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But the purpose of prohibiting sideloading isn't security. It's preventing of apps like NewPipe and Vanced.
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Output is just one factor, capacity is another. If you're building a solar plant with the assumption that storage will make it provide consistent energy output throughout the day, then the difference between 12 hours of storage and 2
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90 GWh would be something like 10% of global annual battery production.
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One of my biggest pet peeves is when outlets talk about energy storage exclusively in terms of output and neglect to mention capacity. Does 15.7 gigawatts of storage mean 15.7 GWh? Capacity is as important, if not more important, than outpu
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Elcom_Ltd . Found not guilty, but he was charged and tried.
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https://share.google/OfLzb9jqQywV1ZxOt > While European health authorities aren’t instituting bans on treatment, currently minors in six European countries—Norway, U.K. Sweden, Denmark, France and Finland—can access pube
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This isn't a de novo principle. It's pretty basic evidence based medicine: if a treatment has negative side effects, there needs to be significant evidence of positive outcomes to justify this treatment. What "absurd collater
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> You conflate the European change in medical policy, which still permits the use of puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria, with American legislative bans that do not permit that. No, it largely does not. Most European countries at
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> Medical officials fairly broadly agree that gender-affirming care improves the quality of life of patients, and so of course it should be allowed. This is not really true any more at this point in history. European countries have eithe
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There has been quality research published recently on treating gender dysphoria. For instance, A 2020 study on treating GD with hormone therapy: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08039488.2019.1...
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Block evasion is creating an alt account to interact with someone who has blocked you. Screenshotting someone's public post is not block evasion.
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Couldn't it be possible that chemically altering minors isn't be best course of treatment? The UK, Finland, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway have all stopped routine prescription of puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria on
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What is Singal misrepresenting? His writings on the subject mostly serve to highlight just how poor the evidence around gender affirming pediatric care is. And he's hardly alone in this conclusion. The UK, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, Norwa
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Most experts don't predict the collapse of industrialized society. Higher temperatures, rising sea levels, and more energetic weather events will cause damage and make life difficult for decent chunks of the population especially those
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https://imgur.com/a/GLkSLkY It looks like Bluesky is going to be shedding active for the near future, probably settling around a million users active per day.
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Even if the numbers are true, that leaves Germany with 2x the proportion of civilian deaths.
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What court? Presumably you're taking about the ICJ? It only stated that allegations of genocide is "plausible". The grandparent comment is about a human rights commission, not a court. Also, the ICJ only has jurisdiction when
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People absolutely do disagree and debate what is and is not rape, though. Legal definitions exist, but have loads of subjectivity. E.g. some argue that threatening to break up with a partner over lack of sex is coercion and thus rape.
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The definition of genocide is absolutely up for debate. And even legal definition (presumably you mean UN definition) is highly subjective, too. Less than 1% of Palestinians have been killed since Oct 7. Germany saw 10% of its population k
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This is indeed a big obstacle to credibly calling the Israel-Palestine conflict a genocide. Germany lost ~10% of it's population in WW2. France lost 4% in WW1. Less than 1% of the Palestinian has been killed since Oct 7. Heck, the US R
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Militaries do that too. Signals Intelligence has been thing since radios were used by the military. I bet you that in Ukraine the moment you fire up any RF emitter it's showing up on someone's spectrum analyzer. And if it's u
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I am similarly dubious of the idea that TV consoles will be abandoned. Handhelds necessarily require low power. Even the steam deck is considered too heavy for many users, and it struggles to run present generation games at 800p. Nintendo i
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What about it?
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Absolutely, repeatedly interrupting people with questions can get you arrested. Go to a public commentary session at your local town hall. Exceed your allotted time period and keep questioning the officials. You'll eventually be arrest
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Shouting down other people deprives them of their freedom of speech, and is rightfully prevented. Padilla was detained because he was attempting to do that: disrupt someone else from exercising speech. He could have made the exact same spee
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Some WHO reports were suggesting that lockdowns do more harm than good as early as late 2020.
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Not quite: prior to the communications Decency Act of 1996 (which contained section 230), companies were also not liable for the speech of their users, but lost that protection if they engaged in any moderation . The two important cases at
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And even where water scarcity is a problem, heat exchangers can be configured to use wastewater. The Palo Verde plant does this.
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Data ingestion and visualization. They ingest data from a variety of different sources and make it easier to correlate data that might previously have been separate. As in, workflows that might have involved analyzing one data set, writing
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People in the thread are asking why people ride Waymo to SFO, which is well outside San Francisco proper. Thus, the whole peninsula's density is what's relevant. The US does not have many metro areas with population densities abov
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