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Losing a quart of oil every 150 miles seems bad? For the environment more so than the price of the car?
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I'd love to get a job like this seems amazing. Imagine all the gold plating you'd get to do. All the experiments and optimizations. You'd have the best library website ever. Imagine the job security.
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No because it is not normal to have such low entropy for private keys. It wasn't designed with these puzzles in mind, nor should it be.
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It exists but more as a TCP stream, which is broadcast as packets...
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2y ago
Thank you for this, terms of art are the silent gatekeepers...
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That must be the perfect result. I also got 174 but it said "For you, turquoise is green."
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2y ago
Be careful what you wish for.
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2y ago
Presumably going through the attic
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2y ago
Socks can end up stuck in a pair of shorts (if you mix laundry) only to fall out somewhere in the streets if you're not paying attention.
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A place for everything and everything in its place...
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2y ago
The ninja badges even had games you could play where you fight other users if I recall correctly. (Mid 2000’s?)
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2y ago
Ah yes the classic SWIM defence.
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Rossiya isn't very different from the western Russia tbh Maybe the best example would be pronouncing Iran correctly.
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don't forget high blood pressure
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Isn’t this the same as the spammy bear attack?
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2y ago
And let’s be honest they’re just torturing people with no positive outcome. The net effect is you have a poorer, more frustrated patient, who has this stupid game burned into their memories.
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> Film footage shows Flight 911 taxiing past the still-smoldering wreckage of Flight 402 immediately before taking off for the last time. Wild how far we've come.
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2y ago
Those who choose to drive around with air recirculation on all day...
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2y ago
Been taking it every day for 15 years with no problems and actually I seem to look 10 years younger than everyone in my age group.
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Bulgarians are just as smart - it's an EU country and the language is easier to learn than Russian. Здравейте! Many other benefits to hiring Bulgarians also.
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I thought I was amongst a group of morally upstanding article-readers but it turns out it was all lies.
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Because dozens out of hundreds of millions of passengers is a risk they're willing to take, I guess.
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2y ago
The amount of paperwork involved makes it unworkable
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Ah yeah I fixed this exact bug in net-http in Ruby core a decade ago.
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In case anyone doesn't know - Bulgaria is the most beautiful country in Europe and is rich with cultural history. Ruins and artefacts everywhere. Please come and check it out - Sofia is amazing this time of year.
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2y ago
Uh... I barely see how this justifies a response but you're calling me out here. The comment that I was responding to makes it sound like keto acidosis is an inevitable outcome in normal healthy people - "over time", which it
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Dairy is loaded with Neu5Gc...
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These are knockout mice where they have changed the CMAH gene to mirror how it is in humans. Of course there is no 1-to-1 correlation, but we can hypothesize about why the dietary change works now that we have an idea of the underlying mech
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All beef has Neu5Gc. Most mammalian products do, too, and apparently fish roe also.
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*in rats
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