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You’re free to add a contact to your phone contacts for Aunt Helga with a local area code and your PIN repeated twice.
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+1!
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Winston, R., & Chicot, R. (2016). The importance of early bonding on the long-term mental health and resilience of children. London journal of primary care, 8(1), 12–14. https://doi.org/10.1080/17571472.2015.1133012
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You do know that early bonding experiences of newborns are crucial for their lifelong development? It reads like satire, or, if serious, plain child maltreatment.
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Responsibility, the ability to respond. Since you are able to do stuff, you also share responsibility, also for things you do not act upon, even if you don’t want to take it on. You can and you were definitely able to make different choices
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GDPR is not about cookies but about privacy in general. It’s an easy read, and yes, it applies to software and telemetry as much as it applies to websites and cookies, and it applies to anyone providing services and tools to Europeans. &quo
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I wish we could operate on the principle of data sharing in science. What a waste of resources to needlessly replicate and compete. Also, great, somebody else is doing it so we don’t have to! Less work for us.
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I’d argue Zombies and Vampires are an archetypical trope of the human Shadow. The narcissist, the undead that consumes other humans.
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Happy user of Orion/Ublock on iOS here. Maybe you want to give that a try.
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It does look like the whole false memory theory was blown out of proportion: https://news.isst-d.org/the-rise-and-fall-of-the-false-memor... https://neurosciencenews.com/false-memories-psychology-28326... E
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Maybe I’m overthinking it, but don’t see this happening. Not now, not by 2028. 2050 maybe, and I don’t know if I would like the centralized United States of Europe that I see as requirement for this to happen in any meaningful way. Federati
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Makes sense. Thanks!
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In that line of reasoning, does it really matter how “close“ jurisdictions are to each other — also considering how what courts rule doesn’t matter as much in countries governed by civil law - but merely the enforcement of the Berne convent
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Not having any issues at all with Orion on iOS. And yeah like others said Kagi is not “an AI company“?
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There is PGP, OpenPGP, and GnuPG, and they’re all parts of a shared ecosystem but not the same. They never were, so it’s not like anything changed over time about this.
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Many Plextor models were known to beat basically any copy protection; otherwise it was mostly luck which drive managed, and some lists with shared findings.
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(Alone, all-one) If we merge, by definition the „I“ and „you“ have to die; both of us stop existing. The merger creates something new, a „we“. A single entity. We can then use the definition of identity to call this new we „I“. Rinse and re
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An illusion is something that disappears when you see behind it, no? How goes it for the illusion of the both of us being connected but separate beings? I think at the very least it would require consent of both parties to merge, so as long
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It sounds like early access will speed things up for them/their users. I read nothing in the thread about a general inability to continue nor the danger of having to shut it down? I very much applaud the goal of trying to be up to date
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Our organism’s primary goal is survival. Unknown territory will feel unsafe and thus stressful, up to the point of unreal, even if on a rational level it may actually be safer. It takes courage to face and calm those fears without conscious
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Countries have a point as it is useful to organize locally for local issues: districts, municipalities, villages, cities, regions, states, all are useful organizational units to have, and none of those require borders (as in, regulation of
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The most plausible explanation lies in how much early childhood memories and the emotional state of our caretakers in certain situations will form our later experience. It doesn’t have to bring up explicit memories, in fact most situations
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“ I distinguish four types. There are clever, hardworking, stupid, and lazy officers. Usually two characteristics are combined. Some are clever and hardworking; their place is the General Staff. The next ones are stupid and lazy; they make
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> Why do borders exist? I honestly don’t know. Why do they, except for outdated historical reasons?
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Tor is anonymizing you primarily from the network. There are many use cases where you do want to be authenticated/known to whoever you are talking to. You just want observers to not know. In your example of correlation of connection ti
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Without assistance from the location, one could build this based on location and openstreetmap data, for types of buildings.
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> At this point the Overton window of what constitutes "socialism" has drifted so far that anyone to the left of Ayn Rand might as well be a tankie. This. Thank you.
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Say a website links to 20 images and a dozen mp3s (and other files not in your interest). How would you without an extension like DownThemAll grab these files all at once?
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In Germany companies are legally required to allow part-time deals for previously full-time employees. (§ 8+9 TzBfG (Teilzeit- und Befristungsgesetz)
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There is an argument to be made that this is part of a collective trauma recovery process, where all the violence finally comes out from the “collective shadow“ (CG Jung), and finds a less violent and safer channel to be expressed and integ

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