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j_d_b

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    Comment #32972411

    "a flow of love that moves from one person to the other in the presence of suffering" This is a circular definition of compassion, according to Buddhism. Rather, Buddhism defines c…

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    Comment #30612991

    Who is "you" in this article? Is this written for his employees?

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    Comment #30607615

    M1 has the most powerful chip ever yet it still can't handle two monitors.

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    Comment #30600621

    Does this book just get resubmitted every year? I see this exact post going back every year to 2013.

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    Comment #30436893

    Freezing the assets of anarchists rioting in the streets is wonderfully Canadian, and I salute you. But locking people out of the banking system is not just limited to digital real…

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    Comment #30376058

    Librivox is a community-supported free audio book service featuring the world's literature read by volunteers. They also have most new titles available. It is the perfect alternati…

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    Comment #30356230

    I didn't know Danny Sullivan had sold his soul. Really though, Danny, honestly, people aren't searching for ALT text. They're searching for text.

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    Comment #29448823

    I recently topped off a chainsaw with motor oil and noticed that it flung everywhere. Chainsaw oil has some additives in it that allow the oil to be picked up by the chain at high …

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    Comment #28768948

    Facebook seems to have some complicity in the Rohingya genocide. This may be the most damning fact unearthed today.

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    Comment #28563097

    It's strange that they mentioned John Deere but not Tesla.

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    Comment #28450673

    The ultimate ode to the index would be Nabokov's "Pale Fire", in which the rereader is encouraged to have three books open, one for the index, one for the place where you are, and …