Dudhbbh3343

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by Dudhbbh3343 2y ago
The value is in not taking yet another step towards overbearing authoritarianism.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
I don't believe he meant one should intentionally write false statements, just that when one makes a mistake and others correct it, that it's a good opportunity to learn.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Is it? The dollar sign typically refers to USD if not otherwise specified. I would consider it ambiguous only if used in a Canadian or Australian context. (Or other country that uses $ for their currency).
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
It entirely depends on how motivated and how much resources they're willing to dedicate to finding you. They're probably not going to go to great lengths to catch a single copyright violation, so simple precautions may be good en
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
What's your point? I wouldn't go as far as calling it an obsession, but fertility is an important factor for longterm economic growth, which is surely a relevant topic of discussion on HN.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Would this affect GrapheneOS installs as well prior to the March update?
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
All the "Simple" apps were recently sold to a company that's apparently filling them with ads. There's a group that forked the original open source apps: https://github.com/orgs/FossifyOrg/repos
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
You're not helping the situation by making these hyperbolic statements that can be easily be argued against and muddy the dialog.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Why are you inserting a space before all of your punctuation?
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
I agree, but I would argue that the label of "crime" is mostly semantics. The violence (or at least the threat of violence) of the crimes still persists, but whoever is the most powerful group gets to change the label of their vi
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Many large drug cartels pay for schools, give out food to the poor, and control some forms of crime to increase public support or at least prevent their protest. Once organized crime gets big enough, it's really difficult to distinguis
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Why is biometric verification required to file online with the IRS when I can mail in a paper return or use TurboTax without anything like that?
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
LibreWolf (a privacy focused modification of Firefox) disables WebGL by default for this reason.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
That's still easily solvable by getting the government out of the way of the market building sufficient housing to meet demand.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
> Montreal has become unaffordable for the workers who support the tourism That's a self-correcting problem: either tourists pay higher prices to keep attracting workers or the higher prices scare off tourists and fewer workers are
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
High speed trains in Japan have no screening at all. I imagine a well-placed bomb going off could have a similar number of casualties.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
The research generally shows consistent correlation between the number of meals eaten per day and good cardiovascular biomarkers like LDL and blood pressure, with a single meal per day being the worst. For example: https://academ
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
Did they include details on the effects on LDL cholesterol and blood pressure? It seems like most time-restricted diets have negative cardiovascular effects.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
For the same reason that bigger brakes can make you faster around a track. If you can stay on the gas longer and reduce the amount of time that you're slowing down for turns, you will have a higher average speed.
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by Dudhbbh3343 3y ago
14" Asus Expertbook with a recent Intel CPU, 32 GB of Ram, and integrated graphics. It's the lightest laptop I've ever used, yet still has good build quality and great battery life. Everything worked out of the box with NixO