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And unlike Artemis

this woman is a professional

The 1997 Art Bell Call That Predicted Everything

total invisigal victory

men only want one thing

Guys it’s over please stop posting company gossip

There seems to be an unlimited supply of hot east European women with great voices.

I should have released pleroma as shareware

Djane sybau in the house

Singer at the bar has the neuron activation belly (and a very good voice)

Less gossip

How? It’s etoro.

Anyone know the band archspire?

I only have one recurring dream and that’s missing my flight

He is now Jennifer Huang, she/her :neofox_flag_trans:

Classic eal

https://www.econlib.org/library/Columns/y2018/MurphyNordhaus.html

This is an old post about ways to estimate the economic impact of climate change and the ways it can fought. It's mostly about trying to find the 'price of carbon dioxide' that is optimal, that is, to internalize the externalities and make everyone pay it to the government (go figure).

The interesting part here is that one of the most respected (and used) models sees the difference between doing nothing at all and enacting the optimal tax over the next hundred years at around 3 trillion dollar, which is also about the size of the market capitalization of the largest companies in the world (apple, nvidia, msft).

I was reminded of this when I saw the price of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan: At least according to the following link, it's in the same ballpark at around 4 to 6 trillion dollars.

No "conclusion" here, but I find it interesting to get a perspective on these things.

https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/financial-legacy-iraq-and-afghanistan-how-wartime-spending-decisions-will-constrain

I <3 bot reviews. wonderful for chronically understaffed foss projects.

puzzling review, but sometimes you get swept up in the mood of a fresh release and later you wonder what you saw in it

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xiabu xiabu

tomorrow is friday

critical apache flaw hitting all three users

In einer Gemäldeausstellung des Goethe-Vertrauten Johann Heinrich Meyer hatte sich Bettina von Arnim abfällig über die Werke von „Kunschtmeyer“ geäußert. Christiane riss ihr daraufhin die Brille von der Nase, und Bettina nannte Christiane eine „wahnsinnige Blutwurst“.

“Our goal isn’t really to sexualize the marmots,” the professor in charge of the page explained, helpfully.

i booted. And nothing happened. Nothing dramatically exploded. Nothing stopped. Everything was normal. i had booted on the stock Arch Linux by accident while running back to my bedroom to grab the dog collar that holds my authentication token.

in this world, it's cook or be cooked

Uh-oh!!! Busted!!!

"harry, we need to start a school band to save hogwarts"

gm gm :dosehiii:

getting tomb raider on the saturn from 12fps to 30fps

amen

heutzutage müsste man eigentlich friteurin sagen

ordered eggroll (life didn't come with it)

is it spedrun or speedran

https://www.experimental-history.com/p/we-need-more-goat-sacrifices

Schreiben Sie mir nur durch den rückkehrenden Boten: ob Ihnen etwas von einer Gespenstermäßigen Mystificationsgeschichte bekannt sei, welche vor vielen Jahren Mdlle. Clairon begegnet sein soll?

Gespenstermäßige Mystificationsgeschichte, geil

Ich habe mit allen natürlichen und künstlichen Organen meines Individuums das Buch anzufassen gesucht, aber noch keine Seite daran gefunden von der ich mir den Inhalt zueignen könnte.

:blobfoxdrakedislike: Thanks! :blobfoxdrakelike: In reinster Verehrung mit unverbrüchlicher Dankbarkeit lebenswierig verharrend

I kind of got busy with stuff who is "stuff" :cat_eyeonyou:

Not long ago, Mary Beard graced us with a bit of honorable honesty in the Times Literary Supplement, in which she confessed to what is a bit of an open secret among most classicists. She can't sight-read a complex Latin text all that well. Most classicists can't. This admission — from someone like Beard — is good to have out there.

What irritates me is that —again like most classicists — she treats this as a self-evident fact to be just accepted rather than a problem to be dealt with, as if nobody could hope to actually read Cicero with ease. It always strikes me as bizarre and a bit embarrassing to see classicists insisting that it is impossible to acquire fluid or fluent command of Latin or Greek, that "we" can never do this.

https://blogicarian.blogspot.com/2019/03/argumentum-ad-ignorantiam.html

See also the comments at metafilter, where people argue that indeed, it is unrealistic to expect one of the world's most famous classicists to be fluent in ancient greek and latin, because the word order is just so different.

https://www.metafilter.com/181221/Lingua-pulcherrima

chuds btfo

shai hulud

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh0vjaUdcDE can humans go to mars?

gm gm :dosehiii:

Icefish blood is colorless because it lacks hemoglobin, the oxygen-binding protein in blood.

Mit der aus dieser großen Not heraus erfolgten Erfindung „der“ Billig-Mietskaserne für den kleinen Mann schlug nun Mitte der 1950er Jahre die Geburtsstunde des Plattenbaus.

unlimited refills? that means i can use it to power my free energy device...

i've been listening to the longer SCPs via a youtube channel lately. i noticed that nearly all of them have an interesting idea, but also nearly all of them could use a good editor who removes cliches, melodrama, illogical aspects and just general 'dumb shit'. i guess it's a bit like fanfiction / comic book writing, where every thing has to be THE LARGEST and THE OLDEST and THE MOST DANGEROUS SCP CATEGORY MEGA-KETER!!!, so it never really finds a way to rest. it's as if each lovecraft story would have introduced a great old one that's TWICE as evil and TRIPLE as insane as the one before.

it's called beer CAN not beer CAN'T

#momvember momfoid

Pinhead messaging me after I solve the puzzle box

NYU professor and podcaster Scott Galloway told a live audience on his Pivot podcast (Sunday, Nov 9) that he "took a giant dump in the passenger seat" of his own Tesla before selling it, calling it a gesture of defiance after Elon Musk repeatedly targeted him online.

this feature got axed in the remake

????????

moon found that our idempotency checker didn't work when two requests come in at the same time, which is the whole point of the check...

chat are we cooked? chopped? scrambled?

scheming

crusts your uncrustable

why?

AI is chudding up your games

cringed incredibly hard

kaia online

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