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by bmandale 11mo ago
Health care could be more evenly distributed, of course, but the health care that OP is receiving is definitely very high quality. General statistics about the entire population cannot speak to that.
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by bmandale 11mo ago
So to summarize: a. you're paying that for health insurance, not for the birth of the child. If you, your wife, your children had any other diseases then those would be covered as well. This is a significant benefit. b. all the systems
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by bmandale 11mo ago
both scenarios speak to either an incredible impatience, or deliberate incompatibility to tie people to their ecosystem.
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by bmandale 1y ago
I agree with chatgpt here
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by bmandale 1y ago
You presumably also want to go to work and have it not still be dark. You can't have it both ways.
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by bmandale 1y ago
> An LSE study found that DST transition increases people's feeling of being rushed for time, and the number of hours spent on leisure decreases by roughly 10 minutes following the transition and more specifically the spring transit
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by bmandale 1y ago
DST is just a hack to make the time roughly correspond to when the sun rises, instead of when noon is. It solves the problem that people want their day to start when the sun is up, not before, and not after. The problems it creates are most
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by bmandale 1y ago
Google play has a dominant market position as well and is presumably next for this sort of ruling
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by bmandale 1y ago
What would you expect them to do in this case in particular?
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by bmandale 1y ago
""" 919. The comparators available to us (the Epic Games Store, the Microsoft Store and Steam’s lower headline rate) suggest that the competitive rate of commission would be in the range of 12 to 20%. We do think it is reason
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by bmandale 1y ago
Is autopen a particular sore point in the US for some reason?
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by bmandale 1y ago
I can't imagine that lasted more than 30 seconds after they made a public blog post about how they were doing it.
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by bmandale 1y ago
> even people who (rightly) hate the "curl | bash" combo. You could be running anything. That's true unless I audit every single line, out of potentially millions, in the source of a program I intend to run. If I'm go
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by bmandale 1y ago
> image-rendering: pixelated; I suppose this is a bit of humour as well?
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by bmandale 1y ago
>Your assumption seems to be that if no-one physically stops these men, they can and will do what they like, with impunity That seems like a reliable assumption to me. Your assumptions seems to be that if you make a "rule" conc
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by bmandale 1y ago
Respecting boundaries means not concerning yourself with the genitals of a person merely trying to use the bathroom. You cannot enforce a policy regarding someone's sex without inspecting their genitals. How is that respecting of their
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by bmandale 1y ago
It is not. Trans people, frequently, look like the opposite sex. Hence there can be no reasonable enforcement of this policy. Cis people, frequently, look like transgender individuals of their own gender. Hence they are liable to receive ha
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by bmandale 1y ago
OSM is competitive with google maps in most places. Even if a person uses google maps, its inaccurate to say they "rely" on it when they could fail over to osm if google maps went down.
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by bmandale 1y ago
shades of "jews found out that usury wasn't such a great idea after all". please don't blame a entire group for the actions of a few, and especially don't insinuate that this makes them worthy of being genocided.
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by bmandale 1y ago
Since you can't communicate case for all characters, trying to communicate it for some characters while failing to differentiate for others would be a bad decision. It's better to accept that the characters do not represent case a
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by bmandale 1y ago
On the other hand, if someone searches "appname apk", they will be able to download it forever, and install it for another year (thanks google!).
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by bmandale 1y ago
Why is that dangerous?
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by bmandale 1y ago
I don't like the idea of launching a whole thread for every concurrent task I want to do. But holy hell is it so much easier than figuring out how tf async works. If I wanted something super performant I wouldn't be using python i
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by bmandale 1y ago
> An attempt by an open source password manager to provide export of private keys was ruled insecure and should not be supported. The name of the issue reveals the actual problem: "should never be exported in clear text". If th
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by bmandale 1y ago
Google can and will do exactly the same thing on android in a year when they implement the functionality .
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by bmandale 1y ago
If the ability to remove apps obligates them to remove apps, then that is a strong argument for them not to have the ability to remove apps. It also almost certainly doesn't so obligate them. They aren't acting as an intermediary,
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by bmandale 1y ago
apt install xorg
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by bmandale 1y ago
> and I don't take 'pseudocode' as an excuse They write the non-pseudo variant later. There, the return value is a pointer and the check is against NULL. Which is fairly standard for C code, albeit not always desirable.
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by bmandale 1y ago
Public wifi near universally implements porn blocks in the first place. I can't imagine there would be much chagrin about promoting that into a law. > Do you refuse to watch age-restricted films in the cinema because the owner of th
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by bmandale 1y ago
I don't doubt it's not fun, but I also don't think that either you or Mr Metz really give a shit. Rather, you like to bandy about this harassment as proof that your opponents are evil (of course, when it's your opponents

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