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The details in the article don't support the headline. >On Tuesday, July 13, Siddiqui joined a successful mission to rescue a policeman who was surrounded by insurgents >Three days later, on July 16, Siddiqui and two Afghan comma
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Call Israel and tell them they got it wrong.
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>the rate of serious cases among unvaccinated people over age 60 (178.7 per 100,000) was nine times more than the rate among fully vaccinated people of the same age category So .18% for the most at-risk portion of the unvaccinated. This
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3.2 per 100,000 is not "a double digit percentage". https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/08/20/1029628...
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3.2 serious outcomes per 100,000 infections. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/08/20/1029628...
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>What will cause interest rates to rise? Banks deciding they want to own more real property.
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A big part of the reason the housing market collapsed in 2008 was adjustable rate mortgages. People took on loans at affordable rates and then when things started going south for the banks, the rates were ratcheted up on the high risk buyer
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Apple wouldn't be able to tell if it's Whinnie or a polical organizer, because they'll only be provided with hashes of the original images. Any government participating would be able to include any image it wants without Appl
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The confusion you are spreading is the same as ignoring the difference between HIV and AIDs. If a vaccine was developed that prevented an HIV infection from causing AIDs, you would be the guy telling people it's safe to have unprotecte
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HIV/AIDs is a perfect example of why it's dangerous to not distinguish between the two. If you are vaccinated and exposed to SARS-COV-2, you still have a high risk of infection, but because of the vaccine, you have a low risk of t
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Go to any website of a mRNA COVID vaccine manufacturer and it will plainly state it is not meant to prevent infection. It is highly effective, for a period unknown, at preventing the disease caused by the infection. AIDs is the disease caus
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If it didn't, there would be less need for one, no?
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One is a website. The other is a open source tool for local read/write that's been wrapped to add data collection without explicit user consent.
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I still use Win32DiskImager for windows. It doesn't phone home or check for updates because it doesn't need any, it just works.
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You make it sound as though they aren't still collecting data and the only things they've ever collected are IP addresses and timestamps. That's not accurate context.
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Balena Etcher is spyware. https://github.com/balena-io/etcher/issues/2977
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I have to wonder if the people who made this decision even have a medical degree. Software engineers banning doctors for making medical statements seems wrong.
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Security Holes in Deere, Case IH Shine Spotlight on Agriculture Cyber Risk(securityledger.com)
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The cost for permission from Sonoma County to build a family home in Santa Rosa can approach $60k.
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Mute works fine.
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More loans.
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Children are spoofing Covid-19 tests with soft drinks(bbc.com)
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I imagine it helps to think of your victims as cattle put here by god for you to exploit.
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So is authority.
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I'm just going to toss this here because I really enjoyed the audiobook: Shadow Divers - The True Adventure of Two Americans Who Risked Everything to Solve One of the Last Mysteries of World War II https://en.wikipedia.org&
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There are few limits to what one can accomplish with legal impunity and other people's money.
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Check out the comments section of a related article on any Conde Nast owned site.
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>When comparing the price-point of a refillable vape (or Juul), disposables are around the same price or cheaper, without the hassle of getting fluid on your hands. That's only true of the device. JUUL pods contain 2ml and a 4 pack
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I agree there's no need for facial recognition in this scenario and I'm not an advocate for its use, but think of how many times you can point a gun at someone and pull the trigger in 30 seconds. With each shot potentially represe
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Investigation of SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern: technical briefings(gov.uk)
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