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by abracadaniel 2y ago
It will only take an order making the data illegal to host to have it removed. More copies are critical.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Indoor smoking bans were passed during that period. This was a time period of major pushes to outright ban smoking. That’s when I saw it actually drop off. “Throughout the early to mid-2000s, especially between 2004 and 2007, an increasing
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
The title was just updated as the original had them reversed. The defendant is Google.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I don’t think Cigarette smoking became unpopular without heavy regulation. In countries that don’t have such restrictions, smoking is still ubiquitous.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Make that the victory condition. Secret ending after N hours of inactivity. You lose when you sign in next, though.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
You had 9 months to produce a baby, but you waited until the final day to deliver it? What a terribly mismanaged project.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Ozone hole? We recognized the ozone layer had developed a hole which was growing. We identified the cause. Globally agreed to ban CFCs and implement replacements. Hole is mostly gone today.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Also, having that level of skill makes you valuable. You could probably earn a decent wage and therefore have more to lose and be less likely to use or want to pass on those skills for free. If you have the skill, you’re probably not desper
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
The fact that those blind seems like precisely the reason they should be included. The public is diverse and has diverse needs. A monoculture of staff will fail to see the those needs and only meet a subset. Maximizing success requires find
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
And yet, common enough that a random guy in the forum claimed to have had several in his store and gave them a copy of the service manual. And that was in the same city as the collector in the video. A decent amount of these were probably s
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Judging from the posts I’ve seen, others have already started. Someone had a drone with a lit Roman candle going the other day. Or it was FAA compliant aliens. One of the two.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
This creates a new doomsday scenario for alien bacteria. Not that it could infect us, but that it could be much more efficient than existing life in some fundamental way that can’t be stopped.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
It’s things like this that constantly remind me that biology is far more complex in practice, and even while having a deeper understanding than most, I’m relying on some very grossly oversimplified abstractions.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
So, the more spike protein, the worse the symptoms, but also vaccination with Pfizer/BioNTech reduced the number of spike proteins stuck in the marrow. I wonder why mRNA making more spike proteins improves the situation
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
It seems like this is just vibes, and is essentially a proxy for housing prices.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
The existing and impending protectionism almost guarantees the US car manufacturers are screwed. The rest of the world is already buying loads of BYDs, so US car makers are already competing with them and losing badly. They’ll be relegated
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
We're also currently in a period of Quantitative Tightening as we slowly undo the QE done during covid, which should have a deflationary effect. But who knows over what time period and with what magnitude.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
You nailed it with all of those, from my experience. Nearly all of the toys we have were gifts. Two sets of grandparent, with not enough grandchildren to go around, and more options than ever. Even birthday parties have us struggling to fil
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Nautical miles
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Isn’t that just artificially creating new diversity?
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
From what I’ve seen, it’s been shown to be effective against existing infections, as well as preventing it from progressing to cancer.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Not to mention cloud storage and backup that everything uses. Every photo or video you take is also consuming your data.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Verge article as possible replacement: https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/9/24266419/internet-archive...
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Verge reports someone has taken credit for an ongoing DDOS against IA. "An account on X called SN_Blackmeta said it was behind the attack and implied that another attack was planned for tomorrow" https://www.theverge.c
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
That was a DNS hack of polyfill.io though right? This looks like it was/is self hosted.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
That does look fascinating. I hadn’t seen this yet, thank you.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
That’s my dream network. A long range, low bandwidth, decentralized network. Mesh would be cool, but even just being able to exchange with neighbors at the scale of 1-10mi would be amazing.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Interestingly, this won’t be his first statue. He is among the statues at the Internet archive. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aaron_Swartz_statu... See also - https://www.nualacreed.com/gal
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
According to the same prosecutors whose DNA was found on the murder weapon. It’s unlikely he could be found innocent in the future, but when the evidence is that flawed, and the prosecution and the victim’s family are asking for life instea
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
See also effectiveness vs efficacy. If condoms are 100% effective but used incorrectly 20% of the time, they have 80% efficacy. It’s a useful stat when determining where to best allocate funds, but not for individual healthcare decisions.

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