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It's the latter. There is already an 'official' hashtag and everything.

While all these are bad, I feel that preservatives, artificial flavours, smootheners, etc have to play a role there as well.

Isn't this about to happen to the Guinea-worm? I don't even know if they are human-specific.

I read that healthcare was mollified by a facility whereby they could choose when and which updates to allow, which CS intentionally bypassed with this latest update. This was during the chaotic day-of though, so possibly false.

This is incorrect. When dissolving a gas into a liquid, the colder the liquid is, the more gas can be dissolved.

Even this is being defunded in Ontario by the conservative Premier. We will only have news reports of packed hospital ERs to go on.

This link only shows the first two paragraphs and then just comments.

I am not a lawyer but I believe allowing them to attempt to flee goes to consciousness of guilt.

So that means a warehouse full of supplements? What else could there possibly be to be worth that much?

I can't figure out how this is going to work. Who will be paying for Infowars? How will they recoup their investment without just doing the same thing which lead to the company's current predicament? Also a lot of the brand value is tied-in with Jones himself, who I cannot see staying on with the outfit post-sale.

Does anyone here have a good idea about what happens next?

Do you believe the USA is attempting to make parts of Syria new American states? If not, then this is not an ongoing annexation attempt.

TFA directly refutes the "CAN work great at blocking absorption" claim. It says N95's work great, even when not properly fit tested.

So we will still be able to see who liked a Nazi tweet, rather than seeing which Nazi tweets someone liked?

There is an ARM-native version of VS out.

I thought it was total bs, but [0] shows it to be true.

[0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/239229/most-sold-car-mod...

Maptool is written in Java and it runs as fast as anything else I use.

Doesn't this "bad" design allow Reddit to show a higher DAU? Isn't DAU correlated with ad prices? Sounds like a winning design to me, especially if it only appears that the design is bad, and not the intent behind it.

Historical imagery is a popular use-case, and was certainly not accurate when including people.

I tried this, but they just switched planes on me last minute.

This is exactly it, also a way to get out from under the Saudis.

The exec prosecutors believe masterminded the campaign was sentenced to 5 years in prison, and another with 2.

To me this all seems moot, as insurance companies will insist (via lower-priced policies) that any endeavor they cover be performed by an AI if more competent than a human, which will eventually be the case for any given knowledge-based task. If you want to accelerate that, get into research (or insurance), I guess?

Nope, just bad at both math and basic reasoning yesterday.

A back-of-napkin calculation says this maneuver can also be used to send a probe to Proxima Centauri in ... 128 days? Why are we not doing that?

Sounds like fun, but I can't afford Widevine, and nobody will use my browser if they can only get standard def on Netflix and Youtube.

There is still a "join the waitlist" button

Don't all the languages geared towards science and math use 1-based indexing?

How would you verify that? Any digital means is out, and nothing else will be able to scale.

I believe the point is to craft several sock-puppets which can then be sold on to advertisers and SEO folk.

I quite liked it at the time, but for some reason it chewed battery and cooked my phone, so I switched to Google News (which does the same thing, but not quite as bad). Does anyone know the reason news apps would need so much cpu?