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phasersout
4y ago
Well Dwayne Johnson is successful but he is not really a newcomer... The Scorpion King is 20 years old by now and he started his wrestling career in the 90`s. And he is not really an "actor" actor - he is more like the Schwarzeneg
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we are post-something alright. I made the same conclusion and it's weird that there is no new Bruce Willis on the market that made it in the last decade. We have people like Pedro Pascal who are good but not a-billion-dollar-garanteed-
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4y ago
not just soldiers.. everybody had a good time with amphies for a while there. I don't know if the problem got as big as oxycontin but it was severe.
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4y ago
But why would anybody PUTIN such an effort?
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4y ago
I run without any noise and sometimes I do when the track goes through a nice forest or so. But for anything longer than 3 - 5 km there is gladly no shortage of music-playlists, podcasts or audio books to choose from.
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4y ago
And I always wonder if there is a use case for unsolicited "dick pics" in real live...
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4y ago
I covered quite a few Nokia reviews back in the day and Nokia was by far the most arrogant company to deal with. Every company has it's rules and regulations regarding review devices but with Nokia you had to sign up to three forms jus
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4y ago
I run PopOS on a Thinkbook and overall the experience is more hassle free than my Windows-System these days.
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the problem is that social media is like Heroin and not even the parents are immune. There is a difference in reading an article in a newspaper with critical thinking and lumping through a social media page where the whole purpose is not th
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Android manufacturers, unlike Apple, don't really earn much via the software - so there is really no reason for costly updates which keeps the customers from buying the next phone..
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If Spartacus wouldn't have been enslaved there is a good chance that he might have ended up with Slaves on his own at one point or another in his life.
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4y ago
I know there is a reason why I keep two separate Microsoft accounts - one for the Office stuff and one for my Xbox - because I'm absolutely sure that Microsoft will eventually mess something up one way or another.. But to be fair: Five
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4y ago
You mean the iPod...
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the same thing with games and that you only own a license of a game and not the game itself. Started with WoW and getting kicked for "using" exploits which are ultimately just faults in a product that I purchased - why should I as
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That's probably closer to the truth than most other ideas... does this new Arri camera really cost 4 million a pop? hm... well could be... I'm just a Wellington tax officer...
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I always own a fortnight's worth of underpants so I can go on a two week vacation without having to worry about laundry...
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fun fact: if the Habsburgers - during the Thirty Years' War - would have known that the Swedish Kingdom only had around a million citizens at this time they could have marched on straight to Stockholm and called it a day. But populatio
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Cities in ancient Rome were full of public baths which were places of communication, cleanliness and wellbeing. Cleopatra even bathed in milk... Wellness as a business is around forever...
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4y ago
"It's not a bug, it's a feature!"
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I fully agree: I am a trained journalist and a programmer. Ten years ago it was possible to feed a family with an editors salary and have a work environment that made for all around decent articles. But then the public decided they are not
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I always assumed it's on of those books that everybody has in the bookshelf but no one ever really read.
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The market is way too fractured for new artists to reach a level like ABBA or U2 or the likes anymore (with few exceptions). Modern artists seem to build their "brand" on the "1000 true fans"-idea where musicians or auth
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In case of operating systems I often wonder what our GUI and workflow would look like if Windows, MacOS and Linux had equal market shares for the last twenty years.
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Rummy is a Bridge alternative without the need for teams.
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I believe we reached peak earth in the last two years. It's not just sand or food but also the logistics - people say it's the pandemic stupid or it's obviously the war - but these are all just catalysts. Too many people just
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Pretty cool, but you still need a big ass subwoofer for the low end..
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I can tell you right away that eternal hellfire is made up because nothing is infinite.
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Have you ever heard of in vitro?
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I think that would actually be a good field for machine learning: To separate sound-alikes from copycats. It always bothers me that these claims are often about a simple melody, while arrangements or rhythm patterns seem to be fair game -
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Can recommend Origins as well, riding past the pyramids has something pretty cool about it...
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