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by 0daystock 4y ago
That's what happens and will keep happening when you print enough fiat currency to finance WW3 and beyond.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
It's crazy how mutt still doesn't have native oauth support. I now there's external scripts, but this is a common authentication standard which is being neglected by developers. I wonder how many mutt users actually degrade a
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> Unless either of one has a tardis, we don’t know the intent of that phrase. We don't need a time machine, we can read other letters and correspondence from the time to make such inferences. > Inferences can be made, but it’s h
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> Electricity is everywhere that gasoline is. That's due to gas and diesel power generators, not EV technology.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Is there OAuth support? The Claws instructions say to downgrade Gmail security to use it, which is not great.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Why can't you just publish the open source on Github or something?
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by 0daystock 4y ago
The captive portal check is a cookieless, cacheless request. Sure, you could argue Google "has your IP address" but it's a pretty absurd thing to worry about.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
You're trapped in Plato's cave, my dude. Turn around and just look.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> There are literally billions of places you can trickle charge an EV in the US. And there's an infinite number of places I can bring a can of gasoline/diesel to. Check and mate.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
NASA can land on the moon, but can't make thier own captcha without capitulating to Google's massive takeover of the web?
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by 0daystock 4y ago
For one, the production of EV batteries is fraught with its own environmental harms and societal ills. But more simply, gasoline engines provide more freedom of movement and energy independence in the present day. Non-EV vehicles are also e
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by 0daystock 4y ago
That gasoline engines are degraded by ethanol is not a controversial fact, and one that is easily verified by a modicum of research effort.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Sure - and grandpa lived to be a hundred despite smoking a pack a day. Does that make cigarettes healthy?
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Exactly. We're taking 90% of usable food input and feeding it through an extremely inefficient plant-to-animal protein "converter". This is not only causing inflationary food pressure - it's directly responsible for hung
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by 0daystock 4y ago
You're more than welcome to disprove any of it using facts and citations. Edit: since my original comment was censored, I'll add context here - it was suggesting increased gasoline engine degradation resulting from altered fuel mi
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by 0daystock 4y ago
It's not naive. It takes 10 times more corn to produce animal protein than it would have produced usable plant food for humans.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
In this context, “well-regulated” meant “in good working order” - not literally regulated by a governing body.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Don't think so, but please cite that if it's the case!
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> I assume that these pro-guns-in-school states will be requiring teachers to buy their own guns, pay for their own training, etc. The article already says they will receive training gratis. > There have already been numerous cases of
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Don't think so, I've been lurking for well over 10 years.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Agreed (except the "automatic" weapon part), but the article has some assuring facts: > Armed teachers would be required to undergo criminal background checks and receive eight hours of additional training each subsequent year.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Can you cite some examples of lawful concealed handgun carriers that "start fire fights"? Doesn't even have to be in schools - any examples will do.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Given the overwhelming majority of these horrible, tragic events happen in so called "gun-free" zones, allowing individuals to defend themselves with proportional means is a rational decision.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Reject operating systems made by for-profit behavioral management conglomerates. It is still possible with alternatives like Lineage and GrapheneOS.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Interesting project. But who are ohfp, stanzabird, fxbrit and all these other anonymous maintainers, and more importantly, why should I trust them to build my browser?
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by 0daystock 4y ago
May I suggest nitter.net - an open source, javascript-free alternative front-end to twitter to help you wean off.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> Primary Funding Source: > National Natural Science Foundation of China China's scientific credibility went out with the window when they lied about spreading a weaponized virus a few years back.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
The part where he complains that an exchange of 50 hours of labor for compensation at the top 5% of the world is somehow unfair or abusive, and is otherwise surprised by the concept of at-will employment.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
"Sorry, your browser is not currently supported. Please try again using Chrome or Safari." Using the latest version of Firefox on the latest version of Debian Linux. Fuck this page and fuck Chrome.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Not an unreasonable thesis in the age of misinformation.

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