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eimrine
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Comment #49230898
copy the original link then go to archive .is then paste the link into the second field than choose any result. not a rocket science. the article is not interesting tbh.
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Comment #49194659
RMS is still having two reasons to cry even in your case.
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Comment #49193033
Capitalists know how to hook up the intended audience. Just disallow people to use their money with any FOSS OS. RMS is crying.
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Comment #49133826
thanx for downvotes, blind consumers. or check your favorite information sources about the second resistor and about how much lm/w gives 30%-ed lamp related to a 100%-ed one otherw…
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Comment #49133535
Hey friends, why you do not pull off that second resistor in order to make your LED bulb to emit 30% of power but to have endless lifespawn? Your TV has a matrix of LED with endles…
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Comment #49131612
why do you consider the cubic inches will be useful to the rest of the world (world who does not use galons)?
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Comment #49126242
A lot of people claim that they used to see the one but not me. Imagine if I will see it and just join to the people who saw it but never be able to proof anything. To tell the tru…
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Comment #49113877
I used to listen the hacker public radio maybe 10 years ago, what a great rediscovery for me! So many unlistened episodes.
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Comment #49068499
Please make at least any of these people tell some real proofs. I am anti climat sceptik, but I can't give this website to real skeptiks, they will say the page consist no proofs.
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Comment #49065813
USB-type A is close to unbreakable, maybe a little con is that what breaks is not the wire but the socket. MicroUSB is my favorite standard but its wire breaks once per few months …
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Comment #49056981
man Stoicism. Your proprietary shite has not "become" unreliable, it has been (effectively) intentionally created to be so.
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Comment #49055789
Do this also for triodes/tetrodes/pentodes. I would like to explore a difference between the current (as in BJT) and the voltage (as in field transistor and valves). Currently the …
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Comment #49012155
I was from last generation of freedom, we used to have have cameraless campuses except of few some super-important places.
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Comment #49002916
More advanced search engine which tolerates a lot of half-remembered cases. It is handy to have an ability to read the textbooks or the datasheets not from the start.
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Comment #48998762
If nothing leaves the device so why to scan it at all? This is what proves your statement about compatibility of scanning and e2ee to be wrong.
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Comment #48998572
perfect idea, I want to see this approach everywherep
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Comment #48998509
Is it possible for Lisp at least in theory?
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Comment #48998453
I have vouched them for you because my karma is enough for that. Don't know why the situation was so, I am just a regular user.
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Comment #48998431
So, the main bottleneck is the Government? Why not just to remove the buerocracy and allow anyone to synthesyze anything including substances protected by IP law?
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Comment #48995284
Teacher of Electronics and Philsophy, also a book recommender.
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Comment #48965016
Get the war on your country. Now the books on laptop are the only idea how to spend the day with no electricity, wartime censourship obstructs downloading some new ones. Everything…
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Comment #48935070
RAM/OOM does this for me very effectively. For example, I have opened several dozens of books right now, because when it happens to be a reading time I hate to look for any books i…
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Comment #48934911
I want all my sw be tolerable to the risk of getting blind or getting dementia or even getting wanted. If the sw fails to fullfill these categories I claim it is not friendly. So c…
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Comment #48930506
thanks for downvotes, hunt-and-peckers.
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Comment #48910292
Dvorak/touchtype.