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nlitsme
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About nlitsme
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Comment #48643651
I think when you voluntarily view ads, than you have to accept being lied to.
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Comment #48195880
quite a decent collection. and actual working osses. one that i noticed missing: Novell Netware, I spent several years in de 90s developing software for it. It was the main office …
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Comment #47361732
ATMs came in the 90s, online banking in the 2000s, banks closed most of their branch offices in the 2010s i think. Gradually cash disappeared, so now you don't have ATMs either any…
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Comment #47187277
I will start making a list for linux then. rm - ok for all ages. grep - 18+, you can obviously use this to search for porn. find - 18+, see grep. reboot - ok for all ages. echo - o…
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Comment #46736139
Well, this does the actual measurement. Measurement is how deviations from theory are discovered.
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Comment #46736114
Please define 'real'.
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Comment #46733603
This is an improvement on a older technique: https://www.reddit.com/r/educationalgifs/comments/6wqwh1/lig... or see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femto-photography
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Comment #46528630
I am not a compass-nerd at all, and wonder: why don't we all use electronic compasses these days? Or, why use compasses at all? easier ways of navigating have been developed.
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Comment #46371197
ah, found it - this is from the 'Court Records' part. https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court Records/Matter of the Estate of Jeffrey E. Epstein, Deceased, No. ST-21-RV-00005 (V.I…
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Comment #46371160
Can you post the document numbers, I can't find where these texts are in the original pdfs.
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Comment #45870299
I was a bit disappointed that he did not in fact solve all billions/trillons of possible sudoku puzzles.
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Comment #45797025
It is the brain uploading it's memories to the afterlife.
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Comment #45614827
Did anyone note that there is no cryptography involved in this way of extracting book contents?
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Comment #45614079
After researching the webviewer, and finding basically the same as pixelmelt, I found someone else already made the script, I've been using https://github.com/teticio/kindle2pdf + …
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Comment #45173241
This seems to be an unfortunate case where a feature has a misleading name. You already had secure and encrypted backups on your phone, which you could copy and restore, if you rem…
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Comment #44996443
there is no explanation on how to get the very fine black iron oxide powder in the video, it just appears out of nowhere.
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Comment #44821006
I think your 'group' is not communicating very well. Just telling a groupmate 'Now I will take over your work' is not very supportive. When people start editing each others work ou…
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Comment #44591952
i don't think you can 'recharge' a nuclear battery.
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Comment #44450259
I know it works on the quectel rm520 module
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Comment #44038699
I think this is abuse of the word 'publish'
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Comment #43784237
Seem i do need a pair of dry socks for part of the walk.
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Comment #43440728
It seems Americans always screw up German names, like Gödel, Schrödinger. So are Dutch names like Dijkstra, Huygens. I don't think there are sounds like 'ö', 'ij', or 'ui' in Engli…
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Comment #40196427
here is the google translated version: The Russian GRU was behind the attack in Vrbětice, NCOZ confirmed The Police of the Czech Republic, the National Central Office against Organ…
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Comment #38905777
My cat seems to be doing the exact opposite: removing random objects from desks and shelves, and leaving them in random unreachable corners.
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Comment #33522170
just looking at the graph: why do they expect this to be linear? Their graph has two lines: (month 0 == december) - totalcases = 180*month+300 - totaldeaths = 83*month+84 Recent ex…