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by bosswipe 6y ago
Even "wipe Israel off the map" is false Israeli propaganda. Here's an explanation https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/post/did-a...
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Laptop vertical space is why I always setup my docks on the left or right. And one of the reasons I still use Firefox Tree Style Tab even though Mozilla keeps making it harder and harder to use.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Israel routinely attacks Iran but Israel is the one that feels threatened? How many threats has Israel made against Iran?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
From the beginning Firefox's advantage was that it was a platform for extensions. Crowdsourcing features that later became standard, such as ad blocking and web debugging. It's mind-blowing to me that Mozilla has been on a quest t
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Maybe it's the focused isolated strength training that is missing from most sports-as-workout. But I think something like basketball compares favorably to HIIT type of workouts.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The diff mental model doesn't work for things like `git checkout <commit>`.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I've always hated the idea of gyms or solitary exercize because of the social/fun factor. Why do a boring workout when you could play basketball or tennis or a hundred other active social activities. Admittedly it was easier to fi
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I'm more annoyed with the security community making it so hard to get access to the raw leak. There's a weird elitist attitude of "only we can handle the data" even though every black and white hat in the world already g
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by bosswipe 6y ago
filibuster, 2/5ths of the senate can veto any legislation.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The new routine 2/5ths veto point in the senate was not designed in as a feature. It's a recent innovation by McConnell and the GOP.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Aren't they considered "essential patents" that must be made available at a reasonable price?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Who is "they"?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Your argument is a pretty obvious fallacy: some things didn't happen in the past so this other unrelated thing won't happen in the future.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Oh. Thank you that makes more sense.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
mg/kg is a really weird unit to use without saying how many kg were consumed.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I'm definetly not the same guy from whatever thread you're remembering. I just feel like the new license doesn't take away any of the freedoms I care about, the source is open, I can run and modify it without issue. I can eve
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by bosswipe 6y ago
It is not Open Source™, but it is open source.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I remember this happening on Facebook but it hasn't happened to me on Twitter that I can remember. I've had the setting on for at least a couple years without issues.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
CCP saw democracy in Burma as the West gaining influence in the region.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> while still colectively controlling everything of value If this post is meant as a whataboutist critique of US democracy then this line gives it away as over the top conspiracy theory. Who exactly is controlling everything of value in
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I've lived in several shithole places, as our ex-prez would say, and I've learned that you can have a grand old time just about anywhere as long as you have good friends to spend the time with.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Things aren't black and white, free-speech vs evil. The editor's note on your link illustrates the problem.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I hate this "elite" framing. The substack writers are media stars with megaphones powerful enough to influence politics and thus our lives. They are rich and powerful, in other words they are elites. On the other hand, the employe
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by bosswipe 6y ago
From FB's policy https://www.facebook.com/help/230764881494641 " Claims that it was created by an individual, government, or country Excluding claims that it was studied in, came from, or leaked from
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I think instead of "legitimacy", which doesn't mean anything, what you're really saying is "approved by the West and Israel". Similar to Gaza's election or many South American socialist governments, if peo
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Don't know where you're getting the rules for legitimate revolutions. The revolution led to a fair democratic election. Winners of democratic elections are considered legitimate, not just if a 6% minority disagrees, but even if 49
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Apple hasn't been vertically integrated in any kind of manufacturing since the 90s. It's all built in China.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
This attack is enabled by VoIP, which is also responsible for callerID spoofing which has led to the tormenting of millions of people daily with phone spam. The gains from VoIP have absolutely not been worth the loss of trust in what was a
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by bosswipe 6y ago
There are sooo many nice language features that have proven themselves over the last 3-4 decades and have become popular but are missing from Go that I think archaic is appropriate.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Honestly, how can you believe trump's pr person waving a stack of paper on hannity but no other reporters got to see the supposed evidence. It's just laughable. Especially since they had nothing when it came time to show it to the

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