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by EMM_386 6y ago
The 2018 US state department cables warning about this possibility can be read here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/context/read-the-state-depart... Please note part (6) regarding WIV scientists studying human-disease
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> The big bang was an "explosion" of space itself. There was not previously empty space. I am very familiar with all of this. My question was merely around the opposing concepts of "expansion" and "infinite&quot
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by EMM_386 6y ago
They are doing it anyway. > Google has already implemented both First Party Sets and SameParty cookies in Chrome 89, the current version, where they are included as an "origin trial" to "allow developers to try out new fea
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Yep, Google had already gone ahead with this anyway. > Google has already implemented both First Party Sets and SameParty cookies in Chrome 89, the current version, where they are included as an "origin trial" to "allow de
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by EMM_386 6y ago
What my mind fails to understand is, if the universe was infinite, how does that work with the "big bang" theory? Apparently the universe originally (somehow) began as a point of infinite density and expanded outward from this poi
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I try to explain this to people all the time, especially on topics like panpsychism. Is the universe conscious? Well, parts of it certainly are! And those parts are learning about itself as a whole.
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I shouldn't have even included the "top 1%". That's an unfortunate flash point for veering any policy discussions off the rails. Take the raw numbers. Yearly household income of $400,000 is not gong to affect the baby
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Wait wasn't it Amazon who cheated on taxes like no other company The problem is they aren't cheating. They are hiring a lot of lawyers to find every single LEGAL mechanism in the book to allow them to pay no taxes. I'm
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> In addition middle class is much more numerous than 1% of the wealthiest. Both Mark Zuckerberg and some Mr. Jones, who owns a grocery shop employ a single babysitter, need a single plumber to fix their pipes, are able to eat the same
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> they get into a shitcoin It's not like MobileCoin was created by the same person who created Signal. Nevermind .. that's exactly what it's like. The rabbit hole is deep on this one.
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> If they didn't use some random 'coin' no one has heard of I'd be on board. The founder of Signal actually created MobileCoin. https://www.wired.com/story/mobilecoin-cryptocurrency/
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Are we talking about both Signals, or just the non-profit Foundation here? What about the LLC? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_Foundation
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Mobilecoin was flat for long time at around $7 and then on March 28th started a dramatic rise to $66 today. There were rumors in late January that Signal was looking into Mobilecoin but that seems unrelated, and I'm not sure I buy a sh
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> If you conveniently ignore the fact that fs has been around since the 80s. This is like saying that the latest Doom "has been around since 1993". FS2020 was developed by the French company Asobo. https://www.asobos
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I disagree with a lot of the talk in the flight simulation community that always runs along the lines of "MSFS is a game with nice visuals, use X-Plane if you want a real simulator". I've used X-Plane for many years prior to
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by EMM_386 6y ago
This does not read neurons "through the skull". It wirelessly transmits the data from probes already in the brain. The innovation is that they do not have to be physically tethered to get the data. > The unit sits on top of a
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I'm curious at what the VOCs were that were being measured by the home devices. Indoor VOCs can be caused by numerous common sources. Some of these would be common in a new development: - Paints/Coatings - Flooring - Furniture -
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> So maybe not the general public, but in 1997 someone released a search engine specific to finding MP3s, because people already had large collections. I was the author of MP3 Fiend around this time. It was a desktop metasearch engine fo
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I just tried out the new weather radar, and it was a mess. Extremely slow to update new tiles when scrolling around or zooming. Trying to "play" the radar had a 15 second delay. The browser console is full of errors. And then,
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I was wondering when they meme stock / "stimmies" traders would get around to penny stocks. The whole pink sheet / OTC market was always looking for the next GameStop or "ICO". It was a pump-and-dump playgroun
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Noticeable spikes across the board ... https://downdetector.com/
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NuGet – Package.DownloadCount is going to eventually overflow(github.com)
1 points by EMM_386 6y ago|0 comments
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by EMM_386 6y ago
This would depend on the country I'd imagine, but in the United States the answer seems to be "yes". That would be when the company doing the clicking is profiting off of it, which in this case they are. https://ww
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> When a SIM is inserted, both iOS and Google Android send details to Apple/Google. iOS sends the MAC addresses of nearby devices, e.g. other handsets and the home gateway, to Apple, together with their GPS location. I guess it will
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Note this all occurs client-side, which means that it only affects browsers that implement FLoC. You can opt-out of this (for now) in Chrome by disabling third-party cookies. You can also simply use another browser such as Firefox.
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> They found, with animal studies, that suppressing the gene USAG-1 by using its antibody can efficiently lead to tooth growth. And we're sure that suppressing USAG-1 (uterine sensitization associated gene-1) is safe? Since this has
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> I feel like authenticity of online communication is an unsolved problem Someone else pointed out Voice.com in this space, which at least is trying to do it. Although if you read the fine print, the seem to require you to send them a &
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Mystery brain disorder baffles Canadian medicine(theguardian.com)
3 points by EMM_386 6y ago|1 comments
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> After interacting with the team at Getty Images more and better understanding their long-term vision, we realized we shared so much alignment that going at this together could be much more impactful than going at it separately. Of cour
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Gmail bug results in double-pasted images in Firefox(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by EMM_386 6y ago|0 comments

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