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by arrrg 5y ago
That doesn’t seem plausible at all since the deletion of this page will direct more attention at this topic than just keeping it up. I’m completely certain that there is some completely harmless explanation to this and I wouldn’t read anyth
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by arrrg 5y ago
Well, it all comes down to companies being starkly hierarchical organizations where the leadership has absolute power. You know, the thing we usually detest when we talk about states and societies. It doesn’t matter how much the company dre
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by arrrg 5y ago
Where are you from that FFP2 usage is not common? Sure, cloth masks were widespread for about a year but by now usage of FFP2 masks is becoming extremely widespread, especially since the supply is by now overwhelming.
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by arrrg 6y ago
Long-term availability of mRNA vaccines is looking great (short-term is bad to middling but delivery promises were kept and even over-fulfilled and there were no relevant hiccups – everything is scaling up as quickly or more quickly than pr
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by arrrg 6y ago
That seems to be a weird perspective when we know that artworks that are collaboratively made by humans exist among humans. Think of films, for example, where at the extreme ends you might look at hundreds or thousands of people collaborat
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by arrrg 6y ago
That seems to be highly dependent on your own psychological state and disposition … To me it seems just as plausible that you don’t really want to think of all the bad times, all the bad decisions you made. Your hypothesis requires a certai
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by arrrg 6y ago
Don’t you have the burden of proof exactly reversed?
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by arrrg 6y ago
There is still legal uncertainty. The German Constitutional Court hasn’t settled this matter yet. I would assume that that’s causing most uncertainty and people waiting. A temporary effect until legal certainty exists.
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by arrrg 6y ago
It’s obvious that racism has deeply scarred the US and it’s a damaged and defective country because of that in many ways. It’s so corrosive and trust has been completely eroded every which way. I understand that action mostly in that contex
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by arrrg 6y ago
Copying texts is potentially copyright infringement, though.
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by arrrg 6y ago
Why are you ignoring that the President instigated the insurrection? Is that irrelevant? The president does have actual power …
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by arrrg 6y ago
A typical argument pattern is to use free speech as a full stop in any discussion. Engaging with the content of something is rejected straight away, it’s always the principle of the thing. That’s a tiring argument and describing that as a v
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by arrrg 6y ago
You have to use what people you know use. What use is switching to some messenger that no one you know uses? Obviously you can always fall back on SMS and e-mail, probably, but that is a path to social isolation in many cases. So, it’s not
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by arrrg 6y ago
Obviously this depends on your exact circumstances. You might be whole unaffected or literally everyone you know might use it. Either way, you depend on other people. This sucks, by the way. No doubt about that. But I doubt that individuals
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by arrrg 6y ago
Twitter is not the be all end all of communicating with the world. That’s absurd and more indicative of a warped Silicon Valley centric worldview that overemphasizes the importance of Twitter and others. Don’t get me wrong, Twitter is impor
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by arrrg 6y ago
Abstractly speaking you are right, of course. However, how could you even begin to fairly judge the author’s argument if you yourself aren’t knowledgeable about the topic at hand? If you aren’t an expert looking at the author’s credentials
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by arrrg 6y ago
I mean, who is which color actually is a coin flip (it‘s random or as good as random and there are repeat games to make sure the first mover advantage doesn’t play a role), so the model seems to be correct in that regard. They modeled that
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by arrrg 6y ago
Why would that be worth the effort? Support is pretty far-reaching and picking up marginal old phones isn’t that important.
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by arrrg 6y ago
It’s not the exact same situation. It’s a completely different situation. These apps need to use the OS APIs, otherwise there is no hope for them. The German app uses those APIs, the Australian one does not. While there are obviously trade-
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by arrrg 6y ago
That’s not slow. That’s just not the fastest. They are solidly leading the mid field. Also, given current high incidences I suspect phase 3 might be quite quick, which means Q3 or Q2 approval.
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by arrrg 6y ago
Now I’m hungry. Don’t get me wrong, 180g is no problem for me, I can even over-indulge and go for more, but that insures feeling disgusting afterwards (in that sense 180g seems like a pretty good delineator between large but possible and to
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by arrrg 6y ago
180g cooked or uncooked? Portions with 125g of uncooked pasta feel fine to me. That‘s 450 calories. Plus sauce (200 on the low end, 350 calories on the high end, depending on what exactly you want to eat – 200 calories would be something li
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by arrrg 6y ago
Sweden has lots of restrictions in place. And had.
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by arrrg 6y ago
Gear makes sense to me for any kind of settings or configuration. However, hamburger menus are often used for actual content or feature navigation. Who would suspect finding the, I don’t know, trends list or something behind a gear icon?
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by arrrg 6y ago
Cellular is a niche feature. I would disagree with how categorical that quoted statement was but not the general point. Of course laptops with cellular exist but they are hard to find and it is anything but typical that you can just add tha
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by arrrg 6y ago
I think that comes down to different models of ethics.
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by arrrg 6y ago
I would be so happy to find Parmesan that‘s not named Parmesan, just for some more diversity. For example, I would prefer to avoid animal-based rennet if at all possible, but there is no real diversity in cheeses with a Parmesan-like flavor
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by arrrg 6y ago
This is the information we have on the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine regarding severe cases: “There were 10 severe cases of COVID-19 observed in the trial, with nine of the cases occurring in the placebo group and one in the BNT162b2 vaccina
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by arrrg 6y ago
Why are people not wearing masks despite it being effective? Yeah, you can blame those people. They are incredibly irresponsible. Masks are obviously not the only measure that should be used.
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by arrrg 6y ago
All those things are to blame, though.

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