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now that old.reddit doesn't allow access to content without using an account, is there any way to access content WITHOUT creating an account?
2nd for redlib. I paired that with a automatic redirection plugin on Firefox
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now that old.reddit doesn't allow access to content without using an account, is there any way to access content WITHOUT creating an account?
2nd for redlib. I paired that with a automatic redirection plugin on Firefox
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Ukrainian Biolab Catgirls have infiltrated Sudzha, Russia
I am not immune to propaganda
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don't buy .io domains rule
I looked up the Wikipedia page.
The only inhabitants are British and United States military personnel, and associated contractors
Oh, ok. That's not too bad actually.
The forced removal of Chagossians from the Chagos Archipelago occurred between 1968 and 1973.
Oh.
Today, the Chagossians are still trying to return, but the UK government has repeatedly denied them the right of return despite calls from numerous human rights organisations to let them.
Ooohhh....
On 3 November 2022, it was announced that the UK and Mauritius had decided to begin negotiations on sovereignty over the British Indian Ocean Territory, taking into account the international legal proceedings.
Ok, getting better...
However, in December 2023, it was reported that the UK government was planning to discontinue the talks.
Oh, it's worse, actually.
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YouTube might slow down your videos if you block ads
Thanks uBO team I don't even know yt is trying anything
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Software Terminology
Then: Books, Movies, Videos, Blogs, Articles Now: C O N T E N T
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Pirate library must pay publishers $30M, but no one knows who runs it
Libgen helped me get my undergrad
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The "list of wrong anthem incidents" on Wikipedia is hilarious to browse through
1957 Ice Hockey World Championships, Moscow, USSR
Sweden unexpectedly won the tournament against the Soviet Union, and the host country did not have a recording of their national anthem ready to play. The players agreed to sing the anthem in place of a recording, but as they did not know the full lyrics, they instead sang the drinking song "Helan Går".
Pretty funnty
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4chan how
her own boyfriend audiobook library
mfw I'm a sighted straight man and will never have my own boyfriend audiobook library
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Sacrifices have to be made for profit
CEO: Working in office is good Also CEO: Hiring offshore is also good
???
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Mom jailed for letting 10-year-old walk alone to town
"You're guilty of leaving your child alone, therefore we're taking you away from your child."
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$1 per play
Ain't no way this is how I found out
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framed rule
A minor correction, 3D printed guns are fairly reliable nowadays when made in a way such that all pressure bearing parts are made with metal/factory made regular parts
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tiny tot engineering
I remember kids with meter long rip cords and giant knock offs and extra large metal disks that terrorised the playground back in the day lol. There were also kids with knock off metal disks with flints that spark when 2 bayblades hit each other so that was cool.
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Burning Up
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by that metric
Americans cannot understand any metric
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Clothing sizing in general is just arcane at this point.
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Covers the bases
Why do guys think they have to be muscle hunks to be attractive?
[Posts pictures of 5 muscle hunks]
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Don't pay a premium for your fashion
When I was a teen I wanted to be cool and buy some chains to hang around my belt loops but my mom thought it's too expensive when we looked at them at Hot Topic. Then we were at a pet shop and similar looking chain leads were a fraction of the cost and she got those for me instead lol
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They left out the part where governments start banning VPNs.
Please drink a verification can
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Wholesome compliment
She looks the same as when I was watching her stand up at a crisp 240p back in the day
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Evolution Factsberg
My attempt at an explanation
Ducks are dinosaurs: Ducks, as with all birds, evolved from theropods and are considered living dinosaurs.
Horses walk on middle fingers: Ancestors of modern horses have 5 toes the size of a small dog. Eventually they evolved away the other toes and only the middle toe remain.
Bees are crustaceans: Crustacea is not a single branch in the tree of life but a collection of multiple branches (i.e. paraphyletic). If we pick a point and said everything after that is considered the same group, then by necessity we have to put bees (and all hexapoda) and what we traditionally call crustaceans into a single group. That group would be pancrustacea. Is that exactly the same as saying bees are crustaceans? Are jackdaws crows? I'll let you decide.
Pterodactyls are fish: Fish is also not a single branch. By the same token, if we want to put what we traditionally counted as fish (such as sharks, carps, and lungfishes) together as a single group, we have to include all vertebrates (which includes pterodactyls, us, whales, etc.)
Redwood are algae: I'm not too sure about this one. The wikipedia page for algae say that it excludes the land plants (embryophytes) which redwoods are part of.
Humans are part virus: Viruses have the ability inject and splice their genetic material into our genome and have our cells do the cloning for them. Usually it is not passed on to the next generation. Apparently an ancient strain of virus from millions of years ago incorporated themselves into our genome and our germ cells (sperm and egg) and can be passed on to the next generation.