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dude187
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Comment #49007108
Sure it was Amazon? Sounds like a scam
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Comment #49007107
Sure it was Amazon? Sounds like a scam
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Comment #49001484
I'm pretty sure the meme WAS the message. What other messages are being distributed through random meme sharing, where the recipient has to know it contains some secondary hidden m…
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Comment #48884196
Yes, please do so. Because there's plenty of Democrat majority Congresses in that time range that chose to not renew the supply
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Comment #48873741
Seems the decision to deprioritize n95s was done by the Obama administration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_National_Stockpile
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Comment #48665064
I remember getting a kick out of that back in the day. Even as a Gentoo user that built from stage 1 and over obsessed about my use flags and kernel settings lol Though I thought i…
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Comment #48497446
Outside of the decades long trend of overly bright headlights, I've noticed a more recent uptick of drivers seemingly deliberately leaving their high beams on full time. Not sure i…
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Comment #48196633
Yes, DOGE invented storing lists of text passwords and uploading them somewhere. What a monumental cost savings innovation, surely never been done before!
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Comment #48189120
It's accurate, so why wouldn't they?
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Comment #47977375
This post is very timely, as I got the itch to setup and play simtower literally last week. I used dosbox to install Windows 3.1, then installed simtower in that. It's not the nati…
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Comment #47940184
I always wonder how different it would look for the myriad of failed open source projects like that, if they had just picked a more marketable name
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Comment #47913262
These kind of comments do not belong here
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Comment #47592708
KDE uses Phabricator, or at least did the last time I contributed. Worked pretty well in the collaboration aspect for submitting a change, getting code owners to review and giving …
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Comment #45937213
It's the same technique that people on Reddit use to take down subreddits that don't agree with the carefully curated "hive mind".
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Comment #44577050
But the FDA didn't stop that...
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Comment #44576997
> We get it, all lives matter. I don't understand what you're getting at here
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Comment #44576015
I mean, he basically said directly that he likes Haskell lol
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Comment #43733983
You're narrowing the pool by only hiring specific races or sexes. Not widening it. Do you believe that hiring currently excludes those races and sexes? Because that's explicitly il…
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Comment #43640833
Yeah carry on got the stupid liquid ban that's still around, but I don't think much if anything got banned from checked luggage after 9/11. Just the standard stuff like batteries a…
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Comment #43639365
That hasn't changed, they could still bring a bottle back if they choose
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Comment #43639080
Where did you get that idea? First one I picked to look up (Saudi Arabia) does, and I guarantee all the rest do as well https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-tra…
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Comment #43245449
Both of those are real things that have real examples
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Comment #43226896
I was really doubting my perception of time for a minute there lol. T2 already felt like an older movie when the new minimum hit
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Comment #43201093
Really both of those models show 60% as about the limit to where you're still effectively at the baseline for latency. 80% is just about the limit to where you're up there in the e…
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Comment #43108005
Well duh! They got a kafkaesque promotion using their upgraded resume!