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by 0x_rs 5y ago
If Israel has not been sanctioned for nuclear weapons I don't see it happening, ever, for routine Palestinians discrimination.
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I fail to see the purpose of this. When are calls for violence ever meaningful? Surely, if one must express their anger and frustration they can do it in many other ways rather than calling for the head of CURRENT_EVIL_WRONGDOER.
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
But all sources I can see indicate Soviet weapons did indeed use PAL-equivalent security systems and there's no indication that Ukraine ever had a "fully functioning nuclear force". Some argue it would have taken a few years
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
This goes against my knowledge and documentation available on the matter. Any sources on these claims? Thank you. >By early 1994 the only barrier to Ukraine's ability to exercise full operational control over the nuclear weapons on
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
It's good to remember Ukraine never possessed operational control of them [0], so I'm not sure how much is "willingly giving up own's nuclear weapons" since they never had concrete nuclear deterrence capability, and
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I hate the discordification of communities. A lot of them did not survive the modern era and moved en masse there, but the experience is miserable, and they're usually moderated in a manner that doesn't spur discussion ("move
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
Amphorae were widespread and commonly used for all sorts of things, so much in fact that it seems there was a "standard" set of sizes and manufacturing processes, and there's one notable mound in Rome [0] made primarily with
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I used crypto in the past, starting a decade ago, but absolutely cannot wrap my head around these new-age concepts such as smart contracts, dozen ETH flavors and whatnot. They seem blackboxes to me no matter how much I read about them. The
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
This is a state fighting its own citizens for a political act of ignorance. 90% of eligible individuals have received at least one dose in Quebec.[0] What's the point of additional marginalization of a very stubborn group of people? It
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Lighter-than-air is still largely untapped territory today, and it's a shame because it should scale in size very well. Without going straight away into more ambitious projects that were fantasized the past century [0], I'd love f
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
It's an odd leap from electricity prices to carbon tax to basic income. And with free market as a cherry on top! There are better, more effective ideas that are effectively ignored rather than disrupting the economic and financial syst
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But none of the links you provided make an argument against Telegram itself, and you wouldn't find one anywhere. Encryption is free, and so is the ability to use any platform or communication method. It's pointless to argue agains
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
You cannot simply stop providing electricity to people that don't pay the bill. It's a long process that takes time and sometimes providers don't even bother, because of the human rights. That's how it is in my European
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>The 3 referring physicians in New Brunswick engaged the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Surveillance System (CJDSS) to actively investigate the possibility of human prion disease, but to date, all test results
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
This seems shortsighted at first look, but there's got to be more to it. During an undeniable, ongoing energy crisis every power source, a continuous one at that, should be treasured. While the phase out has been ongoing for more than
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
That's a scary prospect, but not what I meant. If they went away, or weren't plastered on any controversial news piece, it's not as if one's judgment and trust of sources would be worthless. What are the qualifications f
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
Fact-checking is absurd. It's a phenomenon that hints at greater problems, solving none. It's offloading critical judgment skills and knowledge (as informed as ony may be, and as broad and shallow one needs to distinguish most mis
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I'll take "being able to do as I desire with my mass produced device to the fullest extent permissible currently" over "being forced to bin (or forever keep offline) a multi hundred dollars soon-to-be-ewaste device becau
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A recent submission[0] makes me think politicians, media and so-called TV experts should refrain from promising things that are misleading, deceiving and may have disastrous results in the short future. Vaccination shouldn't mean givin
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I heard some people having a decent time with Edge in the past with some features implementations. Not that I would use it myself, but I'm firmly convinced these childish plays only ruin whatever good work was done on it. Who on Earth
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I don't see the appeal of this show. It's a prepackaged, shallow production that adds little to the actual works it undoubtedly inspires and gets much from, FKMT's manga.
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
While it's supposed to be "maintenance only", it got a very important addition recently (but not a definitive solution by any means) that helps with dreaded multiscreen setups, AsyncFlipSecondaries.
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
I share the author's frustration with making graphics work on older machines with nvidia dGPUs. My Sandy Bridge thinkpad absolutely cannot boot without hanging and perpetually writing to disk since their major "additions" in
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
Why would anyone sign up to this, leaving personal information on a website for.. no reason at all? A massive coordinated logout doesn't need such data about yourself. There's also much better that can be done, but this sort of th
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For all I care there already are ads in the form of pinned websites (Amazon, et cetera, about which I dislike Mozilla assuming I want them on my new tab page) when you set up a new profile and must remove one at a time clicking the tiny bur
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I wish there was a way to do so without having to ask people you haven't seen or met for more than a decade (if they can even still access) to verify that it is indeed you trying to access with the same mail an account that's been
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by 0x_rs 5y ago
This is all too confusing to me. Why isn't there a mandatory (or reference) specification string that combines all the necessary, useful information in one neat package instead of countless repetitive and easily misunderstood logos? So
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Touch with no feedback (assuming no ridges or surface coat on the icons) for controls such as turn signals and horn is pretty scary to me. Maybe one could get used to it, but I don't see why replace physical buttons and levers. It&#x27
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That's absolutely true. Academia and education in general is a nonforgiving environment for many people, requires many sacrifices to get through (more in some countries than others) and is generally socially expected to participate in
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This figure provided is wholly anecdotal and pretty much worthless if not to bring the topic in question. However, it sure is concerning that many consider abusing prescription drugs with possibly severe, long lasting side effects to attemp

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