ABoredBirb

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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
Exactly. And it only gets worse when the hospitals are at capacity with them and people start dying of preventable causes. Wax poetic about freedoms all you want, but public health is not the place for it.
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
I'd rather have a sustainable architecture "revolution" - to incorporate passive cooling/heating principles in buildings.
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
So... how about Windows (11?) Phone, round two?
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
Ironically the top job posting: "Applicants must be conservative and must have a desire to support and defend US Constitutional rights." Its a reasonable requirement for a campaign worker, but what is this doing on this "free
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
The opposite of a "scrub" is a "try-hard", also a derogatory term. Winning at all costs in one thing leads to losing in others.
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
Seems like a typical case of a nation being formed. Same thing happened in my country, with the diverse tribes and peoples being united under an umbrella nation, with a new, common language - likewise at the end of 19th century.
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
That's not the same thing at all. That is just someone with the same name as some celeb. The celeb is not running in the elections. What is discussed in the article are fake candidates with the same (changed) name (and appearance) as
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
You ought to read the whitepaper I linked. I absolutely take privacy seriously in both my job and my private life. What is kept on your phone in the DT3P/Gapple scenario is neither location data nor even a list of "contacts".
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by ABoredBirb 5y ago
Longtime HN lurker here, finally something I can chime in on, as I was involved with the development of the Covid19 tracing app for my country. > limited deployment – any technology requires a sufficiently high number of users; Sur