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5y ago
I like how NSO simultaneously claims they "hav nothing to do with the software after it's sold" but can also "shut down the software at any time, we have the technology". So pegasus operators probably have some sort
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At least with the eviction moratorium, it was ruled unconstitutional by scotus and biden doubled down and enacted a new illegal eviction moratorium. Seems like they are kind of picking and choosing what rules they'll follow, and which
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5y ago
Look at it this way, if a car is involved in a drive-by shooting the police can't get a warrant to search every single home that has the same year/make/model of car registered to with that address. For a legal warrant you ha
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5y ago
VS Code is totally available on linux. In fact, it even works on my raspberry pi 4 with an ARM processor
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5y ago
Nim is my all time favorite language. The devs deserve this and more.
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5y ago
Looks like the legit just used a camera on a rope lol. Definitely "impossible" smh
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5y ago
This is also why a lot of people who are actually ignorant get really aggressive when someone points out a mistake. Because they care A LOT about appearances. They don't actually care about improving or actually being correct, so lon
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5y ago
I've actually had anti-cheat software flag programs as possible cheating tools and refused to run a game until I literally remove the suspected software from my computer (when it wasn't even running). So while what you say certai
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The issue with trying to make an argument that religion has no mechanism for change is that religions have and continue to change. So whether the mechanism is a priest, a turtle's dream, or if it's because of evidence is largely
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5y ago
What a bunch of jellyfish
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5y ago
"Man shoves SD card into floppy disk and shit writer posts about it with a misleading clickbait title"
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5y ago
I feel like it's a good discussion; to what lengths are we willing to go to keep someone safe? We could put people into boxes, keep them drugged/knocked out and force-fed via tubes. Technically they'd be perfectly safe, so
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>Sure thing, but at least most european countries have a lot easier when it comes to lower the emissions from cars. Most European countries are also like 1/500th the size of the USA though(exaggerating a little bit). Things are muc
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> If an environmentalist needs to attend a conference where they can better-influence the movers and shakers of the world, then they should take the most convenient form of transport to get there, not a sailboat. I never suggested they s
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>What I don't get is how the US will ever get to zero emissions. Since the very act of breathing or farting creates emissions, I don't think any country will ever have zero emissions.
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5y ago
Then the people who aren't willing to do anything about it should just shut up already. It's like complaining that the person in the stall next to you is making the bathroom smell like shit, while you sit there taking a dump.
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5y ago
I feel like looking at a prominent climate scientist's lifestyle, and looking at the measures they take would be a good indication of how fucked we are. If we are truly fucked I imagine they're taking some pretty drastic measures
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5y ago
Yeah, somehow I don't believe it. If we truly are only 7 years away from being totally fucked then I don't think we can actually do anything about it at this point. I mean, if it's true I feel like my coworkers who talk abo
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5y ago
OK, that actually makes sense. I suck at interpreting graphs.
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> In its initial rollout on Call of Duty: Warzone, the kernel-level driver will only operate when you play on PC. The driver is not always-on. The software turns on when you start Call of Duty: Warzone and shuts down when you close the g
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I just don't understand how someone genuinely believed a picture of a vintage camera was a picture of a bomb...
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5y ago
Bahahaha, their graph on the website adds up to 162%... 70% + 56% + 36%... But they only put the % after the 70 so is 56 and 36 percentages or what? I gotta be missing something
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5y ago
Right, I guess the overall point being that religion has a mechanism for change as well.
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Trusting science == faith. I'm pretty sure that's antithetical to real science.
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I'm not religious, but isn't that what priests are for? Like to update the church's model of what's right/wrong based on new information... just from god
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Yeah, I get that. You don't even own the thing at all, which makes it more of a ripoff. You essentially own a digital record that says that someone agrees that you paid money so that there is a record that you paid them money. As soo
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Just bc people don't agree that a surprisingly shitty rendition of a pixel alien is worth $140,000,000, that doesn't mean they "don't understand NFTs", it just means their bullshit detector actually works.
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5y ago
Yo, I opened a new tab after looking at that twitter thread and... WTF HE IS EVERYWHERE!!!! This has got to be the weirdest things that has happened to me on the internet.. https://imgur.com/a/MFUXbhl
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5y ago
Yeah but if you're anybody BUT this guy you'd be excited bc maybe someone else can get a modeling job for once.
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5y ago
I mean, gender is a spectrum no? Anybody who claims that the blue isle in my store is marketed towards boys is just applying outdated and antiquated stereotypes to my store's protest about gender-normative systems of oppression. In o
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