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justforasingle
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Comment #39806486
This is what I was referring to in regards to a signup: https://mastodon.social/auth/sign_up By the way I would hardly characterise myself as being 'on a tilt' in my post, I simply…
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Comment #39806271
I started an X account recently and the posts they put into my feed were the most intensely negative tweets and imagery I've ever seen interspersed with sports shit I also could no…
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Comment #39805556
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Comment #39798217
Pretty interesting. Russia has a virtual 'open borders policy' with the central asian states recently.
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Comment #39797002
Seems more 'Moses-like' than 'Christ-like' to me.
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Comment #39786284
Damn.. That guy in the linked images "anonymous giraffe" is 5'2 student with no job and no money. The image right before that is an Indian guy literally paying people $20 to be int…
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Comment #39775105
I would consider treadmills known to exist as early as 4000BC as an early step towards bicycles. Commonly used for grinding wheat or moving water - possibly even cranes. There both…
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Comment #39773633
Any word from the 'Blackcat' group that said they would leak sensitive info at the IPO? They exfiltrated like 80gb of data a year or so ago.
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Comment #39762831
Perhaps they shouldn't use esoteric abbreviations. YAADH.
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Comment #39762522
What is YMMV?
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Comment #39752203
There are a lot of seething and butthurt replies to you for some reason. Imagine the above but in regards to any other piece of technology. "I use calculators in all my calculation…
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Comment #39656192
Would be nice if he credited Rudolf Steiner, as that is clearly who he has taken the concept of the threefold social order from.
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Comment #39647978
The B61 is 3.56m long. I had to wonder if the internal bomb bays could fit something like that and found a pic on reddit with it tucked in with quite a lot of room to spare. https:…
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Comment #39647817
I came here to post something similar. Look at the engraved art on the tantalum plate... It looks like mass produced etsy trash to be hung on the wall of an idiots home - like a si…
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Comment #39626689
Pretty interesting. If you look on netflix approved camera list[0] there are none from Nikon. Personally I think RED cameras are overhyped and are a major reason most netflix shows…
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Comment #39612289
I bought a copy of TASCHEN's "The Elements of Euclid" with illustrations by Oliver Byrne from his book in 1847. As I was working through a lot of the later problems I could see mys…
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Comment #39599206
How does Jennifer know there were no other women in the room? She might be misgendering everybody in there.
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Comment #39586702
I remember my primary school won a sun microsystems competition somewhere around the year 2000. We got our first computer lab set up with a few dozen PCs, and it was the only room …
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Comment #39557932
I always personally thought the principal source of microplastics was polyester (polyethylene terephthalate). I most often see it linked to plastic bags and containers instead. I'm…
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Comment #39490270
I found power metal because I was looking for a more positive sub-genre of metal. What I was listening to before often had ahrimanic themes - death, violence, satanism etc.
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Comment #39489515
fabulous placebo, got it!
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Comment #39489436
I don't know what that means - All I have are my own anecdotes and others. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=endmyopia+resul... I personally went from -3.0 diopters to a…
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Comment #39489218
A deeper look into this shows that the owner of the site (Jake Steiner) is very controlling, and hides advice and information behind paywalls. I recommend reducedlens.org over endm…
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Comment #39488016
You might be interested in endmyopia.org Its about controlled axial length changes to the eyeball with differing methods.