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ZayleePyrex
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About ZayleePyrex
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Comment #22731118
Ah, a fellow disciple of the Time Cube I see.
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Comment #22635489
maybe a non-native english speaker
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Comment #21423962
Yeah. It's a board on 4chan.
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Comment #21115357
I think he's hung up on the misspelling of "perform"
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Comment #20607456
sci-hub.tw does work
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Comment #20556765
https://twitter.com/BasedDrWorm/status/1155153230038540293
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Comment #20543450
The climate problem we have right now wasn't caused by incompetence.
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Comment #20320124
You could say it's a Great Circle https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_circle
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Comment #20179937
Seems like it's been ported to firefox already: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tabwrangler/
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Comment #20161837
Ecosystems at the bottom of oceanic trenches rely on energy from volcanic vents (chemosynthesis) instead of photosynthesis
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Comment #20017911
Just having the ledger in cryptomator works fine for me. Not sure how secure it is.
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Comment #19951198
We can't even get people to look for a green lock icon in their URL bar. I really doubt the kinds of people that are most vulnerable to these attacks will suddenly develop an inter…
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Comment #19694444
Yeah, that's basically what life is.
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Comment #19579857
Okay, but move the jobs there too.
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Comment #19419100
I know a couple rouge nation-states that might be interested
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Comment #19416311
Like Japan: http://urbankchoze.blogspot.com/2014/04/japanese-zoning.html...
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Comment #19404079
my guess is it's like this: https://youtu.be/vwIUgZmFTxc
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Comment #19394161
We don't hand children meth so that they behave, but we do with mobile games.
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Comment #19339515
This might be what you're talking about: http://samy.pl/opensesame/
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Comment #19339415
Stars closer to the core move faster, so it's more like a whirlpool than a rotating disk.