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Chinas whole economy is built on illegal copying amd stealing ideas, who is surprised? Not me.
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Well your link discusses kids raised on it. Endocrine system is very different before and after puberty. I'm also talking about higher amounts then studies I've seen covered, as I said the guys I talked to were eating a lot, enoug
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5y ago
If you are worried about big meat than surely you acknowledge there is at least as big an agenda of shoving soy and bugs down people's throats. Democrats, UN, WEF, lots of NGOs all have thrown their weight hard behind it. What makes yo
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5y ago
Honestly dense cities suck. Why anybody would pay so much for such a small space with neighbors so near I just don't get. Good for you getting out.
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5y ago
The real reason for many subscription models is to juice more revenue from users, charging over time allows for a higher price with less sticker shock.
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5y ago
There is. Rizin also has some interesting improvements (like mew save by serialization of state instead if command sequence) which is nice since it initially looked like a CoC fork.
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Waiting decades with government policies in place and altered behavior is not a realistic option. Most people would rather risk infection over the long term.
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Of course there's a political advantage. It's something that forces everybody to visibly declare an affiliation with a side at all times in public. That will always be used for political advantage.
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If I am in the rare scenario where I have to shoot I will use the lethal option. Even if the chance is only 1% where the non-lethal does not kill. Because if I have to shoot than my life is in imminent danger.
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Because scorched-earth counterinsurgency never works. It doesn't usually work tactically amd it never achieves long-term goals strategic or political unless you want the place to stay a smoking crater. This is basically the reason why
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Ya i wasnt shit talking the study, i was saying its a bad dataset to use in this case.
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Not called yes but everybody ive know has sent goodbye text message or snapchat.
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Common reasons for suicide the model found: - Being threatened or harassed through digital media - Being picked on or bullied by a student at school - Exposure/involvement in serious arguments and yelling at home Waow guys the computer
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Ask HN: Best Cheapish 4k Monitors?
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Theres some valid concern here tho, people are right when they say that net health impact is lower for nuclear than for coal but maybe the impact is more concentrated on fewer people for nuclear, consider the relative impact of nuclear vs c
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How does it affect taste? Cattle feed has a big effect on how meat tastes and, to a lesser extent, milk.
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GPLv2, which is viral.
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Front-end is, though: https://github.com/revoltchat/desktop
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Christianity is pretty clear on pulling out the log in one's own eye. Since everybody alive is imperfect we shouldn't spend time criticizing others, beyond something like a friend offering advice or parent correcting a child, or p
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My friends and i use cockatrice these days even when we meet in person for that reason. No more issue where guy with largest budget wins every time.
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So does the Kindle. I like the idea of a "freer" device but it is worth note to any current Kindle user that with a jailbreak you can get the same Linux shell.
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GPU-Based Malware
(twitter.com)
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Indeed, Bolsonaro doesn't like non-Western shots. For instance, his supporters are calling Chinese offerings vachinas .
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XMPP is a rather old protocol at twenty-two years. If anything it is other standards that are newer and causing the "standard proliferation".
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Cultivate browser extension shows American alternatives to Chinese products
(addons.mozilla.org)
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The first release of MIR project
(github.com)
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Ahh yes, the slippery slope fallacy fallacy: assuming that all slippery slope arguments are fallacious. https://twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/987274961659232256...
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I like mosra's search, implemented in m.css for magnum. He wrote a blog post on it here: https://blog.magnum.graphics/meta/improved-doxygen-documenta... and you can try it on the magnum docs site: https:/&#
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The Rockchip Calendar
(lore.kernel.org)
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Microsoft could at least stop actively trying to break O365 on Wine, which I believe it is doing. I have heard rumors (albeit unsourced ones) that MS is trying to bring Outlook over first.
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