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by 77pt77 6y ago
> Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. I got the silent treatment. They say nothing and just don't create the address.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
> This requires a Wikipedia account and an email address It's borderline impossible nowadays to create an email address without a phone number or a pre-existing email address. Also almost impossible to do using Tor.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
I know several jurisdictions where recording employees place of work is illegal. Like you can record corridors and such, but you can't record him programming at his desk.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
I thought the problem was master/slave terminology, in say replication.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
> but the cameras in the employee area were hidden. Is this legal? Sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
It's like the neutrino of neutrinos.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
It should be the graviton. No experimental detection and none expected any time soon.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
Norway has similar ratios for immigration and lower mortality. It's not that. Sweden tested a lax social distancing approach and it backfired.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
Air-travel is so safe, yet humans insist on being completely paranoid about it.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
The indirect fallout from this will be huge. From delayed diagnostics, to "elective" surgeries that can't take place, to suicides. It's going to be on the order of the direct deaths at least. The only real measurable ind
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by 77pt77 6y ago
Or put it like this. In NY alone there have been 23K deaths due to covid 19. 911 had about 3K dead. This was over 7 911 events in a matter of 3 months. Nationally it's about 33 911s in 3 months.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
This is an amazing piece of history. Human nature at its most unfiltered.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
Not really. Just look at all the abuse going on in Buddhist monasteries and you'll see it's very far from that.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
> There are many many unemployed useless Stanford, MIT, Harvard graduates in this world. Is this really true? All the statistics I've read suggest otherwise.
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by 77pt77 6y ago
> Another biggie is floating point. Converting binary floating point to decimal floating point and vice versa is VERY VERY VERY SLOW, difficult to get right Never forget the cluster bug in PHP because the developers decided they needed t
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by 77pt77 6y ago
Python is not suitable for that at all. That was what Perl was created for, but pretty much failed.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
>As a child you understand inherently that all people are equal. Why should anyone be above anyone else? At least that was how my childish mind perceived it. Hierarchy is something that learned socially. I remember when I was very young
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by 77pt77 7y ago
> It's just sad, and it really shows the yawning chasm between verbal fluency and real expertise. Humans pay more attention to tone than to content. More than we care to admit.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
Let's start with copper doorhandles and bed-frames. Far better tested and understood.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
It is widespread but this usage is off label.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
This is easy to synthesize and very cheap. It also has potentially irreversible side effects, namely retina damage.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
The Azores are in Europe.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
> This doesn't confirm that they store passwords in plaintext They definitely store pincodes.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
Is this new? Because I've seen children under 12 traveling as unaccompanied minors.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
Does it support diagrams and equations?
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by 77pt77 7y ago
>Now you're just making things up. But it's OK, I understand. People who are being bullied will grasp on to any excuse they can to keep themselves from changing their lives Nice ad-hominem. I'm not being bullied but I&#x27
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by 77pt77 7y ago
> and the next 40 years I spent minimizing the importance of friends. Do you regret that now?
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by 77pt77 7y ago
> Adulthood is a much more even playing field than childhood. You have resources ( > HR department, There to protect the company, not you and definitely not to admit any kind of abuse because that is a liability > change jobs Look
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by 77pt77 7y ago
"synthetic" diamonds with far fewer impurities are far cheaper than "natural" diamonds of the same size. The goalpost will always move because the things used to justify it are excuses and not real reasons.
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by 77pt77 7y ago
"Synthetic" diamonds are better in all objective criteria that "natural" diamonds. Before they were a thing they would even be considered top quality diamonds. Once they were mass produced the criteria changed and now th

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