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This was in the news. Thieves got caught. They were Romanian gypsies.

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That's on newer iOS versions and, by extension, on newer Apple devices only though.

I would probably end up mainly focusing on how cringey this prompt is.

It’s a natural convergence point for the technique if you want to avoid disproportionately large pieces that come from the sides.

Lol, what an amateur hour :)

https://old.reddit.com/r/FastWorkers/comments/1dl1xpz/fast_o...

BMW still sells a subscription to advanced headlight functions, live traffic info in their navigation and few other things. It's just now a packaged deal and they also opt you in by default into a three month trial. The car is also all but unusable without an online account, so there's that.

Regrettably, despite of all the brouhaha with the heated seats, all this b/s never really went away.

> On top of all that, they’re awful cars.

They certainly aren't.

Point being that even though this time the takedown targets were reasonable, the next time they might not be, but the mechanism will be already in place.

It bears repeating -

While all games delisted at MC/Visa demands were from the rape and/or incest nsfw genre (and that should've not been on Steam to begin with), it still set a dangerous precedent as the game selection criteria was ultimately subjective. Relatable, but subjective. Next time it will again be subjective, but not as clear cut, yet the precedent will already be in place.

He actually says just that!

Basically, he says that he was approached by some random person and was gifted a copy of The Hobbit. This person turned out to be an illustrator of translated edition (same as at the OP's link) and he made Bilbo look like Leonov (the guy in the video).

As a footnote, Leonov famously voiced Soviet version of Winnie The Pooh in all its glorious 3 episodes:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie-the-Pooh_(1969_film) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQmGXzNMw0E

Your solution does absolutely nothing to address privacy concerns with "glassholes".

> he was certainly not thinking U.S. values

Damn. I wasn't sure if you were trolling above and now it's clear that you were.

Pretty much all spaced rep systems except for Anki structure their data this way - an editable data atom with flashcards auto-derived from it, on template or otherwise.

> User-Extensible Rank Polymorphism

> IMO this is what makes something an array language.

Great to hear. So what is it?

* corollary

In 135 bytes !

This is right there in the mad scientist territory.

Incredible, pure bananas.

Sales' commissions and servers' tips is an apples-to-oranges comparison.

The most coherent thing to do would be to give out a spray-painted "gold" memorial Trump medal, made in China. And then charge for shipping.

Don't forget to add /s after every joke though. This is mandatory.

Sure. Still doesn't make "cheap price" a valid combo.

"High speeds"

Cheap means "low in price", so "cheap price" makes no sense.

Fast means "of a high speed", so it's the same here.

Cheap means "low in price". Price can't be "low in price", it can be just "low".

It appears that the data is relayed as a fallback, if there's no p2p connection possible. This is a classic transfer model for mediated transfers.

This is a minor OCD nitpick, but

> at super fast speeds

Fast speeds aren't a thing, just like cheap prices and wet waters aren't.

> credit is not really "your money"

Unless it's a prepaid credit card or a debit card, both of which are serviced by MC and Visa and fairly common in Europe.

After "beating" it with a translator, take a hint and don't enter still.

How's this notable? It’s literally the most straight-forward, trivial bitset implementation.

It's just fat.