admax88qqq

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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   Maybe there isn't a big conspiracy to censor? This was discussed last week too.
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   > but it also put a dent in the reasoning that the people I'll meet will highly likely be vaccinated due to their age. Gotta stop thinking in binary terms. Breakthrough cases happen though. So even if the people you're seeing
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   Also true
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   That's the downside of such integrated components. The upside is cheaper manufacturing, cheaper less assembly, less power draw, and less physical space.
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   Yup. In the end, wide vs tall makes less of a difference than total size in inches and total number of pixels. Take your preferred 4:3 and add horizontal pixels under 16:9, or your preferred 16:9 and add vertical pixeks under 4:3, on either
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   Sort of. But it's not ortholinear like most numpads and lacks the addition keys like a big Enter key, and the various math operations. It's an impoverished numpad that requires different muscle memory that you probably don't
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   Go home
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   The vaccine also hells reduce the severity of infection.
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   by admax88qqq 5y ago

   It's more native than a web page. Is an app in C# not native? Or Lua? or Python?
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    by admax88qqq 5y ago

    And yet almost every example of malware in the article is a native app.
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    by admax88qqq 5y ago

    Uhhh... Is that the only metric by which a vaccine is evaluated?