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by 101404 7y ago
Yes, it looks good. They spend a lot of money. But, if you look at all the countries that have successfully won the fight against malaria (many Latin American countries, southern US, southern EU, etc): it wasn't because of vaccines but
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by 101404 7y ago
To maintain control over critical communication technology.
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by 101404 7y ago
Very true. Gates made his money using very shady tactics at the cost of the consumer. Now he uses that money to buy himself a favorable place in the history books by doing things that don't help but look good.
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by 101404 7y ago
This case should be quoted in every discussion about 5G mobile equipment here in Europe.
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by 101404 7y ago
They made their money by providing tools that saved others a lot of money. It's not 1850 anymore.
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Here it is, as number 1: https://protonmail.com/blog/best-browser-for-privacy/ They also reference it in How-Tos, for example here: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/desktop-n
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by 101404 7y ago
Please don't spread lies. It is based on Chromium.
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Don't blame the US. Here in Germany, its 300 EUR out of pocket to get tested (source: tagesspiegel from a few days ago, a story about a guy in Berlin, returning from a trip to Italy and wanting to get tested before getting together wit
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by 101404 7y ago
Absolutely not. Plastic recycling does exactly what it is supposed to. It helps the consumer to continue feeling good with themselves while tossing more and more plastic into their shopping carts. It gives us the feeling that we are doing n
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by 101404 7y ago
And, under GDPR, Facebook should receive a huge fine for it. Just that, in practice, they won't.
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Persona was just some Mozilla experiment. But WebAuthn is alive and well, as far as I know.
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I am using Brave. It's one of the browsers listed by Protonmail in their docs. That's when I decided it's probably trustworthy.
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Go for testing. The virus is still present (but not contagious anymore) some time after you recover.
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There are other browsers better than Ff that focus on privacy just the same, if not more aggressively. Mozilla lost track when they started with their FfPhone, FfOS, and other bullshit projects. They forgot about their core product and it s
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by 101404 7y ago
Very much agree. With a good WM, it's quicker to switch between API docs and editor than it is to move and refocus my eyes to another monitor. So now I'm using a single 14" laptop screen.
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It wasn't the plan, but it was always a possibility. That's why they changed the welding equipment some days ago, because the current welds aren't good enough. At a US Air Force event yesterday, Musk said that currently they
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by 101404 7y ago
Re-reading the Tweet I just noticed, he didn't mean "onto SN2", he meant "on to SN2". Sometimes spaces can change the meaning, I guess.
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> consume substances I find this kind of euphemism use really weird. "Substances"? Water is a "substance". A carpet is too. Why not just say what one is actually referring to?
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You mean, normal employees? That's weird. And the "bosses" seem especially dumb. If one person is sick and contagious, you risk to get your entire team sick and then have to shut down operations.
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It's called "survivorship bias".
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Because "journalism".
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What do you mean by "social repercussions"?
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> We weren’t expecting to see SN-1 fly, and yet it did onto SN-2! That's not good. Is SN2 fine?
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They are rapidly iterating through SN versions. This kind of thing is expected to happen. This one was SN1. SN2 already has "better welds" (Musk tweet from some days ago). They built a welding system that better fits their needs a
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by 101404 7y ago
> lots of sites that use a lot of JS For many "modern" sites, its really better to just take a screenshot and save the PNG. Though there are still many sites that render just fine without JS. I've been trying out Brave Bro
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by 101404 7y ago
> poor backup support None at all. Or did I miss something?
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What do you mean they "lost your repositories"?
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> It is crazy how much well intentioned people do in the interests of sustainability Maybe I am just too pessimistic. But I see most those people not as "well intentioned" but as "wanting to be part of the group". And
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Hm... trading bot trolling.
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by 101404 7y ago
I use a RaspyZero with cam and a bit of Python and Bash. Encrypt photos on the Raspi with a public key and upload them to my server.

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