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This is essentially the only solution to this sort of question that I’ve seen work bar leaving the industry entirely. Solo development IME is 90% sabbatical or very early stage startup anyways. Find some other malcontents OP, it generally w
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The detailed commentary on the noticeably androgynous physical and “mental” characteristics of the future males in a society that has decided the trisolaran issue doesn’t exist anymore and has fully accepted defeatism (through non natural m
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It’s actually interesting those are the samples as I would probably characterize the West & (North) East they’re all from as the most “hyperactive” parts of the country vs the South & Mexican Border at the other end of the spectrum,
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Facebook said it tied about 100 Facebook and Instagram accounts and pages to the alleged operation tied to people linked to the French military. The pages had about 5,000 followers on Facebook, the company said. Two separate networks of R
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I wonder if many of the new, non pc gaming users have seen either of the old or new site designs as opposed to one of the many mobile apps given how much interaction happens there and how strongly you’re pushed away to the official app.
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Apple Music lets you upload any personal music and stream/re download it alongside normal offerings. Works perfectly through music.apple.com and an oddly good native Android app. Un ideally it requires a subscription, though there’s a
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If it’s any consolation, the US has increasingly moved its diplomatic channels out of their traditional venues into the Pentagon over the past few decades, and it’s absolutely packed to the gills with Vindmans and Hills. While the State Dep
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Burkina Faso (French) was at war with Mali (Soviet) later that year.
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You don’t have to think anything, there are millions of boricuas across the US who will happily fill you in on how divisive statehood is and how little mainland politics factor into it.
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Colonisation and early peopling of the Colombian Amazon during the Late Pleistocene and the Early Holocene: New evidence from La Serranía La Lindosa https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2020.04.026 for those interested,
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That includes the Gulf of Mexico and a lot of the South, Houston, New Orleans, Florida etc
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Have to consider the context though, I’d point to it being a front end NPM compatible language from the same FAANG that React is from (vs a language from French academics that’s used in less popular domains) before curly braces. Elm uses a
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Christianity’s insistence on monogamy broke extended households into nuclear families. The Church uprooted horizontal, relational identity, replacing it with a vertical identity oriented toward the institution itself. The Church was stern
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I’m not quite sure what 17th century intraeuropean propaganda has to do with Andalusian conquistadors not being separatist English puritans, have you misread my comment as well?
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That’s a misreading, not a correction. There weren’t really any Spanish pilgrim settlers —a very specific type of colonizer—just conquistadors, and a bog standard extractive colonial empire.
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For now. It’s still a first class citizen receiving the full attention & buy in of the platform to a level even Swift itself didn’t receive this early on AFAICT (iOS 14 widgets can only be written with SwiftUI).
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May have confused the interesting translation with Punto Abreojos / open eyes / “eye opener” a bit further south in Baja.
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To consider your simple question: If the UK (unilaterally) sets an example and does everything the climate activists request of them, but this results in economic depression and unprecedented unemployment and poverty, then no. Not only will
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Please don’t use this as an excuse to miss this article. The lede isn’t even slightly buried (“lox” is the 7th word of the article), it’s just used to present the main topic, i.e. Proto-Indo-Europeans. It’s not a click saved, it’s a click
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The second paragraph of the article: The move against Iranian hackers working for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps came shortly after they launched an operation two weeks ago posing as a far-right group to send threatening emails to A
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U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of effort to secure election(washingtonpost.com)
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That’s indeed further than I thought, but only 6 points larger than the difference between white and Asian, and 4 points smaller than white - black. Texas meanwhile with a 13 point difference but 22.5 between white and black, the next close
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And without even looking I can guarantee you the biggest percentage is Hispanic, not that far away from 27%, and heavily outweighing Asian and black figures that are once again combined under 20% alongside immigration flows from LA that h
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I’m not arguing whiteness will progress, I’m arguing against the idea there will be little shared ethnic background in California or Texas, and their “minority majorities”. That ~20% figure is repeated in California and Texas, while the His
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America in 1998 had little shared ethnic background by the standards of America in 1898, which had a frankly hilarious lack of shared ethnic background by the standards of 1798. California and Texas are utterly dominated by Non-Hispanic and
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They meant “public accommodation”. Essentially any place in America that’s not a church or members’ club, regardless of whether the ownership is private, public, or government.
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It’s in an even worse position being self hosted by people/entities with no power or sway in the face of a state. Is there a technical provision that applies to people hosting mastodon instances that doesn’t apply to large social media
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Oh no, it’s not common at all day to day. US foreign policy has been heavily liberal & internationalist for a century or so now in a manner that deeply affects public opinion of it and its effects. More realist lenses such as this hav
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The primary threat to European peace isn’t external. The EU was wholly created and developed during a suspension of internal politics, conflict, and balancing due to the distorting weight of a third party ensuring order, e.g. German reuni
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“Unthreatened” by regional conflict that spirals into affecting regional output more than anything explicit like turning off the taps. And I’m sorry, but I personally still can’t/won’t do petrodollar discussions on the internet. It’s a

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