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Bodø/Glimt tifo before facing Lazio
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I'd argue that if it's strict explicitness you want, python is the wrong language. if not var is a standard pattern in python. You would be making your code slower for no good reason.
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Champions League Quarter-Finals Predictions
(programming.dev)
What are your predictions for the quarter-finals?
No, they are talking about weights that spits out a body fat percentage alongside the weight.
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Norwegian club Brann win court ruling over fans’ right to sing ‘Uefa mafia’
(www.theguardian.com)
That was mistake on Google part if I remember correctly, it wasn't intentional.
A DRM free store that's run by the CD Projekt Red guys. It focuses mainly on older games (Good Old Games) but it also got modern DRM free games such as Baldurs Gate 3.
If you're buying an older game, it's likely a better option than whatever steam offers as GOG will also try to fix old games that are broken on modern systems.
Eating meat is very much a part of nature, if you're implying he would be a hypocrite for eating meat
The fact Microsoft keeps re-enabling features users are disabling isn't something to just ignore. Imagine if they were the silently turn on a feature like Recall.
For context, there's a spam wave where that is one of the keywords consistent in the posts. Instance admins may choose to automate the removal of users posting those keywords.
Sort by new and report what you see. If you notice a pattern (same website, similar names, etc...), add it in the report description.
There are potentially 3 different groups of people that may ban you for a comment. If you break a community rule, a moderator may ban you as you would expect from reddit. However, since reports also notify the admins of the community instance and the admins of the instance of the reporter, you may end up banned by an admin if they believe you are breaking an instance rule.
The modlog is great for transparency, but lemmy should also make it clear what group has banned you and why. I haven't been banned before so I'm not sure what that process looks like currently though.
DDG uses Bing's index and is often recommended by people
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