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by ars 1y ago
So you should know that this definition of Zionism that you use was created by antisemities. No actual Zionist uses this definition. It's also not a factual reality of how Israel started, Israel is not a settler project, it's not
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by ars 1y ago
> we (the US) are aiding and abetting it So because you think the US is involved, that's why the UN (which is not the US) should send peacekeepers?
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It seemed like a good summary to me. I mean saying he wants the end of peaceful coexistence is not enough for you? And he claims the Jews will have zero rights, and that's also not enough? If you need more, well, I gave you his name, h
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by ars 1y ago
You can't really use the word Zionist anymore because everyone has a completely different definition of what it means. So you're going to have to define your particular flavor before using it. To me virtually everyone on earth is
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by ars 1y ago
> How do Jewish people accept the genocide going on right now? They were not expecting it. GHF has distributed enough food to Gaza that there should not be any starvation going on. The Jewish people were not expecting the weaker people i
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by ars 1y ago
There were zero dead Hamas leaders on Oct 8, but the ICC did nothing, and did not care. Not to mention there are living Hamas leaders in Qatar, today, and the ICC? Does nothing. They are a joke.
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by ars 1y ago
It's fine for him to talk how he wants, it's not fine for him to be the person in charge of investigating Israel if he considers it to be the enemy. And if he considers Hezbollah the enemy, he should not be investigating them eith
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by ars 1y ago
That's the "sanitized" version of what he wants. He actually wants the Jews gone, it's pretty obvious from the other words he has said, and especially from his outright refusal to condemn attacks.
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by ars 1y ago
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/1/14/lebanons-pm-designa... Quote: Referring to Israel, Salam said he would work to “impose the complete withdrawal of the enemy from the last occupied inch of our lan
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by ars 1y ago
Gaza is not one city. Hu?? And diverted to Hamas who then sell it. https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/hamas-finances-fighter...
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by ars 1y ago
The head of the BDS supports the expulsion and/or murder of all Jews in Israel. Quote: Omar Barghouti, the founder of the BDS movement, made that perspective clear: “Good riddance! The two-state solution for the Palestinian-Israeli con
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by ars 1y ago
Israel is not an occupying power in Gaza, but rather a warring power. And Article 23 of the 4th Geneva Convention says: ".... are no serious reasons for fearing: (a) that the consignments may be diverted from their destination,"
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by ars 1y ago
lvm raid is simply a passthrough to mdraid.
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by ars 1y ago
They should switch to growing sugar cane. There's a high demand for sugar, plus sugar works even better than corn for ethanol.
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by ars 1y ago
My phone is rooted and passes "Device security checks", even though it's not supposed to. I don't know how it works technically, but clearly there's a way to fake it.
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by ars 1y ago
Yes I meant that! I spelled it wrong on Google, then copy/pasted the wrong word from the suggested replacement.
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by ars 1y ago
> EKG showed no sign of heart attack What about troponin? I was told by a Dr that it's more accurate than an EKG. Edit: I had the word tryptophan before.
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by ars 1y ago
Isn't the theory that this is because Clinton was one of them, and he was president at the time? Even if Trump was one of them, he had no power at that time, so couldn't have done anything to stop (or bury) the surveillance, but C
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by ars 1y ago
It has nothing to do with vapor pressure, rather the liquid congeals when it cools and doesn't run out.
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by ars 1y ago
The AI overview doesn't (for me) cause a big drop in clicking on sites. But AI as a product most certainly does! I was trying to figure out why a certain AWS tool stopped working, and Gemini figured it out for me. In the past I would h
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by ars 1y ago
They already do that. The exact setup varies, but it's most often a metal detector you have to go through at the door with an alarm.
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by ars 1y ago
Similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_chess The Wikipedia doesn't have much info on the results, but from other reading I got the impression that the combination produced results stronger than any indi
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by ars 1y ago
It can't shut down fast. You can only shut it down by boiling away the liquid helium, and all the energy of the magnet turn into heat to boil it. It's a slow process. There is an enormous amount of energy in that magnet which has
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by ars 1y ago
You would have to do that anyway. Just because you are physically located in the hospital for your checkup does not mean there is magically some availability for this procedure. They would schedule you, and you come back.
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by ars 1y ago
> What we are learning is that "non hospital" medical facilities suck. That's really not true, just because you have one bad example does not mean they all are. In general the non-hospital facilities just do one thing, and
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by ars 1y ago
It has density issues though. If you had a piece of the sun the size of a huge power plant - like enormous, the power output would be too low to be useful.
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Other way around, you are paying money to go to the head of the line, while the people with medical issues get it for free - but have to wait.
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by ars 1y ago
I never asked anyone for such protection, and I don't want it.
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> Typical "early-in-carrier" thinking. Other way around. When I first started I thought these access restrictions were a great idea. Make sure, I, and other, only program "correctly". When I got more mature I found ho
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by ars 1y ago
> to achieve some hack or optimization. Or functionality. Happens to me all the time I have some Java class that's marked Final, so instead of just extending the class and moving on, I have to copy/paste the entire class wholes

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