Leparamour

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by Leparamour 5y ago
But it's that silence which deceives the user into thinking that the message never arriving is a technical malfunction and not intentional censoring. How many times, do you think the user would see the censoring message and be cool wit
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by Leparamour 5y ago
What about Israeli citizens developing offensive cyberwarfare capabilities?
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by Leparamour 5y ago
How do you feel about Israeli scientists being assassinated? Fair game, too?
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by Leparamour 5y ago
It relates to modern office life regarding gender relations, vaporware and business methods of presumed sociopathic entrepreneurs.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>US military conducts unmanned airstrike against ISIS-K planner Alleged ISIS-K planner. Unless I somehow missed the trial, I doubt the culpability was sufficiently established and proven to meet common legal standards. Also that was pr
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by Leparamour 5y ago
> I don't know why you're going through all that effort instead of just creating a new account. I think there is some kind of IP or cookie based identification going on. One of my accounts was permabanned on the German /r&
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by Leparamour 5y ago
> I suspect that if those numbers were significant they would have found their way into the headline. That would mean admitting the anti-vaxxers were right after all. Unlikely to happen. If it happens at all, the dial will be turned up s
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by Leparamour 5y ago
It's the modern BBC after all. Did you expect unbiased reporting?
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Sounds like something a sociopath would do.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>use a nice filter-based air purifier for white noise. It has deep bass I went nearly insane when this constant humming sound started to appear inside my apartment seemingly coming from several directions. It would start at the oddest ti
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by Leparamour 5y ago
The people who wrote this report are activists sympathizing with the BLM movement, just look at the names and their social media presence. It's basically propaganda, twisting and omitting inconvenient facts.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
I used to do my morning runs in a park area which was frequently used at night for illegal partying. So every once in a while I would find wallets with IDs, passports and a phone. Naive and honest as I was, I always took these to a police s
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>Wouldn't you have to perform gain of function research in order to create vaccines for not yet existing viruses? And he would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling HN users.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>Is any evidence for your belief? Not having a bio text doesn't indicate a fake profile. Not the OP but in my European country a number of the pictures of women appear oddly "American" in style. Especially when there are i
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Thank you for your reply. It wasn't my intention to make you reveal too much about yourself, so no problem here. Sounds like an interesting character either way. You already need to possess a lot of mental flexibility and social intell
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>Superspreaders (antimaskers, antilockdown, antidistancing, antivaxxers) are the people keeping COVID alive. It's not as black and white as you try to paint it. I'm not living in the US but I've encountered a sizable numbe
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>The companies delayed their announcement and strengthened the trials so the current Trumpista favorite argument would in theory lose steam. They [Pfizer] delayed the announcement to three days after the elections. I'm sure those th
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>It's 100% texting, both drivers and pedestrians. This is unfortunately very true, even for societies which are much more sensitive to this issue. As a regular cyclist in my hometown of Berlin/Germany I sometimes see so much as
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Just out of curiousity, who was this "magical salesman" CEO? Some well-known face?
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>why did he get himself killed in such a dumb way? We know today you can't just go around telling powerful people they're wrong. Maybe he was on the autism spectrum?
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Same experience here. It's one the first programs I install on every new system and have recommended it to friends for years. If any of the programmers involved read here: Thank you very much for all the hard work. It was worth it.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Although I agree with you in general, I think this is for practical reasons. It's not helpful to record 24/7, outside of police operations with regard to battery capacity and limits to bandwidth and data storage. One could propose
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by Leparamour 5y ago
>No technology will work if the people using it is corrupt. Put it on a blockchain then. Edit: I'm serious. Blockchain is exactly meant for application inside zero-trust environments. If you think it's impossible to put a video
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Thanks for the background information. Highly appreciated.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
"Never let a good crisis go to waste." - Winston Churchill
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by Leparamour 5y ago
My personal impression with archaeological sites around Istanbul is that architecture seems only cared for if it's from Osmanic heritage or connected to Islam. Anything that predates Islamic ruling is rather let to fall into disrepair.
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by Leparamour 5y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines says no. ;)
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by Leparamour 5y ago
To me it sounds like damage control lawyer speak: "Only admit what you can't deny any longer". None of this is new information, only that you were called a 'conspiracy theorist' for bringing these up until now and a
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by Leparamour 5y ago
How would authenticating videos work practically? The politician that was covertly recorded receiving bribes or ordering a murder surely will not say: "Yep, that's me on the video.".
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by Leparamour 5y ago
> Obama tried to stay clear of Syria. How does the supporting 'moderate rebels' figure into Obama's strategy of de-escalation in Syria?

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