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5y ago
I wonder what BigTechs excuse is going to be now that 'gain of function research' is being uncovered? Its painful to realize the web has turned into a giant propaganda network.
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5y ago
At least their undocumented warehouse workers can salve their injuries with 100% legal biden-bud.
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5y ago
...drugs, but not unions...interesting what they support
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5y ago
The solution is simple then: Amazon should allow Walmart employees to vote on Union issues...
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5y ago
The government could crush bitcoin in an instant. No laws are needed nor are any direct enforcement actions necessary. Its quite simple: Quit printing so much money, quit living with perpetual deficits, and enact strict financial policies.
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5y ago
We've never stopped living with germs. The paper face-napkins you wear are filled with bacteria and viruses...
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New UK Law Mandates Organ Donation by Default Unless Explicit Opt-Out (2020)
(organdonation.nhs.uk)
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5y ago
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5y ago
The chilling effects are so great half of HN is probably scared to comment... 2+2=5.
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5y ago
>ponzi It's become increasingly common to see the word "ponzi" applied to what is just really a "speculative investment". Its a shame this is continually being done, because its a real destruction of language mea
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6y ago
Well, they are pushing them because in general traditional VC's completely missed out on the initial crypto boom. NFT's are their manufactured attempt to build a Crypto V2 market they think they can control. 90% of the stories you
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6y ago
Maybe WP will run an article stating that workers from Walmart should be allowed to vote in their election...
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6y ago
There is no such thing as "intrinsic value" all value is subjective. A glass of water would be priced differently in the middle of the desert as opposed to next to the ocean.
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6y ago
If we assume that newspapers goal is to sell papers to the maximum number of potential readers, this indicates a decline in general literacy / IQ of reading populace. Compare and contrast the average newspaper article written in say 19
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6y ago
Not by printing...
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6y ago
As opposed to fiat, which funds war and enormous waste via unrestrained printing....
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6y ago
There are other benefits. UDS can be permissioned using standard unix USER/GROUP which adds more flexible security structure (more so when you combine UDS with SE Linux). This is opposed to localhost which is much harder to firewall fr
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6y ago
Good thing they were shut down. Lots and lots of wrongthink being expressed on that network. "It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen."
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6y ago
The corporate party (ie mainstream D's and R's + MSM + BigTech) seems completely desperate. Perhaps its just the quality of blackmail the CCP has on them....
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6y ago
Its also complete accident that there is now a 20000 page "Patriot Act 2.0" being pushed as a solution.
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6y ago
>Bitcoin, though, mainly seems to solve problems for speculators and people engaging in light financial crime. Is there a niche I'm missing? Do you have a source for that?
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6y ago
A couple of months ago I started transitioning some of my oft-used scripts into podman builds (eg. convert picture.png picture.jpg)
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6y ago
Brave currently offers all the benefits of Chrome with few of the downsides. They are one of the few companies actually trying to change the spyware model of the web into something much more in line with its original principals (p2p ethos)
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6y ago
Over his rather milquetoast opinions? YouTube's collapse is rather spectacular to watch.
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6y ago
I think its reasonable to conclude that paper ballots should be mandated until open-sourced peer-reviewed code can be produced. If even 10% of the claims here are valid then it calls all the results into question where these machines were u
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6y ago
Compared to how google treats you?
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6y ago
Rumor is RH was planning this from before merger. Supposedly they wanted to do it before C8 release. It was handled in a very hamfisted way. Permitting entities to rebase from C7 -> C8 and then pulling the plug has caused tremendous ill
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YouTube Policy Update: Videos Alleging Voter Fraud Will Removed
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6y ago
Mail-in ballots with no return address, driven across state lines from NY to PA in trucks, with unverified signatures on forms pre-printed in China. Hopefully you are not in charge of IT security?
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6y ago
>It's best to just dismiss every case regardless of the merits. That sounds like someone thats pretty scared and knows they are guilty. Sad.
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Interesting that the Harvard statistician they used as an expert witness says: "the probability of Joe Biden winning the popular vote in the four states independently given President Trump’s early lead in those States as of 3 a.m. on N
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