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    Comment #48937224

    That's the article author Robert Standefer, I don't think he created Comic Chat, that was David Kurlander...

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    Comment #48538590

    British influence? I'm not sure the correlation holds up in Japan's case though

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    Comment #47933642

    Wikipedia has: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Unusual_articles I think this is just an interface to that.

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    Comment #47919862

    Magic Maze Bananagrams probably others from my shelves

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    Comment #46958009

    Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Jakarta jb? e: oh, Johor Bahru, interesting

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    Comment #46923229

    Great article. Nicely didactic without being overly verbose. I wonder what an article on the same/a similar subject written today would look like, and whether I'd still be able to …

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    Comment #46719064

    Probably because they find it uncomfortable to be pressed and the net result is a less productive relationship.

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    Comment #45489164

    My Passport was my favourite phone ever, I think if apps like WhatsApp hadn't stopped supporting it I might still be using it.

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    Comment #44463842

    I'm going to be that that guy and say "plank length" is probably constant for a given plank. Planck length, on the other hand... :)

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    Comment #44288981

    My dad (who worked for BT in various positions) claims he was involved with the decision to move the exchange in our/their village from one end to the other. Coincidentally, closer…

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    Comment #43398287

    I also would have said "Sikh" and "seek" are homonyms until recently when I found out that Sikhs' preferred pronunciation is generally to sound closer to "sick" (aspirate the H if …

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    Comment #43169830

    More people use their phones outside than use their desktop computers outside, though

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    Comment #43128667

    You could have a look at Harbor: https://goharbor.io/

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    Comment #41390462

    More common in the UK

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    Comment #40757743

    They've just released a version as it existed some time in 2005: https://www.habbo.com/community/article/34151/launching-tomo... Like OSRS but for Habbo

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    Comment #40246032

    Of the Cornish variety, the singular is pasty.

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    Comment #39371637

    Isn't the expression usually "blow a gasket"? Meaning to blow a seal in a pressurised system

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    Comment #39259238

    It's the "HiPhi Z": > Despite having a 74 km less advertised range than the favored Tesla Model 3, The HiPhi Z bested the world’s best-selling electric sedan by a whopping 81 km (5…

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    Comment #39217766

    Specifically, the Sovereign Military Order of Malta[0], not just Malta the country. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_Military_Order_of_Ma...

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    Comment #39204657

    It's French for starter, even

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    Comment #39143101

    The Reddit link I think you meant to post: https://www.reddit.com/r/GitOps/comments/19f4los/weaveworks_...

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    Comment #39115543

    The "sidewalks" are towpaths - horses and/or people would walk along those to pull boats along.

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    Comment #39102445

    I like to put an Aeropress filter between the coffee and the integrated metal filter above, I've found it makes the coffee much smoother.

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    Comment #39053961

    In my experience the threshold is high enough that it only helps you distinguish between "incredibly sudden but non-emergency stop" and "full-on emergency stop"