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  • So, this cookie alert on theverge.com is both refreshingly honest and depressingly disturbing

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  • Accessibility standards require us to not put text in images. Its not hard to copy and paste the text.

  • So, this cookie alert on theverge.com is both refreshingly honest and depressingly disturbing

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  • So, this cookie alert on theverge.com is both refreshingly honest and depressingly disturbing

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  • Is it really so hard to copy and paste the text? Down voted. Don't do that again.

  • So, this cookie alert on theverge.com is both refreshingly honest and depressingly disturbing

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  • That doesn't include the partners of their partners

  • Wigs began to catch on in the late 16th century when an increasing number of people in Europe were contracting the STI. Without widespread treatment with antibiotics (Sir Alexander Fleming didn't discover penicillin, the treatment for syphilis until 1928), people with syphilis were plagued by rashes, blindness, dementia, open sores and hair loss. The hair loss was particularly problematic in social circles.

    This fucking culture, man. People getting dimensia and going blind, but if they loose their hair then their friends abandon them.

  • Wigs are so much a part of British criminal courts that if a barrister doesn't wear one, it's seen as an insult to the court....Most are handmade from 100 percent horsehair, though there are synthetic versions available today, too. Horsehair wigs aren't cheap, either, especially when they're handmade and combine an ages-old craft of styling, sewing and gluing. A judge's full-length wig can cost more than $3,000...Those who couldn't afford the best garb but wanted to look the part wore wigs made of hair from goats, spooled cotton or from the hair of human corpses

    This is the stupidest and most disgusting thing I've read today, thanks.

  • Its also terrible when it comes to security, specifically crates

  • Lol big community

  • Oh, programming language. My brain was stuck trying to figure out if Swift is related to Swiss.

  • Yes

  • Its both.

  • Yeah, a piece of tape is much cheaper

  • Its always been intent. If you pay with counterfeit bills but didn't realize because you got them from the shop that gave you change, you didn't intend to do fraud.

    Intent matters, always has.

  • Im down to permit what the Linux Foundation considers ethical in this context. They seem to have their head screwed on straight

  • Put out the fires, then get called a hero

  • Does it do bufferbloat?

  • Does it do bufferbloat?

  • Honestly the statistic is absurd. A Chinese film that's required to be played in schools probably has more screenings.

  • Why would a theater be open during the pandemic?