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Dah00n
3y ago
You can show evidence of that without being all knowing. We know it didn't get fixed, so there's no need.
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3y ago
Okay then. >From April 1945 to July 1947, 18 men, women, and children were injected with plutonium by doctors working with the Manhattan Project And then... >In 1952, Chester M. Southam, a Sloan-Kettering Institute researcher, injecte
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3y ago
It is ironic that you mention Nuremberg trials as a way of justice against human experimentation. The people that did Bad Things in WW2 on the German and Japanese side were not tried in a court at all if the research they did seemed interes
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Dah00n
4y ago
It is sad that every time there is a discussion online about something like this it always ends up with some anti-USSR / pro-US talk.
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4y ago
Which? Apollo 13?
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4y ago
>the only reason they didn't land people on the moon first too is because their country was falling apart My interpretation of the history of the USSR space program is that they more often than not went the hard way and used remote
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4y ago
>I really hate these sinophiles' attempts to elevate China into some super-awesome, super-intelligent master race. Please don't do this. You are seeing things in the text that isn't there and you seem to do the same just t
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4y ago
>They don't have the right to do it. Well, if they say they have the right then they have the right. They are, after all, as free to govern themselves as we are. If you mean ethics doesn't allow them, sure, but the same ethics
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4y ago
Without tracking you (no saved cookies at browser restart)?
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4y ago
But didn't it add stuff itself instead and got caught snooping twice?
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4y ago
By that logic everything Made In The USA should be banned everywhere outside the US. Snowden proved that it is by far the worst offender and leaks have shown that Instagram is just as bad as TikTok, and they do it knowingly. All the anti-Ti
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4y ago
It took my 2 minutes to prove that a lie by visiting their site and look at what is shown. It is just like Tiktok.
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4y ago
Surely you must mean after Windows 7? Windows 8 was the beginning of the pile of poo that is Windows on the PC-playing-a-tablet and Microsoft just dig deeper and deeper with every new version down the awful tablet design they have going on.
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4y ago
I have used Windows since, well since Windows became a thing, and I have never had problems with finding Copy/Cut/Properties/Etc. but every single time in Windows 11..... It amazes me that Windows gets worse with every update
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4y ago
I'm not disagreeing with your point, but I don't think those frustrations are comparable with advertising in the Start menu and file browser. I also find it funny that you mention problems with fonts as this is an area where I bel
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4y ago
Nothing wrong with paying but if you have to pay then why is it here? Then it is just an advertisement on HN.
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4y ago
US not only have systems in place at home it also gathers data in other countries (UK, DK, DE, etc.) on US citizens. PRC has nothing like this that has been discovered so far.
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4y ago
I can't see how it is possible to keep people out based on age unless the internet requires age verification based on something from the real world. Is it possible? If not this looks like a money grab or a way to hurt TikTok for whatev
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4y ago
Who is “them”? US? China? Saying “sucking up” is a good way to derail the discussion into us versus them.
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4y ago
Sucking up? This doesn't sound like a title that will be a good discussion starter.
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4y ago
I'm not saying I trust the above claim (I have no idea) but this >can you imagine just how unstable and slow those connections would be Yes, yes I can and they are. I tried them some time ago before I found out how shady they are an
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4y ago
The same Dropbox that people wanted to boycott and fled from after Condalisa Rice became a board member. I'd trust Google above Dropbox any day and I don't trust Google enough to actually use Google Drive.
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4y ago
None of those had the surveillance of its citizens that the US does though. Maybe including some “tech inflation” Stasi of DDR might be up there but neither USSR nor PRC has/had anything as massive as the US.
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4y ago
>in Fahrenheit, you just think of it in terms of 50 being the middle, "not cold and not hot". Then you understand 80 is high warm, closing in on hot, etc. You could say the exact same with Celsius. Also, how is 50 the middle in
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4y ago
It is harder with a game though even with Game Pass and PlayStation Network.
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4y ago
A lot of people enjoy games that are basically interactive movies. Hell, there's a whole market for people that want a game to progress all the way through while all they do is click the same button over and over again. Saying they hav
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4y ago
You are easily tracked without JS. It is much easier than tracking a default settings browser.
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>While everyone would love this to be true Please speak for yourself only. Also, not everyone want bad things for others because of some hatred guided by politicians. PRC is no worse than the US - just different.
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4y ago
This reads like propaganda about propaganda. Fitting in a way I guess.
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4y ago
800000 downloads out of 2.65 billion Chrome users. So 99.96% doesn't use it. Some of the 800k are likely also redownloads.
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