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I think your phrasing is much too strong. Research shows that about 8% of migraine sufferers self-report that they believe that aspartame triggers their migraines [1]. Placebo-controlled studies show mixed results, and only at high doses (A
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It’s kinda wild that the two executives committed fraud to export weapons technology to a major military adversary in contradiction of international agreement… and ended up with 10 and 12 month sentences. That seems really light to me!
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Hah, I have a very different experience where I work. At my org every time I submit a ticket requesting access for somebody to such-and-such a system it typically gets done within a couple minutes regardless of what priority I give. I’ve so
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> don't you dare override the user's preferred font size for body copy I’d bet you that 98+% of users don’t even know you can change the browser font size. For that overwhelming majority of users the size reported by their pref
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> Beagleboards are just different than RPis. Yeah agreed, and I don't think I communicated that in my comment above. It's not that the Pi is universally better in all cases, but it is better suited for many common consumer appl
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I'd also say it's that the RPis are generally much cheaper and also offer (subjectively) better I/O. For example, A BeaglePlay costs about twice what a Pi 4 Model B/4GB does in my local market. The BeaglePlay has half th
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If I already use Instagram, Meta isn’t getting much new information from my use of threads that they didn’t already get from IG.
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Yeah, I used threads for a few minutes and quickly discovered that’s it’s just not a product that caters to me… yet. Right now I think it’s probably only great if you’re really into the e-celeb scene. But this is Meta/IG we’re talking
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Is it the lacerations, or the blood loss? Is it the blood loss, or the stopping of the heart? Is it the stopping of the heart, or oxygen starvation of the brain? Is it the oxygen starvation of the brain, or the chemical breakdown therein? I
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> That's called legitimate interest, and did you know you have it? You can’t just claim legitimate interest, you need specific, up-to-date legal documentation in the form of an impact assessment. > You might need a DPO for regula
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You can’t just claim legitimate interest, you need specific, up-to-date legal documentation in the form of an impact assessment.
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No, it is more complicated. You don’t just need a consent form, you also need a later opt out form. You also need a mechanism for the person to request a copy of their data. Is the person in France or any one of the regions with enhanced GD
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GDPR compliance is (IMO) very difficult. PII is defined so broadly that it’s near impossible to avoid gathering it, and there are so many stipulations and gotchas and regional requirements and changing guidance about how you must handle i
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At risk of asking a dumb question, is there any good reason that you’d want nginx to allow traversing into “..” from a URL path? It just seems like problems waiting to happen. Edit: Actually, I’m a bit lost as to what’s happening in the o
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Yeah, I think the title here was editorialized. TLA's title is "YouTube removed video of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for violating vaccine misinformation policy", whereas the HN title is "YouTube Removes R.F. Kennedy Presiden
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> We threw it all away for gifs and centralization! Simpler configuration, easy voice chat and screen share, simpler administration, user accounts and profile pictures by default, visually appealing and more noob-friendly client, persist
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In the case of the satanic panic, people (including well-credentialed physiologists, sociologists, and criminal investigators) also testified under oath that the abuses had occurred. People also testified and made specific accusations befor
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The United States government also took accusations of satanic sex cults in the US very seriously, funding protection programs, conferences, and research. Turns out that was all the product of flawed investigation, but representatives knew t
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> There are only two outcomes from here Why are “David is having a very public mental health crisis.” or “David was mistaken about those programs.” not possibilities?
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We gain the same benefit all commerce creates: somebody wants to buy, somebody else wants to sell, both those people make a deal, both those people have fulfilled their wants. The seller is happy because they preferred cash to the stock, th
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> since you can buy a share of a company you believe in I don't think this is generally true. Stock trading isn't charity, it's done to make a profit. Almost trading is done on the basis of second order effects, and has be
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Oh, so is this is a seller that processed the transaction after four years? Or did customs have a big box of AliExpress stuff in storage for four years that they only released when the platform was unbanned. Related, I had a medium size Al
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> deep fried hotdogs You mean a corndog? Nothing inauthentic about that!
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Right, but the pitch previously was that you paid for designers, and everyone else can view for free. Now it looks like they're locking all future view-only features behind a paywall.
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Sure, but even if each clone tied up an entire core of their Epyc 7402P for 5 seconds (which seems pessimistic to me) the entire traffic spike would be over in 2.5 minutes.
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I’m a bit confused as to why 700 automated clone requests per day would be an unreasonable amount of traffic for a project like GMP. That doesn’t sound like much traffic to me, especially since they reportedly have a 24 core CPU with 256GB
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> where macOS automatically reads the text in images to make it selectable (as if anyone asked for that) I saw a lot of excited people on Twitter when that feature was first enabled. For example for students, having images of books or po
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It might be that many modern IoT standards have some form of encryption as standard - which requires a contain baseline of power from the chips it runs on. Or might be that the cost delta between the hypothetical low perf iot chip and a hig
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Aren't the ESP32-C6 and ESP32-H2 available today?
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The statement that “there are objects that appear to be flying that we sometimes fail to immediately identify” is not something that most people would allege is a conspiracy theory. The statement that “those UFOs are populated by aliens and

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