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aliasEli
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>There are three principles of public relations: > repeating > repeating > repeating > much like the > location > location > location > mantra in real estate. My favorite are the three most important t
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> The problem is that different versions of the same editorial appear over and over again and many people think it is fresh when they see it and they don't have the perspective to realize that there is nothing fresh about it at all,
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> Still a ridiculous idea. Which idea are you referring to and why is it ridiculous?
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A new way to build tiny springs.
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I am a bit disappointed by the low number of planets. If they can detect us, we should also be able to detect them in the next 5000 year. But the creation of life appears to be a rare event, e.g. Venus and Mars are very similar to Earth, bu
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I also sometimes flag submissions when they are essentially duplicates. Is that acceptable behavior?
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In most jurisdictions I know, the developer would be safe if he could show that he warned management about the security problem. In situation like this always write an e-mail to your manager and keep a copy in a safe place.
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User defined operators frequently lead to programs that are difficult to understand, e.g. what is this '+'. When reading you will probably at first assume that it is adding two numbers, but then you also have to consider all other
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Most Mobile Apps Can Be Compromised in 15 Minutes or Less
(darkreading.com)
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And the remaining 19% simply don't know that they are doing it.
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A gigantic comet is currently inbound toward the Sun
(syfy.com)
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Most countries in Western Europe have/had socialist and communist parties, that have been pretty tolerant to opposing views. Most US citizen have very strange ideas about socialism.
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The sad thing about it that most of his attackers also want more men to come forward and admit their wrong-doings. Their reaction will men only more reluctant to admit anything.
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Due to a decline in income from advertisers many traditional media have fired a lot of journalists. The remaining ones are under great pressure to produce articles. So it is not surprising that the quality of journalism has declined.
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Yet another buffer overflow. Probably the software is written by some C/C++ developers who swear that those never occur in their code. Given the large number of security problems that have been caused by buffer overflows and similar pr
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The High Cost of Not Testing Backlogged Rape Kits
(propublica.org)
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The Novavax Vaccine Data, and Spike Proteins in General
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Cyber Sleuths Cracked an ATM Shimmer Gang
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The US is the giant outlier in this graph. It spends a tremendous amount of money for mediocre results.
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Link for EU viewers: https://web.archive.org/web/20210625061131/https://www.infor...
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What is interesting to look at in this report is which known UAP's by US army personal are not included. Those are probably secret US projects.
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Phil Mason is actually a chemist.
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In most countries you cannot be forced to take the vaccine. You can also probably consult your own doctor if you have any doubts. The problem here is that you appear to fall in the group with medical conditions for which Covid poses a serio
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The opposite question is of course "Is not getting a Covid vaccine riskier than advertised?".
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I am referring to a scientific article. If you think it is wrong write another one.
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We know that Covid-19 is mainly spread through the air. Common sense would predict that wearing a face mask would reduce the spreading. This article contains some factual data to support this.
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This is a fine example of the tragedy of the commons [0]. Every local actor is trying to their best but the overall result is far worse than the global optimum. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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> The mRNA vaccines have not had the same level of scrutiny and transparency despite comparable levels of adverse event reporting. Could you give some sources for that?
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I see, it is a very interesting tiny language. How do you handle scoping of variables, do you have dynamic scope like early lisp? PS: The web page is not very readable for me because it requires both horizontal and vertical scrolling.
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Sunset in Tucson at Feb 9 was at 18:04 [0]. The incident occurred at 22:30, so it was pretty dark. I could not find any weather reports for that day, but since it disappeared in the undercast it must have been cloudy. Because it had been da
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