No, I'm describing removing the "context" from the search. Here, this part is relevant.
Remove the context and I lose that trust.
DemBoSain
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What the fuck is the Irish Star, and why doesn't it report if she actually said it or not?
This AI shit is stupid. I don't trust anything I read on the internet, and don't try solutions unless they come from a reputable source, or are verified in the comments. Remove the context and I lose that trust.
How come?
Perhaps we could get the Hello Games team to push out ME5 in between No Man's Sky updates?
Imagine a federated Reddit with extremely lax (or no) moderation, and files. Access to a Usenet server gives you access to an almost unlimited number of communities discussing almost any topic you can think of, some topics you've never heard of, some topics you don't want to be involved with, and (depending on which server you subscribe to) downloadable files.
I haven't used one in years, so I have no idea how accurate the previous paragraph still is.
So write the headline the way it should be written:
Trump Lies About Sending Military Into California
If you throw billions of dollars at a problem, you will always get the most expensive solution.
If companies can catfish prospective employees, then interviewees can catfish prospective employers.
That being said, the law almost always stands on the side of corporations.
What's the older name?
About 15 years ago I looked at 3d printers for an engineering team. Between $20,000 and $50,000 range. The best option was a powder based system. Parts were fragile, print time was slow, clean up was a pain.
One of our customers was using an SLA system...parts were fragile, print time was slow...clean up was a pain.
Now I have a 3d filament printer in my shop that cost me less than $1,000, and doesn't have any of those issues. Of course it's not mounted on a robotic arm.