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nodata

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    Comment #42993413

    But: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10175873/

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    Comment #28832720

    > it's no longer the 1970's. Oh? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-58854081

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    Comment #11725323

    The developer was likely worried about getting "a letter".

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    Comment #11159021

    It's a bit of both.

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    Comment #10108674

    What's the second act?

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    Comment #9731930

    Better screengrab it before it disappears.

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    Comment #9730700

    Scale is the difference.

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    Comment #9730576

    Exactly! How dare people try and improve Linux when they could use something else instead!

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    Comment #9719380

    He doesn't make very strong arguments ("the numbers are hard to get, I don't have any"). In my mind I see myself falling to the ground and smashing my head on the ground. I'd like …

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    Comment #9705956

    If it's about to fail, have a replacement ready.

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    Comment #9704981

    Please can you pre-announce when you change something next time, you have cost me enough downtime over the last 12 months :)

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    Comment #9698934

    libvirt/kvm is crazy popular...

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    Comment #9688326

    It carries more weight.

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    Comment #9685384

    Do you have a paid github account? Please ask for ipv6 support https://github.com/contact

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    Comment #9681633

    yawn not this again. http://realestatelawnh.com/index.php/injuries-to-children/5-...

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    Comment #9665517

    Yes, temporarily at least. Flood someone with information and they will stop to make sense of the information they already have.

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    Comment #9665505

    > the Red Cross provides almost zero information about how it spends its money. If that is true, how can Charity Navigator rate it 80.5/100? http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.c…