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bellyfullofbac
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Ah, the 2 sides.. the rational side, and the conspiracy-riddled side. Of course both sides believe they're the rational one, and the other side is the nutjob wacko one.. and both believe they're right.
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
https://people.com/sports/antonin-scalia-died-during-getaway...
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Some time ago I read the tip that if you send them a data protection request to either completely delete everything on you or unban you, they'll unban you, because option 1 is too hard for them...
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I wonder if they saw more traces from the theme park wastewater... Business idea: device that you plug to your home wastewater output, scans it, and reports to you anything interesting. Of course it'd need to be connected to the cloud
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I guess at least the courts are there to fix things... except when it's also okay for members of the highest court of the land to get sponsored golf/hunting trips, and even be caught dead in one...
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Another question would be, what if someone got their first dose 6 weeks ago and their second one 2 weeks ago?
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
You mentioning visual languages makes me think of DRAKON, which was good enough for the Russian copy of the space shuttle project: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I wonder how much of it is similar to East Germany with their informants, it's possible that even overseas the students don't dare speak out because someone in their friend group could report them. And as the press release said, e
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I guess if the author/anyone was really bored, they could write a more realistic simulation, with an object that simulates the disk and its sectors/clusters, another that simulates the file allocation table, and even another that
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
My properties ensure that I won't face quotas that would be a barrier for emplyoment (well maybe my gender, I'm male), so, I'm just curious, so what if there's one position to fill, the male candidate scores 60%, and the
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
> The accident involved an off-duty taxi driver who had been taking his family to a restaurant, reports say. There's a CCTV video of how fast the car was moving just before an off-camera crash: https://www.spiegel.de/
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Defrag with "telemetry"... sounds about right for "current" software. "By clicking Accept, you agree to share the information about your files with us and any relevant third parties [read: anyone who wants to pay us
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Needs the read/write arm noises for a fuller experience...
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Some pics and video: https://www.leparisien.fr/paris-75/paris-un-grave-accident-d... That's a pretty big crash, not a little fender bender.
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Ah yeah, anti-vaxxers (I'm not calling you one) grasping at straws including calling the vax mandates racist because of the low vax uptake from Black people. If it was a policy that's based on something that the Black people can&#
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Currently there's an input limit because of this "buffer" (how full the waiting room is allowed to be), when I got my first dose 6 months ago there was a long line outside of the vaccination center (not in the UK), and people
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Ask HN: Why are people turning HN to StackExchange?
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Sometimes bandits are sloppy or have Dunning-Kruger, e.g. with pirated DVDs the sleeve art is just a hot mess of random words, but I guess if they were making fake chips they'd be a bit better at it. Or the guy they hired to do the Pho
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Feels a bit like wanting to justify/excuse his air trips...
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I'm no expert, but to sell this to the skeptics (if they'd even buy it), I guess an analogy would be, if you wanted to preserve an ice cube in a freezer where the temperature is -20C, incrementally rising the temperature won'
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
As a leftie, but who can't relate to the many demands they now have (e.g. cancel culture), did Christianity influence the GOP? Or is it more the GOP saying "We are Christians" and what "Christianity" means to them i
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
> why such identity beliefs appear to be spreading There's a loneliness epidemic (even before the *-demic words became used for something else...), my theory is that lonely people were looking for a tribe to feel a sense of belongin
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
They should replace the physical wings with NFT wings... /s
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
So, do they pay taxes? Funny to think how dirty NK money (e.g. proceeds from exporting meth, which NK is a big producer of) gets laundered as "restaurant profits" which they must then file taxes on.`
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I mean, the precedent has been there for a looong time, and grandparent commenter certainly didn't set it... As to the why, it's probably related to social status. In the old days people paid attention and listened to the people w
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Well, that's dumb, then. I wonder how they'll determine if your subscription has expired.. digital certificate that has an expiry date, and get the current date from GPS satellites?
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
On the one hand, try to live forever with this. On the other hand, accelerate the burning of the planet by giving more people access to an energy-wasting ponzi scheme. Your 2 goals are incompatible with each other, Brian and Blake.
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
Presumably this uses a SIM card, where Toyota is paying a network provider for connectivity. So... it seems reasonable to ask for a subscription payment? Although, I think making a key fob with a SIM card makes it unnecessary complicated, I
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
> We obtained data for all members of Clalit Health Services who were 50 years of age or older at the start of the study and had received two doses of BNT162b2 at least 5 months earlier.
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bellyfullofbac
5y ago
I'm just going to criticize the writing here, but the callouts are annoyingly distracting and useless. They're supposed to be context free, but "Does that sound familiar? It should. It’s the way Apple innovates." is not
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