Aloisius

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by Aloisius 1y ago
There are 194 other countries not lifting a finger either.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Why not just parental control software? I don't really understand why every adult should need to jump through hoops because parents won't spend 5 minutes enabling it on their kid's devices. Hell, modern parental control softw
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by Aloisius 1y ago
> And why are cis-lesbian-women also reporting higher numbers of sexual assault than man/woman relationship? No men in that relationship. I think you've misread that paper. The sexual assault survey wasn't limited to sex
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by Aloisius 1y ago
According to one of their patents, they're just using an insulated container with some incoherent solid to store heat like gravel or ceramic granules.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
They store the heat from compression and use it during expansion. You can see it in the little animation on their website. It's marked TES (thermal energy storage). It looks like their RTE is based on a 10 hour storage time. The RTE is
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Can you give an example of a President publicly releasing criminal evidence against a rival candidate in order to influence a Presidential election? The closest I can think of is perhaps the Mueller report, but that happened under Trump and
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Several people have reverse engineered the protocol and clients. None have found any evidence that the keys are backed up anywhere as far as I know.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Neither the World Press Freedom Index nor the Freedom of Expression Index are particularly good measures of government restrictions on individual's speech. The former includes things like how much editorial control journalists are subj
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Apple didn't disable advanced data protection for those who had enabled it. Rather they removed the ability for new users to turn it on in the first place. A future update was going to ask users themselves to disable it in order to con
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by Aloisius 1y ago
That is from before opt-in end-to-end encryption was added for iCloud backups.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Source? Obama didn't actually talk about Russian election interference until after the 2016 election due to a fear it would appear partisan. In interviews afterward, he avoided suggesting Trump or his campaign coordinated with Russia a
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by Aloisius 1y ago
I'm confused, why would they? Administrations, as a rule, don't release recent criminal evidence to the public, let alone to harm a Presidential candidate and past President. Hell, for the Justice Department, it's official po
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by Aloisius 1y ago
When an article on a site called Liberal Currents starts making Marxism-adjacent arguments about disproportionate profit compared to contributions, I have to scratch my head about what the hell is happening. While I don't agree with
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by Aloisius 1y ago
First, while there's research on the math for things like ZNP, there is a shocking lack of research on security vulnerabilities for the actual implementations of such age verification systems which should make anyone using them extreme
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Iron, copper, zinc, cobalt, manganese and selenium are "heavy metals."
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by Aloisius 1y ago
The Nazis didn't actually need the pre-occupation data from the civil registry to easily find Jewish people. In January of 1941, the Nazis ordered all Jews in the Netherlands to register themselves and virtually all of them, some 160,0
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by Aloisius 1y ago
I doubt most people even know why one might think about Kazakhstan when biting into an apple.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Individuals don't have to file a lawsuit for discrimination by public accommodations nor do they need to stick around for a trial. All one does is file a complaint with the Justice department (or a local states'). The Justice depa
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by Aloisius 1y ago
No. It is most definitely illegal here. It would violate Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. 42 U.S. Code § 2000a: >(a) All persons shall be entitled to the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, a
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Em, because it was the farmers who were painting their turmeric with lead paint to make their whole turmeric look more appealing, not "mega-corporations."
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by Aloisius 1y ago
It was explained in the article.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
That's for whole turmeric.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Yes you're quite right. I clearly need my morning coffee.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
This isn't really a 90 degree turn. The photo is just taken from an angle that makes it look that way. It's more like 120 degrees which is still bad. https://maps.app.goo.gl/9PAhGVaVzCRv1hfx7
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by Aloisius 1y ago
I see your Lake Shore S-curve and raise you the Temple Run highway. https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-in-india...
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Looking up the grave robber, Leandro Benedicto Rivera Sarmiento aka Mario, brings up some very interesting articles. At least according to this news article, Peruvian authorities claim the remains and that were modified at St. Louis Gonzaga
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by Aloisius 1y ago
> Here is the breast plate depicting a tridactyl being Ok, ignoring the fact that various cultures drew all sorts of things from lion-headed people to feathered dragons so someone drawing little more than a stick figure hardly means it
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Show me a peer reviewed paper about these mummies. It is hard not to be skeptical when all the evidence appears to come from the person who "discovered" them and who has a long documented history of hoaxes from a skinned monkey th
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Presumably nothing they buy from Amazon. If they wanted instant gratification, they'd buy it from a local store and get it immediately rather than having to wait a couple days.
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by Aloisius 1y ago
Yes. That made me scratch my head. It also says explicitly that no real-time feeds were available. It appears the program just let police contact owners to request video. Never mind that program was discontinued last year. I can only assume

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