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8bitchemistry

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    Comment #47598537

    God created war so that Americans would learn geography. Like Trump's obsession with Greenland because he does not understand the Mercator projection...

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    Comment #45035090

    Are you able to tell us a bit more about the Chinese Academy of Sciences saying there is no such thing as autism? I was curious but cannot find anything about this. https://en.wiki…

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    Comment #44155233

    Is there a metric version?

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    Comment #43286457

    Did you ever email the URL to somebody? We had the same issue years ago where google seemed to be crawling/indexing new subdomains it finds in emails.

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    Comment #40350777

    Agreed - I had to ask somebody else in the office to confirm they were seeing the same thing. You would think this is the sort of thing that Atlassian could catch in test? Pretty f…

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    Comment #38343819

    NYTimes has the SecureDrop tip submission which uses Tor (see details at https://www.nytimes.com/tips )

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    Comment #36690664

    Here is the Microsoft blog post mentioned in the nytimes article: https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2023/07/11/mitigat...

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    Comment #36321205

    If you want to see the "warring magicians on South Park" scene mentioned in the article (actually they were 'psychic detectives'): https://youtu.be/22Tj_l4PcPs

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    Comment #36120581

    This person is in North York (Canada), not New York.

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    Comment #35366945

    I had to google 'The Machine Stops' - but it looks like a good read, thank you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_Stops

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    Comment #35322575

    Thank you for replying to my questions in good faith.

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    Comment #35322010

    Even single-celled life, such as bacteria? (I presume "no" for viruses and prions.)

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    Comment #35320286

    > I also have an immortal soul, as do you. Genuinely curious: We have a pet rescue greyhound who feels like a genuine part of the family - would you say he has a soul too? (I presu…

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    Comment #32455468

    > Stainless steel has better heat retention and distribution I could be wrong, but I thought that cast iron has higher thermal conductivity (53 w/mK - watts per meter-Kelvin) then …

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    Comment #30463983

    Perhaps he doesn't want to find a new place to live, in contrast to Assange and Moreno.

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    Comment #30463726

    Seriously, I would love to hear Edward Snowden's opinion. Not much on his twitter about it though.

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    Comment #26442351

    > I hadn't thought of boycotting much of popular online space as being counter-cultural. It's an interesting thought. The only winning move is not to play: https://www.youtube.com/…

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    Comment #24205791

    Unfortunately things have been moving this way, even for peripherals such as mice: https://insider.razer.com/index.php?threads/i-need-an-accoun...

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    Comment #21532321

    "This isn’t one way. If you’re the boss, you should do this too. I disagree and commit all the time." -- Bezos in his 1997 letter to shareholders

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    Comment #21520562

    > What happened to this feature? If Bezos wanted this it would be there. Maybe the Echo team said it was too hard, and Bezos had to "disagree and commit".

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    Comment #20711787

    The Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment prohibits only governmental, not private, abridgment of speech. [1] A CDN is hardly the Internet Police. [1] https://www.supremecourt.…