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by breppp 10mo ago
Thanks, great list!
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by breppp 10mo ago
> It's just insane that a gift card redemption can trigger this. What's the rationale? If I need to guess, gift cards are sold online in money laundering schemes, also on some platforms they are used to let you buy apps from a
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by breppp 10mo ago
This made me search and find this, screenshots of every win 3.11 theme: https://imgur.com/gallery/every-windows-3-1-theme-SsVYqM1 at least half were painfully ugly
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by breppp 10mo ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgknpzrkyvno https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jul/01/germany-summon... https://www.euractiv.com/news/germany-arrest
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by breppp 10mo ago
The FBI has an array of readymade zero day exploits, it is probably able to handle Tony Sporano's Chinese knockoff video survelliance
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by breppp 10mo ago
> but I also taught myself how to do basic FP&A, marketing, user experience research, and other functions Any recommended resources?
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by breppp 10mo ago
These children spent all their time with each other, including days and nights, for 18 years, having only a hour or two with their parents a day. It's called the Westermarck Effect, but with anything in Psychology you can take it with
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by breppp 10mo ago
It was at least a good source for psychological studies. In relation to the article discussed, one of the effects this had was reducing marriage rates. The theorized reason is these children all grew together and therefore had sexual aversi
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by breppp 10mo ago
I am aware of that, and hopefully they will become a Lebanese political party without an armed wing, similar to all other political parties, which are most essentially led by former warlords involved in mass killings
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by breppp 10mo ago
Regarding the pagers in any case these were specially imported by hezbollah, so these were not used by doctors, even if we assume they only use pagers in Lebanon. Regarding the group, it has signed a cease fire agreement with very unfavorab
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by breppp 10mo ago
Not all Israelis (or most) are reservists and most of the civilians were murdered by Hamas death squads execution style, not by the fabled Hannibal directive While Hamas does not wear uniform in combat and publishes its dead as civilians, s
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by breppp 10mo ago
Doctors don't use pagers anymore, just like tech on calls used to and don't anymore. Mobile phones are far superior for that, and are very available anywhere in the world, and especially to doctors Regarding whether that's br
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by breppp 10mo ago
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/pagers-drones-how-... Here is Hezbollah boasting to Reuters before the pagers attack, about how it moved to using pagers and couriers to counter Israeli intelligence. As y
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by breppp 10mo ago
but we have the benefit of seeing live videos from actual shops where these hezbollah members were, and you can see the explosion was small enough to not hurt anyone in the vicinity even if very close, one of the videos shows a supermarket
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by breppp 10mo ago
According to Hezbollah sources 1500 of their terrorists were taken out of commission due to this attack. Making the death ratio 42/1500 or 3% while if only taking the civilian ratio that's even lower. Even the 12 civilian count is
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Jagged Alliance 2 Stracciatella(ja2-stracciatella.github.io)
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by breppp 11mo ago
maybe, but over use of groups can also be confusing I find icons helpful to visually anchor things in the menu. It can be noisy when there are 5 identical "paste as" icons but generally I see it as a positive
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by breppp 11mo ago
did not undergo a stroke, but I find myself often navigating menu by memorizing the location in the menu, I also use the icons for memorizing and then I can speed up by not reading. The first time I noticed that is the time I needed to oper
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by breppp 11mo ago
I disagree, we are living in one of the most turmoiled eras worldwide since the 1940s, so something must be happening
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by breppp 11mo ago
No, if you will reread that was never my argument. What I was saying is that this is the real reason why speech is now curtailed and why this will get worse
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by breppp 11mo ago
These are not people shilling for these countries, these are people in the west that are not aware they are being played for these agendas. Usually the play is something a country like Russia has zero interest in apart for weakening the we
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by breppp 11mo ago
It's not only Russia, it's also China and Iran. It's very easy today to control social media conversation by participating as both sides and creating hate. It's actually possible to remotely organize demonstrations, crea
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by breppp 11mo ago
laws are not the issue as much as foreign totalitarian entities have a strong ability to influence local voters in adverse ways. This is such a threat to democracy that ironically the only solution is to crack down on democracy
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Trump reveals what he wants for the world(politico.com)
4 points by breppp 11mo ago|0 comments
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by breppp 11mo ago
These are people who vote according to their interests. There are two economic systems in the US which are divided according to the parties, one is highly globalized and resides in the cities and includes most of the people here, and the ot
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by breppp 11mo ago
Not sure what does that mean. Americans poor and wealthy are in the top 10% of the world wealthiest and own a huge part of the world stock value accordingly. That's simply capitalism, money is spread unevenly across everyone, that does
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The face-palming reason Iran is running out of water(washingtonpost.com)
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by breppp 11mo ago
I am not sure, I would imagine enthusiastic quotes will lead to huge discounts and in that scale that matters
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by breppp 11mo ago
That would be believable if you forget the sheer incompetence and bureaucracy Google was/is filled with
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by breppp 11mo ago
Left wing magazine discovers metaphor; confuses it for Nazism

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