onraglanroad

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by onraglanroad 3d ago
I'm not sure the submitter, Bender "kill all humans" Rodriguez, is entirely neutral on this.
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by onraglanroad 3d ago
As an Idiran sympathiser, I disagree with your ranking. The Culture are now pets of the Minds.
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by onraglanroad 6d ago
I don't see any AAAA record for your domain.
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by onraglanroad 8d ago
Yes, it would take more space, that's definitely a drawback. You might end up having to have 2 staves for each part. I'm not really serious about replacing it, more like writing your own OS: it's fun to do and you get a bette
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by onraglanroad 8d ago
It's not an accomplishment. It's obviously been recorded and is therefore a record.
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by onraglanroad 8d ago
Did that actually happen as something that appears on maps or did it just get ignored as senile rambling?
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by onraglanroad 10d ago
Yes, being able to write is a good thing. You can get so far with just an aural tradition but the invention of writing helps.
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by onraglanroad 13d ago
I think that's a property of the piano though. If every note had an exact lining, it would seem to work better (unless you were very used to the old system).
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by onraglanroad 13d ago
I'll watch the video later but is it more difficult for singers or musicians of particular instruments? For example, if you number the tones and have a piano style instrument with alternating white and black keys, then you can have a 6
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by onraglanroad 15d ago
I don't write my comments just for the people I'm replying to. It's more for people who might believe what they wrote. I don't really care if the original post is trolling. Frankly it's rather sad that people feel t
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by onraglanroad 15d ago
Which is why they allow you to add new repos like ppas.
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by onraglanroad 15d ago
I just remember the 4 inner rocky planets which is pretty easy, and then the giant outer planets spell JSUN. Asteroid belt in between and the second asteroid belt (the Kuiper belt) on the outside. Then the Oort cloud surrounding the whole t
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by onraglanroad 17d ago
There's no reason to use homebrew on Linux. Your package manager is better in every respect. Just don't.
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by onraglanroad 17d ago
Summer nears its end And Haiku blooms like heather New flowers emerge.
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by onraglanroad 17d ago
The 48k ZX Spectrum was my first computer and I love these old games. I now get the Crash annual for myself for Christmas, which has reviews of the new games. Highly recommended for a nostalgia hit.
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by onraglanroad 19d ago
Actually, and perhaps sadly, I asked an LLM and I understand now. But perhaps that's not such a bad thing that I can get answers to my foolish questions!
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by onraglanroad 19d ago
> No surjective function exists from definitions to real numbers. I'm not really up on maths so this is possibly a stupid question, but can't any real number be written as an ASCII string, which is basically an integer number,
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by onraglanroad 21d ago
But the doctor doesn't have any incentive to push whatever the purchasers recommend. The Scottish NHS really does care about treating people. I know several people who work there. Your "people like me" spiel is a little lame
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by onraglanroad 21d ago
> millions are radiated to death through capitalist medical systems that drive sales and prioritize profit over cures This would be a reasonable belief if the USA was the only developed country to use chemo and none of the more Socialist
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by onraglanroad 22d ago
No, it's exactly what the GP said: per capita doesn't matter, it's just the size of the country. So split the country up fixes the problem. Yes, it's dumb, but you agreed with it...
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by onraglanroad 23d ago
> Why do many environmental activists seem to want to go back to a shitty past rather than move forward to bright future. They don't. That's fossil fuel propoganda that you've fallen for and are now spreading. In reality f
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by onraglanroad 23d ago
Which was my point. The overseeing has to do with funding not application. But you're fundamentally dishonest here. You recognise insurance denials but are trying to pretend they don't exist. You're not discussing honestly, y
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by onraglanroad 23d ago
If I lacked the wit to understand sampling, that would be true.
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by onraglanroad 26d ago
It tells you which directory is the largest, including dot directories. You can then cd to the largest and run the exact same command again. You can find out what's filled your disk just by following it. It's something I regularly
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by onraglanroad 26d ago
NICE is an independent body consisting mainly of medical professionals. It's not made up of MPs. That's exactly my point. How on earth are you still missing this?
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by onraglanroad 28d ago
Sounds like it's been infected with the MBAs. I've seen it in many companies. I don't think there's a vaccine yet.
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by onraglanroad 28d ago
Seems to me you're more interested in finding problems than solutions. Every other developed country has managed it so why don't you look to see how they achieved it? Wouldn't you like to never worry about healthcare costs ag
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by onraglanroad 28d ago
The lie you're believing is that the decision is made by government bureaucrats. See my other reply in this thread.
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by onraglanroad 28d ago
It's not how it works in my head: it's the reality of how it works here. To quote from my other reply: They don't fund everything. They don't fund anything in particular. They provide the funding and the medical profes
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by onraglanroad 28d ago
They don't fund everything. They don't fund anything in particular. They provide the funding and the medical professionals decide how best to allocate that funding for the best results. It's a bit different in Canada to my

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