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by Camas 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Arrest_Warrant#Specia... > A state wishing to prosecute a surrendered person for offences committed before his or her surrender, or extradite a surrendered person to a third st
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by Camas 6y ago
"Completely abandoned" here being used to mean still much more permissive than most western countries.
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by Camas 6y ago
Fire related deaths have been falling for decades in the UK so that system must be working.
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by Camas 6y ago
Unemployment exists, so the situations are basically the same? Take your own advice.
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by Camas 6y ago
In what way is the current situation in the US even remotely similar to the collapse of the USSR?
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by Camas 6y ago
>Some early evidence suggests natural immunity may not last very long. Doesn't the evidence so far suggest the exact opposite?
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by Camas 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality#Criticism
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by Camas 6y ago
"Stubbornly insist that children get an education" being the other way to look at it.
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by Camas 6y ago
Writing an entire article on a few tweets.
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by Camas 6y ago
When you move to calling it exploitation, and offer no other argument, do you think you're convincing me or yourself? I think I understand you completely.
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by Camas 6y ago
You're assuming because adverts work it must be due to manipulation, and nothing else. And yes, to link back to your initial comment, I think most people know that an Axe advert isn't real.
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by Camas 6y ago
Are you someone who makes hiring decisions?
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by Camas 6y ago
I'm guessing you have strong opinions on what makes something a Real Solution and not just Inane Bullshit I Don't Actually Need
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by Camas 6y ago
If you believe most people are idiots you can justify pretty much anything
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by Camas 6y ago
See every other reply to my comment
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by Camas 6y ago
And a witness might lie. How will we manage?
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by Camas 6y ago
Can't tell the difference between a head and a ball but will definitely be replacing billions of jobs any day now.
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by Camas 6y ago
In the UK more people support than oppose nuclear power when polled. The tories were also voted in with nuclear power in their manifesto, albeit only in one small section.
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by Camas 6y ago
Lumping in the obese with the blind to prove a point?
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by Camas 6y ago
He shot a locked door three times trying to open it. You know "shot up" is misleading, that's why you've already downgraded it to reckless discharge.
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by Camas 6y ago
Article doesn't mention any bomb and "shot up" is stretching things.
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by Camas 6y ago
https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ Well kept secret
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by Camas 6y ago
This feels like half an article.
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by Camas 6y ago
>according to every serious scientist we are pretty much on the worst case scenario path according to any peer reviewed model. Obviously not true. https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-other-greenhouse-gas-emis...
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by Camas 6y ago
> Law enforcement made a number of controlled purchases during the investigation into Porras and his co-conspirators. The purchases and subsequent surveillance followed the same pattern every time: make a purchase; watch Porras drive to
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by Camas 6y ago
opening a pdf is a difficult task for most people exaggerating slightly but you know what I mean
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by Camas 6y ago
>as obscure as The Pirate Bay, i.e. not very Blocked in Europe, China, Australia, ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countries_blocking_access_to_T...
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by Camas 6y ago
>For legit customers, the DRM is often intrusive and, because it's so complex and fiddly, often breaks in bizarre ways, giving rise to the paradoxical situation that the legit game is harder to use than the pirated game! This is stu
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by Camas 6y ago
Feels like I accidentally opened discord
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by Camas 6y ago
UK carbon consumption (includes imports) peaked in 2007. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...

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