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by BoxFour 3y ago
> so maybe that’s not how they are structured. The article touches on this, emphasis mine: > In the end, the NTSB declined to mention these conversations in its final report, *which is normal — most of the time, the agency doesn’t wa
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by BoxFour 3y ago
> Some people rant all of the time and sometimes it’s about sexist, racist, whatever things. It does not imply they are mentally unfit for captaining. That would be even worse: If the captain consistently disregards their training by eng
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The author explicitly points out the nonappearance of the captains rant within the NTSB report. The author points out that NTSB report does allude to the captain's many instances of dubious judgment during the emergency. The author als
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by BoxFour 3y ago
You should definitely continue yelling into the void about this.
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Ah I see rarely is it the case that they uttered regrettable or abhorrent remarks; the outcome always stems from either a conspiracy or an authoritarian moderator reveling in their power.
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Naturally, if they transform into TikTok one might wonder why they persist in visiting Reddit instead of simply just going to TikTok.
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The reason behind their ban tends to be banal, as it typically aligns with what you would expect: Vaccine denialism, and so on, almost always intruding into an unrelated discussion. The effectiveness of proper moderation is what largely kee
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by BoxFour 3y ago
It’s entirely ok to be skeptical in general! When you wholeheartedly reject evidence that doesn’t support your preconceived judgement, you’re not being skeptical.
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I actively avoid parents who are skeptical of vaccines, yes. It’s thankfully not that many people.
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Indeed, your observation at the end there holds true, and it is regrettable. The choices you're discussing lie comfortably within the sphere of normal discourse. I empathize with the fear though: It's hard to find support amongst
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To be completely honest: Whenever an individual exhibits an intense aversion towards something vaccine-related, it generally serves as a conspicuous indication that they possess extremely eccentric tendencies. The majority of us are capable
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There are lots of extremely high-risk things that can still be insured. As a simple example you can get a new life insurance policy as an 89 year old with some generic insurance providers—-it’ll cost you, though, obviously. Even if you put
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by BoxFour 3y ago
to be fair anywhere you’re going for $50 is probably close enough that it’s not exactly exotic. Looking at allegiant’s site right now the only thing I could find for that price is a flight from Provo to Vegas
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Compared to the competition, HBO is still heads and shoulders above them in terms of featuring great original content and not garbage.
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You’ve just described HBO.
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The absence of Lasseter has undeniably left a noticeable void. It was imperative for Lasseter to be held accountable (and arguable if that even happened), though, without a shadow of a doubt.
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by BoxFour 3y ago
If you're wondering whether people spreading juicy and false rumors about candidates' sexual matters have had an impact on election outcomes, the answer is definitely yes. Maybe this specific type of sexual rumor hasn't had a
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That outcome seems rather unfavorable. It would undoubtedly raise doubts regarding the credibility of literally any video or audio content, invoking the "liars dividend” and benefiting the most untrustworthy more than any others.
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to say nothing of the personal feeling of violation, the individual in question seems to be a relatively young and ambitious individual, likely harboring aspirations for a more prominent political career. The potential consequences of such
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seems doubtful that James Cameron would care much about promoting a 30 year old movie that was widely rumored as a vehicle for him to get studio funding for his deep sea explorations (ie not clear he has much attachment to it). Even strictl
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Outer space is vastly different due to the significantly lower pressure differential. For this case: To put it simply, picture an unexpected scenario where an airplane plummets from above and lands directly on top of you. The impact would b
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Spoiler: You get paid roughly a penny per task.
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and, notably, Discord too started out trying to make a game.
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Seems reasonable.
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It's clear that platforms don't view it as a major obstacle to registrations. Or, at least, not a hassle that weighs significantly against the issue of unauthorized access to accounts and, to put it bluntly, articles of this natur
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If you suggest making one powerful password and using it everywhere, then as soon as one website reveals your password all your accounts have been exposed. The usual practice is to remember one strong phrase and never use it for anything ex
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There are substantial incentives for practically everyone to adopt strong passwords, including yourself, even if it's just a temporary account. The platform actually desires you to possess a robust password, given that hijacked account
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What methods will be employed to assess the suitability of individuals serving as moderators in good faith? It often seems that those who would eagerly seize such opportunities might precisely be the individuals ill-suited for the task.
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It appears as though you are merely rehashing the realm of SAAS and, to compound matters, the labyrinthine government contracting procedure. The market already boasts software solutions that are more or less ready-made, precisely catering t
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> *The first isn’t in dispute*

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