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by cdot2 5y ago
That makes sense in New York but we knew more about the situation when she was in LA and when the USNS Comfort was in New York later on. (Also I put USS Mercy when it should be USNS Mercy) "Another of the Navy’s two hospital ships, the
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by cdot2 5y ago
"So either this is a terrible problem with no solution, or the problem is exaggerated and it's not really a crisis." Either of these means this isnt something to worry about
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by cdot2 5y ago
Then why did the USS Mercy which was in New York during the beginning of the pandemic only ever treat 48 patients? 77 while she was in Los Angeles. https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/military/infected-usn
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by cdot2 5y ago
Thats just a form of autocracy
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by cdot2 5y ago
The conjecture is that people will not willingly throw themselves on a line of spears and so the phalanxes would stop short of actually hitting each other. I don't think larpers would be able to test that well. I'm not sure how yo
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by cdot2 5y ago
We're not really sure what actually happens when two phalanxes meet. We're also not sure how the Romans swapped lines of men out during combat. Lots of the details about ancient combat just werent written about in detail and its n
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by cdot2 5y ago
That's very English.
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by cdot2 5y ago
Doesn't it make sense to make taxis bright colors so they're easier to see? Why would you paint them black?
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by cdot2 5y ago
"48 bits is enough to represent a millisecond-precision Unix timestamp (the number of milliseconds since an epoch at the beginning of Jan 1, 1970) till the year 10889 AD. Given the way we're going, humanity in its present form isn
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by cdot2 5y ago
I don't think people have put enough stock in the possibility that the Antikythera device was primarily used for astrology. This would likely have been the primary reason an ancient person would want to know the positions of the stars
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by cdot2 5y ago
I believe theres a lot of processing before you get the maple syrup that you find in stores so its not really found in nature
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by cdot2 5y ago
I think authoritarianism is generally bad
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by cdot2 5y ago
And Europe had the Thirty Years War but we dont crackdown on religion because of it
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by cdot2 5y ago
I dont think discrimination solves discrimination
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by cdot2 5y ago
Any other examples of discrimination are also bad. How is this hard dude.
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by cdot2 5y ago
I think specifying the race of applicants for positions is bad
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by cdot2 5y ago
The "real" thing that you're buying is the social credit of having been able to afford a "genuine" Rolex. If Rolex sold them for less they would destroy their brand. This is why Apple prices their stuff so high.
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by cdot2 5y ago
Your poor bank account
229.
by cdot2 5y ago
It looks like they use cookies for saving login information.
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by cdot2 5y ago
They probably just don't want to put a cookie banner on their student newspaper to comply with foreign regulations
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by cdot2 5y ago
or because the student newspaper for an American university doesn't care to try to read and comply with foreign laws
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by cdot2 5y ago
Newbies should check out r/anarchychess for tips
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by cdot2 5y ago
I'm not a cybersecurity worker (although I would like to be) and I would with them. There's been a lot of activity but I wouldn't say they're more stressed than normal. We did have some log4j stuff but to my knowledge we
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by cdot2 5y ago
Someone got my reference
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by cdot2 5y ago
packages are really a social construct
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by cdot2 5y ago
States require administrators by definition and administrators require food surplus or they would starve. I know there were some hunter gatherers who had small food surpluses but I dont think there was anything that could remotely be called
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by cdot2 5y ago
The agricultural revolution and it's consequences have been a disaster for the human race?
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by cdot2 5y ago
This is essentially the same strategy that the Japanese used in the 1904 Russo-Japanese war. They launched a surprise attack on Russian forces at Port Arthur (where the Russian Pacific fleet was based) with the (successful) intention of des
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by cdot2 5y ago
A cartel regulates a market. Drug cartels regulate the buying and selling of drugs. This "cartel" doesn't regulate any market
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by cdot2 5y ago
That's true of all organizations that release data. They're regulating their own data. They're not regulating the use of that data

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