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Alghranokk
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Comment #44326404
Have you considered that trans people just want to live their lives? As we all know, transitioning, social, hormonal, reduces incidence of suicide. This also applies to under 18 in…
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Comment #41925337
With enough force applied, the Earth will no longer be there when it comes back to that point.
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Comment #41011008
I think this is unfair; m$ does provide perfectly usable generic printer drivers, as long as you only use basic universal features. The problem is that the printer producers each w…
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Comment #40820518
Ah, that was quite an embarrasing error on my part, thanks.
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Comment #40820435
This entire comment is, i am sorry to say, silly. ou are arguing that the element bismuth should be called a "semimetal" as opposed to a "metal", and in a sense, you are correct. i…
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Comment #40658760
Which to be even clearer is 415 metric tons. For context: typical max weight for a truck in the US of A is 80k lbs, or a bit over 36 metric tons.
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Comment #39123265
Making up information? The same can be said for most commonly used modern compressed video formats. Just low bitrate streams of data that gets interpolated and predicted into produ…
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Comment #38985755
It does not seem to be using a material we would normally consider appropriate for photograpic film. The article mentions: "multiple thin layers of an oil paint pigment called rose…
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Comment #38127570
I can't speak for everyone, but in my country the military tries not to create legitimate military targets in the middle of our cities, so it's not really something we've had to de…
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Comment #37183898
Seems pretty clear to me. There is a pretty big cliff between trash talk and harassment.
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Comment #37183856
It is their platform. Xbox has no legal or even moral obligation to provide services for people who cannot maintain the basic standards of civilized behaviour.
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Comment #37143875
Really looking forward to seeing how the new 'Stage 0' holds up to the full thrust of the rocket when it launches. Presumably the new deluge system would also result in some sound …
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Comment #36597940
> It absolutely doesn't if you're building a rocket. With all due respect, it obviously does work; on account of the Falcon 9 rocket being the safest (and cheapest, given its capab…
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Comment #32057669
Rust already has stable standards. There's Rust editions 2015 (1.0), 2018 (1.31.0), and 2021 (1.56.0).
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Comment #28420315
Yes? I mean, the free market has always operated within the constraints of public policy. Law mandated an end to slavery, the free market adapted. Law mandated a minimum wage, the …
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Comment #27226143
But cannot this charge be levied upon all tools and utilities? If you do not have the permission to bring your own tools it stands to reason that you will have to use the tools alr…
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Comment #26326026
> I would rather see remaining weapons material repurposed as deep-space power sources. If that were to solve problems. Unfortunately this is not possible, nuclear weapons make use…
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Comment #24823499
This logic just seems twisted. Of course i could have avoided event x, if i had made some other choice at some previous point in time. The whole point of living in society is to of…