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by anshorei 5y ago
Ivermectin has research going back to the mid-2000's showing it has anti-viral properties. EDIT: Thought I'd come across a study indicating that from 2006, but I can't seem to find it. Let's settle on mid 2010's ins
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by anshorei 5y ago
Something being designed to help people doesn't make it good. There's reason to believe vaccinating using a non-sterilizing vaccine during a pandemic exerts an evolutionary pressure on the virus that will lead to the vaccine becom
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by anshorei 5y ago
More privacy for us, but not for you.
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by anshorei 5y ago
The FBI's intentions are getting more funds. Seeming to be doing something useful is more important to that end than actually doing something useful, hence their colorful history of creating easy problems to fix and then solving them t
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by anshorei 5y ago
Back in the day parents used to say "don't reveal any personal information on the internet", no verification necessary. But the ad giants destroyed that.
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by anshorei 5y ago
I already use Odysee, Rumble, Bitchute over yt whenever possible, this just pushes me away from yt even more.
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by anshorei 5y ago
There's two major metrics to measure the severeness: the mortality rate and the infection rate. I think that "we haven't had the level of death we had in 1918 so the pandemic is less severe" ignores the fact that COVID-1
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by anshorei 5y ago
Came here to say this. I'm using a Pinephone as my daily and although it's still very early it does nearly everything it needs to. Just don't count on it to wake you up, the alarm clock doesn't always wake the phone on M
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by anshorei 5y ago
> Spreading rumours doesn't pay the bills, so there's no large scale incentive to spread them. Spreading rumours absolutely helps pay the bills, it's almost an essential part of the experience of going to the pub in a smal
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by anshorei 5y ago
Just wanted to stress it because that quote contained the essence of what I was always taught in Karate.
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by anshorei 5y ago
> Then shout and run. Everything else you do in a fight should just be in order to get to this step.
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by anshorei 5y ago
> But he praises the new vaccine technology, so he´s not antivaxx. It's sad how this has to be stated every time one brings up criticism of the current vaccine strategy. For many people there's only two possible stances: "
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by anshorei 5y ago
But how will you show the kids ads then?
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by anshorei 5y ago
That doesn't sound very hygienic when over half of the population on Earth is going in raw.
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by anshorei 5y ago
the space isn't required typing "query!g" will refer you through to the google results
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by anshorei 5y ago
Yes, and I'll take any reasonable precaution I can to avoid getting COVID: social distancing, wearing a mask, regularly using disinfectant, working from home, etc. The choice isn't between the vaccine or COVID.
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by anshorei 5y ago
Show what software you use to produce your content and recommend the software to others.
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by anshorei 5y ago
That goes counter to the spirit of Free Software.
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by anshorei 5y ago
(to be absolutely clear: I recommend Tuxedo computers. They suggested I remove the harddrive when sending me shipping instructions, something I had already done, but I found it very reassuring they said so and hence recommend them to tech-i
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by anshorei 5y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. I've been vaccinated for many things, they're vaccines that we've had years of experience administering to people. I'm not anti-vax in any way. I'm not even anti-mRNA vaccines. What
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by anshorei 5y ago
And that's what we call "strawmanning".
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by anshorei 5y ago
Same here with Tuxedo Computers, I had already removed the drive because that's standard procedure. If a repair shop ever asks me my password I'm just going to another one because that is to me a clear sign they're incompeten
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by anshorei 5y ago
It wasn't a pandemic back then because they no longer had a definition for pandemics. We're lucky they found the dictionary when they did.
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by anshorei 5y ago
It's hard to convince people to spend responsibly when the government spends irresponsibly, spirals into debt and lets the money printers run overtime.
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by anshorei 5y ago
Ostracization by peers, revenge by members of the victim's family or tribe. Humans generally had reasons not to go out and kill one another long before laws.
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by anshorei 5y ago
An increasing amount of people I know don't have a TV screen and show no interest in getting one. They just use computer screens to watch instead. Not that that's better for privacy since they've at the same time been switchi
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by anshorei 5y ago
It's possible for you to be in violation of GDPR without "thinking of user data as something for you to harvest, mine, resell and profit from". If it's "killing a few companies" and "a startup doesn't
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by anshorei 5y ago
When you're doing deliveries half-empty is the optimistic take.
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by anshorei 6y ago
Storing ipv4 addresses as 32bit numbers is common so I can certainly see a use for that.
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by anshorei 6y ago
The only issue I have with Brave (and any other Chromium-based browsers) is the memory consumption, it's definitely worse than Firefox on that front. But at least they're looking for ways to improve their browser like they've

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