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by Zuider 5y ago
You can get around this by backing up your database of passwords onto a pendrive, for example, and then installing the password manager on to a fresh device. You will be able to gain access to your old password file from this if you remembe
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by Zuider 5y ago
Nietzsche's quest was to discover how to lead the good life despite the implications of nihilism.
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Hitler does appear to have actually read the books as evidenced by the passages marked by coloring pencil. There is not any ready evidence that he gleaned any deep wisdom or moral edification from his reading, and it is far more likely, giv
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Nietzsche was also contemptuous of anti-Semitism. Like Machiavelli, his ideas and motivations were misunderstood and reduced to caricatures in the popular mind. It did not help that Elizabeth Nietzsche, his sister who survived him, was a fa
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Hitler was also a voracious reader with a private library of some 2000 books. Surprisingly, Schopenhauer appears to have been Hitler's favorite reading rather than those books of Nietzsche which proclaim the right of the amoral Superma
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>A Russian entrepreneur who offered a $1 million bounty for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin says he posted the reward because he wants to solidify Putin’s public image as a war criminal. It should be made clear that, unlik
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The many meanings of Schrödinger's cat(iai.tv)
1 points by Zuider 5y ago|0 comments
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Leaked stolen Nvidia cert can sign Windows malware(theregister.com)
178 points by Zuider 5y ago|73 comments
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Dijkstra took a top down 'God's eye' perspective which could seem impractical and even perverse to those people just trying to make things work by tinkering, and easily distracted into chasing after the latest poorly understo
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"I recently read a series of articles on the Shuttle on-board software and, though President Reagan has generously offered a teacher a free ride, I tell you I am not available." Well, that passage was painfully prescient, even tho
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It is likely that Reality Winner was not acting from the most ethical motives. Investigators found a diary at her house which contained plans to burn down the White House and to run off and join the Taliban.
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Elvis once punched out a guy who used a certain word in his presence and expected him to approve.
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If the initial singularity already contains everything that unfolds from its expansion so it emerges deterministically, then: 1) How can a zero dimensional object hold any information? 2) Does every singularity hold the same information? Wo
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From the latest Audacity release notes: >A journaling feature has been added for QA purposes. What exactly does that mean? https://github.com/audacity/audacity/releases
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In Search of the First Comment(hackaday.com)
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>In order to act on a claim (inaction is also an action; "avoid committing oneself to accepting" is just ornate wording for choosing inaction) one must evaluate the "probability of truth" of said claim. There is no re
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>Again, I pose the question, what is a reasonable alternative? Again, this inverts the burden of proof. There is no obligation to provide any alternative, and no obligation to defer to a consensus in the absence of one. >Scientific co
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by Zuider 5y ago
OP's question appears to invert the burden of proof in assuming that a consensus, even of experts, ought to be believed unless there are compelling reasons not to accept it. Where is the evidence that a consensus is a good metric for t
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I am not sure that political activists employing threats to achieve a political goal should be considered part of the free market.
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The 'reclaim' phenomenon is quite old, and it has happened quite often in politics that a party or politician has defused a pejorative or satirical label by embracing it. The elephant and donkey mascots of the two main parties in
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by Zuider 5y ago
Have you tried the YTBypass, 'youtubensfw' redirect? At first, the video won't load, but there is a notice to 'click this if the site won't load.' which brings up the video. It becomes possible to download the
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by Zuider 5y ago
In many cases, advertisers have been pressured by activists on pain of having their brand actively smeared by those activists. This leaves the question open as to how much advertisers would be motivated to withdraw their custom, absent such
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What evidence is there that a general consensus on a thesis indicates that it is necessarily true? Is it rational simply to accept a consensus, effectively taking something on faith?
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It was a design flaw. The flames were able to travel quickly through the central passage which passed through the center of the gas-bladders. The footage shows flames venting from the nose of the airship.
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New footage shows the tail-fins catch fire before the gas-bladders erupted. Those tail-fins must, therefore, have been quite flammable. The video suggests that the trigger for the fire was the release of a large build up of static electrici
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At that stage in his life, the king was too weak and ill to stand, so the artist, Holbein, improvised, creating the iconic "power stance" image we associate with Henry VIII
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In paleolithic Ireland, such stones were used for cooking. They would be heated to a high temperature in a fire, and then rolled into a pit containing water to boil food.
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They are all roughly spherical, so they could be cooking stones. Heated in a fire, they can be then rolled into a pit which contains the food and water, allowing the food to be boiled slowly without burning. https://www.thoughtco
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Of course, but he adds the beat so smoothly and unobtrusively that the ordinary listener hears no glitch in the matrix. That is where the magic comes in.
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Other players such as Nick Drake, composed on piano, and tuned the guitar to accommodate the composition.

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