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This is a common excuse, but The Truth is Israel doesn't care they're housing anything in the basement, they'll bomb it anyway. The ethnic cleansing agenda is plainly obvious at this point. In fact they seem to prefer having Hamas in predictable places, easier to take out and a convenient excuse to cull a few hundred of a superfluous population -- the Palestinian birth rate is way above that of Israelis. The operational reality is that Hamas is simply the best advertisement for the political hacks in charge of Israel, the system perpetuates itself because the current situation provides leverage for both ruling parties. And it turns out when you have two antagonistic death cults, people die. Solution: don't get born a Palestinian in Israel? Depressing.

There really need to be better metrics about the state of an economy than GDP.

I usually set the sv_friction cvar in Quake to 6 or 8, by default it's 4 and it makes the movement feel slippery. It also has the instant airbrake when you hit the move backward button mid jump, which is useful but pretty strange.

Radix sort also seems to fit the bill?

Musks public meltdowns couldn't have come at a better time for his competitors.

Was reminded of this study which pointed to glutamate buildup leading to a similar effect.

https://www.science.org/content/article/mentally-exhausted-s...


"Nuclear command and control systems are not taken so lightly."

https://gizmodo.com/for-20-years-the-nuclear-launch-code-at-...


My history teacher thought me to use "8==3" instead, the Romans used it to sign their graffities.


Haha, I have the opposite problem, I sort of hate not starting from a blank page, to the point of wasting time rewriting previous work.


One theory is that since China "won" the green energy race, the current US regime plans are to keep others dependent on oil and hence US shale, which would explain Trumps asinine comments about EU wind power. Not sure I buy it, but it seems to fit the bigger picture.


I have a feeling you're right, and I actually think the rest of the world will continue to move on with renewables just because they're cheap, effective and reduce dependency on terrorist petro states.


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