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Lanolderen
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Comment #48530828
It's aimed at immigration. Babies are OK. Not all that incentivized but OK.
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Comment #48530263
Meat trafficking over the border is one of my hobbies.
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Comment #45944564
Cables need replacement sometimes but I prefer the manual ones. It's really useful for turning in winter, it's fun and I trust it a lot more as an emergency brake. I've tried a Mod…
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Comment #45129418
Depends on where you want to draw the line.. I definitely prefer teams where you don't have to play oral minesweeper all day. It just results in everyone being obviously two faced.…
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Comment #45002933
They want it to be good? Throwing it at a third party sounds like a good way to get a meh game and then have to release it since you've already spent X$ on it.
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Comment #43509917
You could just go on your car sales website of choice and likely find the same car with the plates visible.
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Comment #43459705
Shilled it in another spot but a lot of the banter of https://www.youtube.com/@CadenceGao is about regional stereotypes. Look for videos with english thumbnails.
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Comment #43459687
This is also good: https://www.youtube.com/@CadenceGao It's nice banter and rough cooking instructions. Since it goes over the process in a more chaotic manner it makes it IMO less…
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Comment #43459605
Depends on what they're selling. Elon is a bit awkward but has/had a cult following. Edit: It's about communication but also hype/motivation. Be it for the team, shareholders or cu…
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Comment #43436519
Punishing the liars after the fact, to me, sounds like a very slippery slope. What percentage of promises have to be upkept? Do they have to be kept if the situation changes and th…
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Comment #43435709
That's inline with my impressions in general. Dogs, humanoids can better interact with the environment but even back in the day the Boston Dynamics dog marketing was to a large ext…
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Comment #43434457
Even if it does that early on you'd just land on unrelated legislation. You'd notice pretty quick that it's about a whole different topic. The reason I do it in combination with no…
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Comment #43434395
All of them feel to me like they went backwards. In the beginning you could say you killed someone and it'd show you the nearest park/forest to bury them in. Now you can't even get…
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Comment #43434179
Tbh I often use it to get a starting point. If you ask it about say martial law it'd likely mention the main pieces of legislation that cover it which you can then turn to.
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Comment #43424884
Always have been (⌐■_■)
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Comment #43424101
Eh.. Kinda? There are plenty of running 25 y/o elises with over 100k km on them. Definitely with more maintenance than normal but it'd be mostly consumables and those 100k km won't…
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Comment #43423408
Damn, you might be right. I even made a tutorial on Excel ODBC for our sales department recently and completely forgot it's ancient tech. But even then, why in the hell would you q…
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Comment #43423160
I remember back in the 00s Excel could support millions of rows on an office PC used in a bank department to check approvals for loans. I don't want to know what perversions they'r…
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Comment #43422743
You have glue on Lotus chassis for example so glue can be structural in automotive. AFAIK it's just unrepairable. Feel free to correct me.. Edit: For non car peeps, Lotus build ess…
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Comment #43421088
Just quickly gonna shill that carsharing and motorcycles/scooters are a pretty good option as is home office/decentralized offices for many current commuters.
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Comment #43420915
But now you have a system where the general public still decides who leads the caravan but a potential leader can straight up lie about what they're gonna do and it'll be a pain to…
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Comment #43416786
Not necessarily worse IMO but that it's a painful process for mediocre improvements.
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Comment #43416167
Persistently. My solo projects aren't particularly complex though so I haven't really wasted any time by not being able to use git history for debugging. I currently have 38 files …
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Comment #43416039
The ATM bit is just because we already have a system of safe terminals all over every country that are used to deal with personal data on the daily. It doesn't have to use a bank c…