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FatherOfCurses
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Comment #49186455
You are severely misinformed if you think that data center opposition is on the same level as NIMBYism.
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Comment #49186122
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Comment #49070532
In a jury system, the judge provides instructions to the jury about how they are supposed to weigh the evidence presented against the requirements of the law. They don't need to be…
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Comment #48992963
I'm sorry that you have had a bad experience. I have been running Jellyfin in a container on a Linux server for three years now. I am streaming video to Infuse on three Apple TV bo…
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Comment #48922845
They can't park for shit either, so you lose spots in a parking lot and have to wait forever while they block the aisle backing out.
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Comment #48922814
So much of American car/motorcycle culture seems to be about that nowadays. And it's not limited to the Japanese mod scene, either. Loud exhausts everywhere - pickups, domestic V6/…
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Comment #48849434
What about the water consumption?
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Comment #48849389
Amazing that the constituents are forced to choose between a talentless novelty candidate and Count Binface.
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Comment #48846971
Every other business has figured out a way to operate on a single transaction model where I give them money and they give me a product and that is the end of our relationship until…
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Comment #48846774
And yet so much of the spending goes to big ticket items benefitting defense contractors while things that actually benefit the soldiers (better armor, better VA hospitals) go by t…
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Comment #48846745
$3 is still too much and I would rather it go towards paying the debt down.
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Comment #48846611
Everyone should be as angry as him, then companies wouldn't keep screwing us over.
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Comment #48804795
I wouldn't be concerned about damage to the aircraft, I would be worried about whether it messed with the avionics.
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Comment #48804781
IDK what has been going on but people in my area seem to be getting their hands on professional-level fireworks that sound like bombs going off. It used to be the roman candles and…
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Comment #48804685
Yeah first 4th of July as a dog owner. He did relatively OK inside but we had a hell of a time taking him out for a walk. Every time we thought everyone was done blowing their load…
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Comment #48804438
Our future: Fifty billion shades of beige.
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Comment #48804416
Engineering is a profession where individuals are certified by a governing body and required to maintain that certification through continuing education. The reason for that certif…
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Comment #48737899
Are you seriously comparing an analog phonebook to machine-searchable structured data made available in a data breach?
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Comment #48737753
This is like an abusive parent saying "Stop crying or I'll give you something to really cry about."
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Comment #48737678
Assuming you don't retire during one of the periodic market bust cycles. I think a lot of workers would rather see more return on that increase in capital now.
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Comment #48661390
What's ridiculous is the assumption that the only to comfortably transport a family is via a massive truck.
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Comment #48645491
The key statement here is "I don't live in the US" I grew up outside of the US and immigrated here in 1995. US police are on a completely different level.
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Comment #48645379
It's not a claim, there is psychological data supporting the negative impact stress can have on recall and that for some students a test is not the best way to identify their retai…
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Comment #48571682
You're assuming the AI will not be given any instructions to produce the report with a certain data bias.
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Comment #48560232
"A few weeks later, the project is finished. Watterson probably takes a moment to stand in the middle of the room and look up, contemplating the months of work, the tins of paint h…