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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Okay, now what about the actual breach? No one gets in trouble for that and nothing changes. If I missed something that did change, or where someone actually did get in trouble, please enlighten me. A suggestion to companies: stop using SSN
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I'm sorry but you seem to be ignoring the jist of his comment [0], and entire centuries of arguably genocidal European (in this case Dutch, but every country and their uncle with the means to do so, did to some extent; lest you think I
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Wait, people trust Microsoft now?? I don't see their pushing of Windows 10 and it's phone-home features as being entirely ethical...
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
10th Amendment: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Yes I know that is a supposed truism inherent in t
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
This does not appear to be entirely the case[0]. >The Parliament of the Republic of Malta has ratified today the agreement set out in 1998 between the Maltese Government and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, pursuant to which Fort S
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
How about Human Right's Watch, linked to from the Guardian piece? https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/09/10/china-free-xinjiang-poli...
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I mean paid or unpaid, people need to be given some kind (food, rest, or otherwise) of a break in a 6-8 hour period.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Holy shit. I thought that all states (federally) had mandatory regulations for at least unpaid rest breaks every certain number of hours worked, but this is horrifying. And only 20 states have mandatory lunch breaks! Even those aren'
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I'm sure there is something wrong with hospitals in the EU. They're run by humans, after all.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I didn't get any indication from the article that these Blue Orchard bee's are being cross-bred, or genetically engineered. They're just being mass-bred in a controlled manner to get the volume necessary to start supplementin
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I get the 1:1 part (all one) but 1:3? Is that the "moral ABC's"?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I think my idea was that IPv6 easily could be permanent per device as the address space is so enormous, for now :)
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
>The issue is that IP/computer != single person. This brings up a thought I've had lately: The endgame of IPv6 -let's say, 100% adoption, and the retirement of IPv4- will be IPv6=single device, no? I would think that ends
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I mean.. there's no law against it! I meant to convey that their liquid soap is concentrated, and should be diluted (IMO) in some ratio before using.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Indeed, the study mentions soap by word only once (my second quote), in what I took as a counter-example to the products you listed.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
The study[0] in ScienceMag this article revolves around seems to focus on on Volatile Chemical Products (VCP's) derived from petrochemicals. From the abstract: >We show that human exposure to carbonaceous aerosols of fossil origin i
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Just cut the Bronners with water 1:1 or 1:3 and that liter of soap will last a looooong time.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I was going to ask which kind (dryer or washer, or plastic or wool) because my household uses those wool balls in the dryer, but now that I actually read about it they don't seem to do shit either...
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Can non-violence not also be fierce in it's execution?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I see it differently. Those groups in this example purport to support love and tolerance yet simultaneously hate on those on the other side. The other side appears to not even try to be tolerant, so I would think it goes without saying th
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I still hate printers, and their jams, but I must reluctantly appreciate the engineering behind them after reading this. This seems quite clever: 'Corrugating is when we put an intentional wave in the sheet, like in a piece of corrugat
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Information (intelligence, counter-intel, deception), logistics, maneuvering, and geography, are quite often the deciding factor; more-so than actual combat or the weapons used. It's quite amazing how few leaders/generals truly un
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I last read it on multivax.com but that domain seems to no longer exist. Internet Archive version: https://archive.org/stream/Science_Fiction_Quarterly_New_Ser...
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
>There’s hardly any rational reason why one would do such a thing, but the sense of accomplishment once you nail it is indescribable. Ah ha! Some people just have waaaay more money for their hobbies than I do.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Embrace the mistakes and have a laugh!
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I've been retyping the offending word and adding * since I started using chat programs 20 years ago, and in every program since...I would think allowing messages to be edited after the fact would allow more problems than solving simple
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Why should one be able to edit a message after it is sent in a text-chat app?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
So from what I can gather, they're going all the way to Bouvet Island to bounce radio waves off the Moon and back to Earth. Why??? To say they did it? I don't understand this hobby.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Why would they have any indication that it wasn't your primary phone? Just say you hate touchscreens and you don't need the distraction of notification overload (if they even bother to question it).
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Ah that's a bummer. It's a modem/router-combo then. I've never had good experiences with the ISP provided ones...

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