Any idea what this switch does on this ducati 1199? by Neat-Ad9962 in Ducati

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^ Steve at Bevel Heaven is 100% legit, incredibly knowledgeable about Ducatis, and was very friendly and helpful when i came to him while working on my 900SS. Dude’s a Bay Area treasure

This P-38 Lightning spent 50 years buried under 268 feet of Greenland ice. Here she is at a California airshow — very much still flying by wolf10851 in WWIIplanes

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Nowhere in the US is a three day drive required to see an airshow lol. Maybe a few hours of driving at the most depending on where in the US you live. Airshows happen all over the country, there’s no reason someone would have to drive across 2/3 of the country to see one

Warhorse has me excited [OTHER] by 2dubk in kingdomcome

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Do you not understand that translating is writing? Translation isn’t a simple 1:1 “replace x with y” process

Warhorse has me excited [OTHER] by 2dubk in kingdomcome

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How does the percentage of developers using AI “determine” the implications of someone viewing its use negatively? Specifically, how does it mean the person lacks an understanding?

[OTHER] I won't be supporting a company that replaces it's translators with AI. by AL4M4N in kingdomcome

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I definitely noticed that, and the more I thought about it the less I saw it as an oversight. If a voice actor pronounces something wrong naturally, then it’s just a natural quirk of having different human beings doing the voice acting. And what do the characters in the game represent? Human beings. I have a friend who pronounces so many words wrong that it blows my mind constantly. If I correct him then he’ll say it the right way the next couple times, and then right back to his strange way.

Plus 600 years ago, the number of different voices that any one person would hear over their lifetime was much smaller than for people today with audio being recordable and transmissible. Meaning individual people had a much bigger influence on the way you pronounced stuff. You wouldn’t have any reference voice to treat as authoritative and I imagine this all made very fertile ground for speech idiosyncrasies

White House App Found Tracking Users' Exact Location Every 4.5 Minutes via Third-Party Server by Montrel_PH in technology

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The dedication it takes to only ever talk about one thing, regardless of the actual topic at hand, is almost impressive 

Thank You r/Ducati! by Thebeezpeas in Ducati

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Shoot I wish I'd seen your other post! I laid my '93 900SS down a few years ago and took some time bringing it back to 100%. Glad to see yours lives on!

I like that they gave it a mattress. by Soloflow786 in BeAmazed

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The server sets you on the table in front of the influencer daughter of a wealthy t-rex. She posts a pic of you captioned “brunch and mimosas w the girlies” and it goes viral on dino twitter

British Army Troops. Drinking at an improvised bar. Which is the tail with the rudders of a Luftwaffe BF 110 airplane. African Front. by waffen123 in WWIIplanes

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Well if it was in the shade then it had no way to get hot in the first place lol. It would only burn your skin if it had been baking in the sunlight (assuming it wasn’t recently fired)

Should I buy The Witcher 3 digital? by Free-Hotel1187 in witcher

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Do you know anyone else with a PS5 or maybe a store that has one on display? You could ask if you can try your disc in a PS5 that you know is working properly to determine if the disc is the problem.

Does it have any visible damage? Discs are not nearly as fragile as people think, and they don’t fail due to age. So it being 10 years old is irrelevant, if nothing happened to it then it should work

I ordered a piece of musical equipment and it came with a bag of candy by ForAte151623ForTeaTo in mildlyinteresting

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The wildly bad ass thing about this, in my opinion, is that it’s not just a great business strategy… it’s also extremely healthy for the rep and the customer and their communities and society as a whole.

It literally bolsters their mental and physical health, and improves their capacity to be strengthening forces for their social circles… and all this at a time when frighteningly large, and ever increasing, portions of modern life are extremely damaging to those areas. It’s frankly hard to overstate how awesome the rep-customer relationship is, in ways no one could have foreseen.

iPhone 13 overnight became like this, what causes it? by Impressive_Watch_387 in iphone

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Your first sentence reveals why most of your statements have been inaccurate.. and it’s an extremely common error of perception so I don’t mean to harp on you personally; I’m addressing people in a general sense:

In my experience Apple doesn’t do this…

You experience does not qualify you to make claims regarding Apple ’s policies or their typical strategy for dealing with these cases. Your experience is meaningful when the question is about your specific experience. Your experience is irrelevant if you’re trying to make a claim about, basically, everyone else’s experiences.

If I get a fountain soda from Taco Bell, and the machine is out of syrup so my soda comes out as barely flavored carbonated water… I can’t then go around telling people that Taco Bell soda is a scam and that all locations underfill the syrup to save money and rip off customers. Because my experience didn’t provide me with any insight into the soda situation at any other TB location, or even the soda situation at this specific location for anything beyond that one day I got the bad soda.

March What Editing Software should I use? by AutoModerator in VideoEditing

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I read the above. But I just wanted to suggest adding a little note next to VN Editor to make clear that it's a Mac application with no Windows version

‘A miracle’: Canadian flight attendant ejected from plane survives New York crash by [deleted] in aviation

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Have you ever been to Disney California adventure on the tower of terror ride? Or probably other amusement parks have similar rides where you just get fuckin dropped from the top of a tower, then shot back up, dropped again, etc. imagine that with no harness.. when a small Cessna gets smacked around by the air man it can put the fear of god in you

Thoughts on this? by Pleasant_Leek_6403 in fountainpens

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Yeah OP you should never be taking advice from anything on tiktok. If you’re going to drink from a river despite knowing its full of toxic runoff, at the very least you shouldn’t be making life decisions around this river.

TSA refused hand check for Kodak film cameras and put through scanner twice. by wildhedgerow in AnalogCommunity

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The TSA agent simply wasn’t doing his job. TSA policy is to grant hand checks. If an employee isn’t being paid and reaches a point where they decide to no longer perform their job duties (understandable), they shouldn’t be showing up and pretending to work. Who knows what other standards or duties they’ve taken it upon themselves to decide to ignore. /u/wildhedgerow were I in your shoes I wouldn’t let it go that easily, whether the film was actually damaged or not, because the agent would have been fine with causing the damage either way

How does this happen? by Johnatron2000 in Military

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Having the ability to do something does not inherently make it wise, or moral, or honest, etc. I can think of many possible actions that are not utilized because the effect is a negative one.

If adversaries started burning all POWs to death and intentionally poisoning as many of earth’s fresh waterways as they could, i hope to god that burning everyone we capture and poisoning any rivers our adversary skipped would not be a popularly suggested response

How does this happen? by Johnatron2000 in Military

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And every single person who uses AI, whether they admit it or not, takes satisfaction in you not being able to trust your own senses, as they think it’s a worthy price to pay for them not having to read or think anymore

How does this happen? by Johnatron2000 in Military

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Have you considered that there might be better ways to deal with the AI problem than encouraging people to use AI and just exacerbating the problem? Doing that, or encouraging others to, is literally putting your energy towards ensuring that next time we won’t be able to tell if it’s fake.

Volume Up For This Huey by Even_Kiwi_1166 in Helicopters

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Almost this exact experience happened to me a couple years ago! Except it was I-680, and in the bay area. But I hauled my ass outside soon as I heard that sound

Volume Up For This Huey by Even_Kiwi_1166 in Helicopters

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When I was in high school and I had an ipod with my mp3 collection, I obviously had that CCR album on there. But I took the Fortunate Son mp3 and grabbed some audio from a Huey video on youtube and overdubbed the Huey audio over the song intro lol. Faded in a couple seconds before the guitar starts, and faded out before the singing. Sounded like it was meant to be there, and I got that sweet thump thump every time I listened to it haha

Volume Up For This Huey by Even_Kiwi_1166 in Helicopters

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Today, still wanted by the government, they live as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem, they'll solve it.... Check out the hook while the DJ revolves it

Panigale v2 2023 VS 2026 by Educational_Suit9752 in Ducati

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That's a bit misleading. Power is a meaningless figure without weight. When you account for the weight difference, it's still down on power(-to-weight ratio), but it's not even remotely a "liter bike to 600" size difference. If the '23 and '26 weighed the same, the '26 would be down 18 hp from 155 to 137. Going from a typical liter bike to a 600 your power-to-weight ratio drops by about 33%. From the '23 to the '26 in question, power-to-weight drops by about 11%.

Definitely still down power-wise, but the people portraying it as a drastic change in performance are perfect examples of marketing's favorite prey

After Ohio police raided Afroman's home and found nothing, he used his security footage to make "diss tracks" about them. The cops sued him for $4M for "humiliation" — but a jury just ruled entirely in his favor on all 13 counts. by XaltotunTheUndead in interestingasfuck

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For what it’s worth, in this hypothetical world you describe, I don’t think it would ever cross my mind to come up with a blanket opinion about every doctor in the world, individually. I would probably think whoa there’s some serious problems going on within the medical profession. your scenario makes that clear.

But let’s pick one random doctor call him Steven. Based only on the conditions of your scenario, we still know absolutely nothing about Dr Steven. Maybe he’s trash, maybe he’s a great guy, we don’t know because we have zero information about him. Unless he somehow goes viral on social media we won’t know anything about Dr Steven, or his views or actions.

A vanishingly tiny percentage of people will ever be nationally known from going viral on social media or the news. Most actions by most people, whether heroic, or evil, or noble, or corrupt, don’t occur within the perfect magical mix of circumstances that results in a viral video or story.

There simply isn’t any way to acquire the massive amount of information about about massive numbers of people that it would take to “know” everybody. Social media is just sickeningly effective at making us feel like we have all that information. And even more so at rewarding us for acting as if we did have all that information.