nullcast.bsky.social
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Like: This is the LA area. I only go downtown when I'm feeling touristy. If this affects me something has gone incredibly wrong and an actual revolution is happening.
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Was it a pepper ball thing? Because of how milk works on capsaicin in food?
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So it's kinda circled back to the true meaning? Not being woke means having the sleepy understanding of a child?
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I'm misreading as "this is the time I thought I was finished with the video, and these are the times I realized I wasn't"
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Mobile Suit Gundam: War is Hell.
Double O: Did you hear us? This is literally a child soldier.
IBO: PERHAPS WE WERE TOO SUBTLE!
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Heck, this is why I dislike code filled with stacks of design patterns, much less AI weirdness.
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I got used to Paint Shop Pro at one point and would have said 'Everything' since even the menu structure in PS seemed to be some fossilized legacy system.
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Did this man really just do a "let them eat cake"?
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With the low in the sentence I think Fluoride makes kids smarter?
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I need to read more "Warlock in Spite of Himself" books
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I feel like I should expect the Tank Police to show up.
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I swear Forgotten Weapons has upgraded the global gun nerd IQ.
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Isn't the primary problem that made revolver rifles bad that cookoffs happened *more* often and you had at least one hand in front of the cylinder on a rifle? Now you have both up there and a cheek weld to the cylinder that's exploding?
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Dog guy and cat guy are definitely a dog and cat respectively.
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I'm just a curious bystander? What's IR? This sounds interesting but two letter acronyms are kinda hard to search for.
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I feel like Petey being upset that Schlock can't even bother to get inked this morning almost works on it's own.
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At this point. Anyone who isn't political needs to be called an idiot.
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pssst hey kid, want an otter box for $200?
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That's kinda what MDisc was and that tech is pretty much out of further development before hitting the density it would have needed. I think tape just has more surface area to keep improving over the competition.
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Creature!
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3's more symbolic about it, but that gradient looks like it would make it harder to actually use? so 1's more practical.
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Explains why they're so into destroying homeless encampments: they don't want us calling them Trumpvilles
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And this used to be how using Google felt.
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McCoy is like: 'I took that oath looong before I ever joined Starfleet.'
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They need to understand we want them to try. And fail maybe. And tell the world they are failing to do popular things because the Republicans won't let them. Failure isn't bad PR for someone in Congress.
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I must have patched 2 or 3 of those when I was doing pizza delivery. A correctly applied 'rope' patch will work fine. Do patch it because it will get worse. I don't know why a tire shop wouldn't (other than greed), but you don't need the shop.
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Consumables cost is higher, but Epson has a 13 inch photo printer with Claria ink for $250 on their website if that's up your alley. If you anticipate stuff encountering water like maybe greeting cards and rain. Then maybe lean toward Durabrite inks even though gloss may look funny with it
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Somewhere on board a Star Destroyer drifting in space: "moopsy!"
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We don't know enough to sabotage them the way the Google index has been. So I'm getting halfway decent results out of the AI area of searches for technical stuff that previously the link farms limited to useless shallow info.
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Is this Precure or Kodocha or something else?
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I thought it had them, but they were unlabeled? Like you had to find the hot keys in a readme and the number wouldn't appear?
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I'm honestly not sure I ever read anything Is call YA books (that I don't mentally classify as Newberry bait instead) there's not much of a jump from genre fiction to adult books
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Maxfield Parish gobbo!
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And if there isn't a term for it then many, many people have failed at their jobs.
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My parents had a wire stand that had something like a 3 inch lip.
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I'm so glad I learned about this from History of The Silents in elementary school so I could lose all respect when a text book started praising in University.
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That's I've of those things I noticed in my teens: All adult advertising is for cars and booze. No way is that healthy.
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Are these the flat birds? One shows up in the margins of my apartment complex for about a day once a year
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I like how it looks like you're futzing with the frame rate.
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My question would be: Is priming people with an overview that mentions things you haven't explained yet worth dealing with people's assumptions that you won't come back to anything they don't understand?
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Both really. So much research went behind the curtain that basic science progress stopped maybe? And in the mean time everyone was trying to brute force polish a turd.
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Thread I almost responded to was about growing out of oversimplified understandings or something.
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If this is the incident I think, then you may have accidentally duplicated a pattern associated with dog whistles and bad faith arguments. And I guess people reacted as a trauma response?