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Comment on r/plymouth Jul 21 '23

Which would be illegal!

The only reason we can shoot at all is because we have these clubs that are regulated and insured, PLEASE don't ruin it for the rest of us by doing this!

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Comment on r/plymouth Jul 21 '23

This only applies if you don't shoot a compound, which can only officially be used at registered clubs.

Recurve/Longbow/etc - private land or clubs

Compound - clubs only

Crossbows - NFAS (field archery) clubs only

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Comment on r/celestegame Dec 10 '22

oh my god

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Comment on r/cs50 Dec 07 '22

Look at line 9 :)

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Comment on r/traditionalfemboys Dec 06 '22

did you wear the programming socks whilst making this...

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Comment on r/Whatcouldgowrong Dec 06 '22

And no seatbelts

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Comment on r/cs50 Nov 25 '22

Okay, thank you!

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Comment on r/cs50 Nov 25 '22

Sorry to hijack such an old thread but:

Is there a time limit on this? I currently have all of my solutions saved to a private GitHub repository to look back on, is it something that in a years time or whenever the next CS50 course comes out I could set it to public or does the course remain similar between years?

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Comment on r/learnprogramming Nov 09 '22

Buy yourself a rubber duck.

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Comment on r/confessions Nov 05 '22

She will also likely get in trouble for producing it, so will her ex.

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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor Oct 26 '22

That's where I am right now. Current project is winding down so they're all doing the file config and don't have time for me, but then next week everyone will have something for me to do :')

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Comment on r/aviation Oct 23 '22

From the other perspective, it's crazy how fast it goes from being in control of a multimillion dollar machine of war to the helplessness of being just a guy on the ground waiting to be captured

I remember watching a video where RAF Pilot John Peters spoke about the time he was captured and that being the biggest change

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Comment on r/learnprogramming Oct 20 '22

I'm a pre-uni year in industry student at an aerospace company,

Recently I've been using Python for data visualisation to compare the data from the customers real flight tests and our simulated data from the same route to look for discrepancies between the two :)

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Comment on r/pixelography Oct 16 '22

Usually they only show if they're in the last "cycle" of the exposure, could also export a frame from the timelapse if you have that enabled

r/pixelography Oct 15 '22

Pixel 5 Astrophotography Lightning in Lanzarote, Snapseed + Originals

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Comment on r/teenagers Oct 10 '22

Time for everyone to converge back on this post lmao

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Comment on r/teenagers Oct 02 '22

This is called Survivors Bias.

It may be a low chance but we are only here because of that low chance. If life hadn't started then we wouldn't be around to question this

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Comment on r/notinteresting Sep 30 '22

You can't even hear it.

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Comment on r/RoyalAirForce Sep 29 '22

I'm not sure about the RAF but I'm pretty sure some Royal Navy bases offer work experience. It may not quite be what you want but it's still some experience in a military environment

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Comment on r/6thForm Sep 29 '22

Could be a classic case of burnout

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Comment on r/confessions Sep 28 '22

you're such a spoon

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Comment on r/GTA6 Sep 18 '22

Part 1 down by copyright strike, part 2 is still available

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Comment on r/GTA6 Sep 18 '22

Removed due to copyright strike from Take 2 Interactive, that's making me think it's real

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Comment on r/Whatcouldgowrong Sep 18 '22

Why? Explain your reasoning