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by calsy 4y ago
I’m talking about masks not vaccines. There are also a lot of assumptions about who you think the people in the crowd are. You don’t know it’s a social event for the Q crowd. Why is it strange that people have different opinions, right or
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by calsy 4y ago
Yes there was no R rating for a long time, and the ASRB still takes a negative view of illicit drug use in games. But is 'cant use illicit drugs in games' the definition of excessive media censorship?
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by calsy 4y ago
Nothing to do with strong masks. Knowing the cheap masks you bought from the chemist are useless, why must we be forced to wear them? Why not mandate that everyone needs to wear a wig, they are just as useless as stopping covid. We can al
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by calsy 4y ago
It's so trivial when you gridlock major cities REPEATEDLY to spread a 'message' that could be told in a million other ways. Its trivial to worry about things like 'the economy' that provides a means to put a roof o
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by calsy 4y ago
He has posted bail. You don't just walk out of court after you receive bail, there are always conditions associated. Knowing that these people are repeat offenders, the judge has ordered these conditions so they don't once again
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by calsy 4y ago
Where are these people protesting non-existent mandates? Thats like protesting against wearing a fake moustache when there is no mandate to.
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by calsy 4y ago
Yes those anti-mask nut jobs complaining about how spare rags fashioned into a mask don't stop the spread of covid. Wow thats crazy talk!
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by calsy 4y ago
Yeah because everyone has the right to impede on others freedoms. Would you prefer, 1) Limited access to electronic devices or 2) Incarceration? They got a pretty good deal wouldn't you say?
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by calsy 4y ago
What extensive censorship of media? Australian's have plenty of 'constitutional rights', the right to vote, the right to property, the right to trial by jury, freedom of religion.
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by calsy 4y ago
Well maybe those in power should have read up on their history before trying to 'take over' Afghanistan. Might have been a good idea for a country half a world a way, separated by a large ocean.
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by calsy 4y ago
Yeah westerners have so much access to information. I mean look at all those informed opinions about WMDs in Iraq. The US begged countries like Finland, Sweden and Australia to join them in their middle east occupation. Australia has assi
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by calsy 4y ago
Didn't the states just pull out of Afghanistan after 20 years of occupation? Or is that last years news? 20 Years! Edit: Downvotes, whats the best way to deal with colossal failure... pretend like it never happened. Afghanistan, huh?
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by calsy 4y ago
I just wanted to know if I was missing something, Maybe there is some way of simplify forecasts for local areas that I'm not aware of. I would be interested to know.
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by calsy 4y ago
Well the weather by nature is a chaotic mess of pressure systems and weather patterns, a major cause being the junction between the hot and cold temperatures of the 2 hemispheres, no? I say 'washing machine' as it is a swirling ma
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by calsy 4y ago
Im interested to know how weather forecasts can be trivialised or 'simple' in other words for a local area? It is still dependant on predicting what happens in a washing machine of pressure systems and weather patterns split betwe
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by calsy 4y ago
Im interested to know how weather forecasts can be trivialised or 'simple' in other words for a local area. How is it easy to predict what happens in a washing machine of pressure systems and weather patterns split between 2 hemi
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by calsy 4y ago
Doesn't the blog post clearly show thats its not a real review site. It's also not that hard to find things written by humans.
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by calsy 4y ago
Isn't it funny that the single particle that they 'found' happened to be the one governments and investors gave them billions in hopes of finding. Nothing else, just the single particle to validate the entire existence of th
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by calsy 4y ago
These people? as in those in authority. Those who have both the platform and power to manipulate the public. Why are you so willing to vigorously defend them and deride opposing views as charlatans and crackpots? What have these politician
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by calsy 4y ago
Right....
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by calsy 4y ago
No one has ever forgotten how to close the tab. Whats the point of being exclusionary and having a 'if you don't like it, leave' attitude to presenting information? It isn't some pretentious indie bands website, its wea
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by calsy 4y ago
Ahh its the users fault for not reading the data before clicking. Imagine an unholy text book where once you turn the page, the pages before become inaccessible. Its your own fault for not understanding everything on the previous page and
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by calsy 4y ago
Not every website is the same and this is not the best way to present statistical data. It pays to keep things simple and cohesive when you're trying to explain what a big block of numbers or a graph with bars/lines represents. A
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by calsy 4y ago
They are engaging externally because the issue has gained traction in the community. I also don't think people need to be grateful because they were blessed with a response.
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by calsy 4y ago
most are lacking what exactly?
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by calsy 4y ago
Why do supporters of exclusive native development have to act all pretentious about it. You are developing mobile apps, get over yourself. Guaranteed you could not tell if 10 randomly chosen apps were developed natively or cross platform.
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by calsy 4y ago
5 years ago is a lifetime in tech, the blog clearly mentions the difference. Web dev stack is a dead-end professionally? That doesn't line up with reality at all does it. You attracted better-qualified colleagues? How so exactly? You
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by calsy 4y ago
Did everyone ignore the word 'considered'.
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by calsy 4y ago
UI latency is palpable, so palpable that the millions of people who use apps developed in react native wouldn't notice the difference or care. node_modules is such a dumpster fire that it's the most popular package manager in exi
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by calsy 4y ago
You are overstating the value of ‘native’ development and understating the cost of developing natively on multiple platforms. What capabilities are exclusive to native apps in the minimal well defined sandbox provided on portable devices?

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