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DigiDigiorno
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Comment #39084355
Spoofing amiibos on TOTK
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Comment #39034409
Yeet
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Comment #38493174
Even the native original version needs the proper context. Sometimes you need the entire sentence to figure out what the sentence was really about. I'm reminded of Mark Twain compl…
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Comment #38437975
It is specially useful, it is not especially/generally useful lol It could be a typo, though I think when we say something "isn't specially/specifically/particularly useful" we mea…
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Comment #38411683
I'm surprised the seeds would survive the heat and pressure of a shotgun cartridge blast that contained enough gun powder to embed them in a wall
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Comment #38042348
The uphill battle of unleaded avgas leaves both the main players in the industry and the regulators themselves looking bad—but in a banal kinda way. I enjoy AVWeb on YT for AV news…
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Comment #37989227
90% of the time I remember running into it, it was just used to reverse a copy of the list. (i.e. 'a = l[::-1]')
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Comment #37920826
Small story about the time I read the collection Feynman's letters (I think it's a book called Perfectly Reasonable Deviations from the Beaten Track) The beginning of the book cont…
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Comment #37182867
Those crypto gals over there? total bros
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Comment #37177726
The average crypto bro might be more against iris scanning than the general population.
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Comment #37154118
I also haven't heard of it, but I'm curious of the "when acquiring it" part of the quote. Did the current owner not create the site? Did they acquire an anonymous file sharing site…
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Comment #36859784
Three links is not a large number of links, AND you don't "have" to dive into every link in lists of "useful links". That said, I don't think op is useless.
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Comment #36646497
I'm amazed I never heard of the games outside of Pokemon and Ingress Did you know they have NBA, Pikmin, and Peridot (whatever that is) games? (Also they apparently developed a now…
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Comment #36646411
According to basic Google searches, their revenue is literally higher now than 2016. Now they have less than 1/3 of the active users compared to then, but their revenue is closer t…
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Comment #36595965
"From hurricane resistance in Florida (tying the roof to the building) to lightning rods up a little north." Why are lightning rods needed up north, or at least moreso, compared to…
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Comment #36499687
I like Kaze's content. There is something fun about how hacky and ridiculous it is to put that much effort into Super Mario 64 optimizations and brand new levels. This video is mor…
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Comment #36470878
I tried to do that once. I almost could make out what they were saying, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it.* *ᴵ ᵃᵖᵒˡᵒᵍᶦᶻᵉ ᶦⁿ ᵃᵈᵛᵃⁿᶜᵉᵈ ᶠᵒʳ ᵗʰᶦˢ ˢᵗᵘᵖᶦᵈ ʲᵒᵏᵉ
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Comment #36465262
"[Coral larvae] don't have ears but somehow they're attracted to healthy reef sounds," he said. "Maybe they can sense the vibrations with their cilia [tiny hair-like appendages], b…
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Comment #36464843
Volvo Group? Not Chinese Volvo Cars? Maybe Chinese, Chinese company owns a majority, but it is still publicly traded company with other shareholders
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Comment #36361771
Errrr... 1. He doesn't invalidate any of his points in the way you think he does 2. In the most generous interpretation of your reading of him, he frames that amounts over the aver…
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Comment #36266046
I am amused by the idea of presenting philosophical "terms of art" with obscure television skits dedicated to them. (i.e. Ship of Theseus is now Trigger's broom). Got any more in t…
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Comment #36265940
The duo in 1969 developed the line-drawing system displays LDS-1 and LDS-2, the first graphics devices with a processing unit. They then built the E&S Picture System—the next gener…
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Comment #36263974
While I think his notebooks and features look pretty useful, he frames the article around having invented "notebooks" 36 years ago before anyone else, and talks about other noteboo…
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Comment #36211418
If only I could downvote you (I'm just kidding btw, and my last message is missing the /s too)