Pezeshkian wrote on the social platform X, still banned in Iran.
Interesting. He posted on a platform that is supposedly banned, directing his message to those that supposedly doing have access to the platform...
We've started using mini hair clips with our 20 month old twin girls to help with their bangs. I've also been putting them in my hair to help them be more willing to tolerate them in their hair, seeing that I also have some.
It's a similar line of thinking as trolling but to another level. Ultimately it's to see your actions affect others and getting a rouse out of that.
Psh.. I give it a month till he's in the same or higher position with another police force...
To be fair, US Republican and Russian ideologies have been aligning faster since 2016 so it may be hard to differentiate them here
Also worth noting that the X axis is growing by orders of magnitude and not linearly.
Also consider that this is an amalgamation of collective knowledge from their efforts that has to all be pieced together individually. Really amazing to see the level and detail and general accuracy!
I thought they were eggplants with not enough nutrients in the soil
It'll never be untangled if we see a repeat in 2024...
Interesting to just look through some of them. For example: /r/cumminingonpigeons was banned
Like laying underwear with poison. Oh... right...
With the amount of processing it takes to generate the output, a simple pass over the to-be final output would make sense...
Anytime something negative happens: "See? It's fun."
The superfluous tech stuff I read that as "The superflush tech stuff" and had to do a double take
Well, no more without a rebellion to oust the reigning president/dictator/autocrat
Assuming you are using the native zipping functionality, it might be worth looking into a 3rd party zip tool like 7zip to see if they can do it.
Aren't "any place" and "any where" practically redundant?
I'd like to do that but that's also how YouTube indicates which videos you've already watched, which YouTube will frequently re-serve in your recommendations.
Is there any way to auto-hide/control which communities are served when browsing based on the language of the community? For example, if I don't speak French, I won't realistically want to see content that is solely in French that I can't understand.