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by StockHuman 4y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but I adore their ‘solar’ subdomain mirror that runs on solar power alone. It’s fun to see compelling commitment to the ethics espoused by the articles in the very site itself.
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by StockHuman 4y ago
I switched to iPhone this summer for that very reason, after maybe a decade on Android. Coming from the Essential PH-1 which I’d grown tired of maintaining past it’s official support life and looking for something the same size or smaller,
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by StockHuman 4y ago
For clarity’s sake, > “Base editing allows scientists to zoom to a precise part of the genetic code and then alter the molecular structure of just one base, converting it into another and changing the genetic instructions.” can be reduce
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by StockHuman 4y ago
That does not do what you think it does: that’s the button to disconnect from currently connected devices, not to turn off radios. Similarly, the airplane mode button above it will maintain Bluetooth.
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by StockHuman 4y ago
I, for one, will set about hunting the rich in their little bunkers for loot and sport.
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by StockHuman 4y ago
Moderation seems like a long-lost concept in this space; mid-rise with mixed use, as most cities around the world implement, is perfectly fine, but must be discarded because of zoning for single families at one extreme and skyscrapers at th
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by StockHuman 4y ago
"Diary of a spaceport janitor" may not be a poverty sim, and looks from the color choices alone far from one, but it does capture a certain mood; a common feeling produced by the 'poverty wage in a bustling hub of wealth&#x27
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by StockHuman 4y ago
This very story seems to clarify why they had recently purchased it. Though, of course, perhaps Epic just wanted to get into the music business.
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by StockHuman 4y ago
I wish "Unreal as a Library" existed in the same way it does with Unity; as we use the runtime to ship the cross platform AR component of a react native app.
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by StockHuman 4y ago
Not necessarily: gendarmerie are common throughout the world. Not that it matters, the power to arrest, use legitimate force, even 'kill and get away with it' distinguishes them from common citizens already.
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by StockHuman 5y ago
Suggesting Smeg to someone concerned with quality undermines your point.
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by StockHuman 5y ago
Verified, authentic, checkmarked and vetted people still post false, misleading, or otherwise deliberate propaganda all the time. Truth claims from popular users fuel the fire of public opinion, whichever way the wind may blow. Dare I say
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by StockHuman 5y ago
With fewer people to police, perhaps it's time the city consider sizing down their gargantuan PD. Eleven billion dollars does seem a little much, no?
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by StockHuman 5y ago
I live on a little sidestreet next to a highway. The highway is raised (due to being on a steep hill directly behind our place) and has noise barriers installed. By and large, highway traffic is a low, background static, somewhat like the e
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by StockHuman 5y ago
Does having one's phone compromised by Cellebrite et al. look like anything at all to the end user?
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by StockHuman 5y ago
That's indeed motivated reasoning; insulting people closes them off to your ideas. In the context of the internet, where there's no pre-existing relationship of respect towards you, no one being insulted is inclined to pay attenti
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by StockHuman 5y ago
Radio Free Asia/Europe is the US equivalent of China's CGTN; state-backed propaganda flimsily dressed up as regular journalism.
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by StockHuman 5y ago
I've replaced Google Now with a HN app at the home button thing. All a tap away. :)
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by StockHuman 5y ago
That's a strange question, I have no private data about current of future lawbreaking. We know they're keen to lobby and litigate their way out of laws, and pay paltry fines when they fail to do so, but I cannot predict the next i
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by StockHuman 5y ago
That's an excellent point, and I agree - not just here, but in practice as well - I go out of my way to respect the GPL and similar licenses for my own work and others'. My respect of copyleft does not come from a want to adhere t
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by StockHuman 5y ago
> Ironically, using these services without paying or submitting to trackings or ads and these companies not paying taxes both violate the principal of “not paying your share” That is my point, yes; we are already past that point of payin
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by StockHuman 5y ago
I don't think it's fair these sites editorialize content but avoid the repercussions of not editorializing away human trafficking rings (for example), or how they dodge billions in taxes around the world. If a paid tier offered no
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by StockHuman 5y ago
That's silly; voluntary scans aren't voluntary if they're to work, and no scans is always an option. Human decisions to do things one way or another have never been set in stone.
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by StockHuman 5y ago
I wonder what China's exit strategy is, given they've committed themselves to lower-efficacy vaccines and must now be permanently on guard for infections.
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by StockHuman 5y ago
For your consideration, Jellyfin. [0] [0] https://jellyfin.org/