every time I forget the rule “don't read the comments”, I end up regretting it
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every time I forget the rule “don't read the comments”, I end up regretting it
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every time I forget the rule “don't read the comments”, I end up regretting it
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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25 years ago, on 15 Jan 2001, Wikipedia was founded. We've grown a bit, via values of neutral knowledge for all. Thanks for the work by so many volunteers globally who devotedly make it; to the donors who make it all possible; and to our readers who make it worthwhile. To the next 25! #Wikipedia25
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Right! 😀
http://scripting.com/2020/06/23/115824.html?title=anEzpassForNews
We don’t want them to work for free. We want to pay them more money.
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I assume never goes under one year or more.
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@evan Never. Seems very different from one year or more.
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@munin Our Farseers saw this was the way it would transpire. If we are to defeat the forces of Chaos, we must not allow such technology to take hold. Not even the Mechanicum would accept that obscene a machine spirit.
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given how I've been using "it's like the whole Adeptus Mechanicus appeasing-the-machine-spirit thing" to describe LLM-attainted software, this is fucking hilarious to me
