-the-age-of...
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4y ago
One word: duplicacy. It has every feature I could possibly want, in a well engineered piece of software at a price that I could not refuse.
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4y ago
After US invasion of Iraq, I couldn't agree more.
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His topology book is really good.
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The reason why they're called green technology companies has less to do with protecting the environment than the color of money.
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Maybe that could be a good thing: fewer carbon dioxide emitting mouth breathers?
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This is just codespeak for: "in the future only the rich will have parking spaces." People need to wisen up and stop lowering their standard of living to accommodate the folks who can afford to have children and therefore have the
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This looks like a valiant attempt to build something that improves on everything that came before it, but I did find the documentation lacking in clarity enough to give up on it fairly early. I'm experimenting with this package right n
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Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man how to fish, feed him for a lifetime. Discourage a man from eating fish, so that he eats even more fried chicken and hot dogs, give him heart disease.
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From the undertone of your question, you sound like one of the worst supervisors a "direct report" could have to face. I imagine what you value most in them is fear-induced sychophantic loyalty. For starters, I always saw my colle
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Hopefully this will get more people to try using TeXmacs. Some of us have been waiting for a book like this to be written on TeXmacs for a long time.
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If it translates into a cheaper gallon of gas at the pump, good for BP! Some of us could use the extra money in the grocery store thanks to Biden's inflation.
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This is just codespeak for: "in the future only rich people will have parking spaces." People need to wise up and stop lowering their standard of living to accommodate the folks who can afford to have children and therefore have
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This has not been my experience at all. Can you explain in more detail? Duplicacy has been one of the best pieces of software I've ever used.
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