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bserge
5y ago
Hens, ducks, geese, pigeons all use their wings for various movements. City pigeons might evolve into penguin-like birds. Lazy bastards don't even get out of your way these days.
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bserge
5y ago
No doubt it will be used for that. Covid gave governments the perfect excuse to test out restriction systems, and they work.
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bserge
5y ago
It's gonna be an yearly thing, isn't it. Now with a digital pass so you need to get a paid vaccination or be restricted. Bet my life that's what's gonna happen.
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bserge
5y ago
People were dying in hospitals. Old people. Stop with the "durr, people are dying like flies" bs. Enough lives were ruined by that. The young will be paying for this crap for the foreseeable future.
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bserge
5y ago
Even better? Immune system learns of two (slightly) different ones, making immunity more robust.
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bserge
5y ago
It was skirting because outright talking about suicide in any form will get you banned. "You can go kill yourself and others, just don't use our platform for any content about it."
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bserge
5y ago
Magazines all over the world are thankful for Facebook taking all the heat :D But yeah, people will blame anyone and anything rather than take (and learn) responsibility, so don't expect anything to be solved anytime soon.
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bserge
5y ago
Is there anything wrong with just "stealing" market share from bigger companies with some unique features? I see it all the time, these services definitely have a product market fit. It's just very small.
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bserge
5y ago
Huh, also a great way to gain weight for all the stress eaters out there, I guess.
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bserge
5y ago
France has way bigger problems than the wealth tax.
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bserge
5y ago
Competition killed itself a while ago. Wait, no, I think it's still bleeding out.
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bserge
5y ago
Yeah, that's the ideal. Unfortunately when the local government is worse than a bunch of faraway bureaucrats, it's just hard to justify supporting them.
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bserge
5y ago
Yeah, that's not why they're not being used. More to do with the absolutely massive size that motor powered ships can have.
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bserge
5y ago
If these were sail ships, they'd have been commandeered a long time ago. Sadly, they're all dependent on expensive af fuel.
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bserge
5y ago
Funny how absolutely nothing changed for me during this outage everyone, their grandmas and their dogs seem to be talking about. I don't use Facebook. And nothing of value was lost. Amazing how they're a multibillion dollar compan
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bserge
5y ago
There is no statute of limitations on murder lol
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bserge
5y ago
It would be embarrassing (or should be) if the number stayed the same if Covid didn't exist. Meaning the correlation isn't there.
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bserge
5y ago
Good to know. I was basing my opinion on the fact that the actual infection (confirmed via PCR) had me very fatigued for a week, with a fever for about half of it. And online reports for J&J showed several days of response effects. I co
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bserge
5y ago
That's called being a freelancer.
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bserge
5y ago
Coming soon, the 0 day work week. No one needs lazy meatbags when 10 robots can work 24/7.
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bserge
5y ago
Because the officials are fucking cretinoids who can't understand it. I had Covid, had immunity, and no one gave a flying fuck. I had to follow the same procedures as everyone else. PCR tests up the ass, waste of money, travel blocks.
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5y ago
I mean, yeah. If vaccines don't protect against virus spread... Fuck it, let people decide. Either take a vaccine or risk getting Covid in the wild. Just make it so you can't use a hospital bed in that case. It's only fair to
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5y ago
I assume that's compared to normal figures (which are what, btw?). Because if normal figures showed 145 cases of myocarditis out of 177M people, that would be embarrassing as fuck.
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bserge
5y ago
That explains it. Yeah, I'd be able to point to something that's closer to what I saw.
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5y ago
I have literally had this thought yesterday for the first time. If I had to describe someone's face to police... I couldn't. I mean, they've got 2 eyes, a nose, lips, that's the best I could do :D
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bserge
5y ago
Wow, thanks, I need to try it!
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bserge
5y ago
The suggestions are shit just like any other platform, but they have to make the announcement look good to the advertisers :)
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bserge
5y ago
It's very hard for designers and developers to come up with regular updates that stay on the fine line between still useable but somehow worse than the previous version. Firefox has been excelling at this.
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bserge
5y ago
Kazus.ru had them, maybe even the same database.
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5y ago
Probably not, since most people against it would be dead or never born.
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