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1 month agoIf he can speed run to $1.6b, he can restart Three Mile Island.
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5·2 months agoI wonder what it is that drives that hate.
Social pressure; an Orwellian Two Minutes of Hate.
2·2 months agoYou’re right, and I was little ambiguous and unclear what I meant by formality.
By formality, I was suggesting that the US government spends a lot of time hand wringing about the budget, delaying for compromises, and then exceeds the budget anyway in certain areas.
They intentionally hold it hostage for compromises on other things we don’t actually want.
The budget is probably more a formality anyway.
This was worth the watch. No jump cuts or annoying VO, except to explain the scenes.
16·3 months agoA measly $3.2b. Can hardly afford a new yacht with that!
Gruyère, oddly.
1·3 months agoLemmy.radio here!
7·4 months agoAnd the skills to use it; they’re not plug-and-play. Get you license and get on the air to hone those skills.
A buddy experienced the exact same issue as OP just the other day. We ran diagnostics and it turns out his computer was running deprecated DNS IPs for a popular ad-blocking DNS provider.
It was DNS.
A precursor to Ow My Balls!
Was a bit tongue-in-cheek mate, I’m sorry and it wasn’t fair because you are here looking for guidance.
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Been running AdGuard for years once mobile DNS profiles became available. Hardly see any ads, and (on the rare occasion) when I do, they’re jarring and out of place.
print(“Hello, World!”)Best I can do.
It seems they would like the flexibility to administrate the server any way which suits them. Using someone else’s server would complicate that, and expose their discussions to unknown administrators.
Those are just the things I can think of right off the bat.
Worse. Willing to bet this port came with infrastructure money and a guarantee that if the Peruvians don’t pay the Chinese seize the port, becoming de facto sovereign territory.