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by adriancr 5y ago
There probably is a police complaint and a file somewhere...
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by adriancr 5y ago
You can find the research being reported on, just a quick google away. Here you go: https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-1330800/v1
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by adriancr 5y ago
> it is a sign of weak minded subservience. So is wearing seatbelts, following a queue properly, paying taxes, and any other number of things we do while out in society... It's funny how my parents generation had the same arguments
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> Citation please. Please show your evidence that the risk of transmission I did not ask for citation when you made the reverse statement. For me it's common sense, less exposure time, safer... > we're not actually having a
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> I appreciate your frank admission that masking on planes and in restaurants is merely a ritual done to fulfill other people's irrational expectations. I did not say or imply that it's a useless ritual. What I did want to say
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by adriancr 5y ago
You could have the decency to answer questions first and not reply with a question. I would do that as not wearing a mask properly is poor manners, does not respect other people's boundaries and I think it should be corrected. Now, do
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by adriancr 5y ago
It puts pressure on prices. They need to make minimum amount of flights, if not enough passengers options are to lower prices, take loss or cancel flights... due to the rule, they cant just cancel flights.
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by adriancr 5y ago
so what stopped you from complying?, the fact that the rule was stupid was sufficient motivation for you to disregard it and annoy a flight attendant enough that you get screamed at and have your trip made unpleasant? (and possibly annoy an
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by adriancr 5y ago
When you're playing online games, MMOs for example, you still incur the cost of latency to the server, games tend to hide that in various ways. Google servers are much closer if not in the same datacenter as the game servers... network
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by adriancr 5y ago
Annecdotally, I had the opposite experience, no lag, great graphics, was super impressed, too bad it did not have the games I like to play otherwise would have been subscribed. Setup and closeness to their datacenters might be it. (I used a
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by adriancr 5y ago
I would argue Michael Burry actually sparked GME, that and new CEO and some massive short selling. Burry has much more of a following on twitter then the 400 from Roaring Kitty, and him buying was a trigger for my interest in it. Now, he us
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by adriancr 5y ago
It is a thing in Romania with larger cars like BMW X5 and so on. That's mostly because it was fairly easy to get a drivers license with bribes up until a few years after joining EU. (until the anti-corruption agency was set up) Also du
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Why are you trolling on hn?
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many advantages, If your phone dies, you just move sim card and the new phone works has your old phone number. You buy a new phone, say you have an android and buy an iphone or reverse... you can easily move the sim card as you want. I&#x27
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by adriancr 5y ago
Are all laptops with oled using pwm? Some amoled phones are using dc dimming...
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Rootkits/exploits appear on any operating system. Wipe and reinstall often, rotate passwords at same time, also teaches good backups. ad blocker by default and always up to date system. Use VMs or other machines for dubious websites an
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by adriancr 5y ago
It's easy to criticise, its not like Putin has been doing a good job with Russian economy
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sadly by the time omicron would reach 99% we might have another variant and cycle repeats. Data released is with what was present, in time we'll get for the rest as well... Omicron right now is too new to actually know effectiveness...
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oh no... slippery slope and misinformation... Gee... i guess unvaccinated people flooding hospitals, spreading virus at a much higher rate screaming muh freedom is a great situation. Meanwhile i know of people with cancer that cant schedule
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One person's freedoms end where another's begin. You are saying that restricting someone's 'freedoms' make vaccine not voluntary. Perhaps there is a bit of coercion, that being said, people are free to take it or no
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by adriancr 5y ago
So it is voluntary. People just dont like the consequences of their actions. > am against 'vaccination passports' These are required when visiting certain countries where you are expected to be vaccinated against certain diseas
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by adriancr 5y ago
When has the US ever been anti-war?
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It is voluntary.
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Congrats on breaking the law... you are in nice company.
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> Are we also going to charge people who transmit STDs next? isnt it already the case for knowingly spreading HIV?
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She should face manslaugter charges for the 3 that died...
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oh no... by this logic we should have never used any vaccine all throughout history / the whole globe is authoritarian... grow up.
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In the Roman empire you had Pater Familias, doesn't mean those 'rights' were exercised. > In theory at least, he held powers of life and death over every member of his extended familia through ancient right. In practice, t
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they were fined for 'spoofed' trades which in my view are fake trades - they never intended for them to execute, only to steer the market in a direction they want to fill in orders they had at a profit. if those trades ran the ris
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> anyone cancelling an order has to worry that their action could be interpreted as "spoofing" And getting investigated by CFTC, and CFTC finding proof that you never intended to execute it AND you profiting from steering marke

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