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by cf141q5325 3y ago
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/charles-joughin-titanic... >How a baker survived the Titanic sinking by getting really drunk Bottoms up!
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Arguably much of this is caused by governments getting into the zeroday market / blackhat position removing the incentives to fix stuff. IT security got degraded so far that it starts effecting the economy. There was a reason initial c
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Germany has quite the difference between file sharing and streaming. Copyright lawyers got their initial foot into the door through people also uploading during torrenting.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>My new take is the govt will bail out the masses in some instances, so just follow the trend. Unless they are too incompetent or corrupt to keep the ship sailing. Which you could also reword into the problem becoming too complex and the
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
I think a new approach to privacy is likely around the corner. Why have one conversation with somebody when you can have as many as you want all at once? There were already addons like that that created garbage traffic a while ago. Just was
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Mind, the statute of limitations could be long-running (in Germany it usually is 30 years, unless the law says otherwise) No https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitations#Germany
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>I'd love to see an economists take on the value to a consumer of holding gold in this form, at the price. I doubt you will find any unbiased opinion. Its important to remember that economists arent solely focused on the IS state. I
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Its not just a belief. The ratio is something in the region of 100x. Its also not just a precious metal thing, most markets function that way due to long and short positions. The paper market is always quite a lot larger then the actual one
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Yes the selection bias will be extreme. Then again, its worlds above the french study in regards to scientific standards. And while the absolute numbers will be off, the gender ratios and the position on the taboo scale will likely give an
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>It's as criminal in California to negligently kill your employees as it is in Germany. I think we might be talking past each other. I am not talking about employers but technical staff. Those are employees themselves with no human
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Short realitycheck https://aella.substack.com/p/fetish-tabooness-vs-popularity The authors of the french study will likely be shocked and appalled to find out that men werent the target audience for 50 shades of grey.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Dont ask, dont tell? And dont scan the napkin
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Could we speak without this kind of rhetoric? Good point. Its just really bad to present slander as scientific or journalistic. Even for a pre purge state of pornhub, the claim that there was a child porn category is just really really
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>I took this to mean Silly me took the clearly defined term literal. >Honestly your response here feels like I'm talking to the Men in Black and you want me to just wipe my understanding of the real world. Claiming racial categor
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Do you have a source for this? I've seen a lot of porn in my time and the title almost invariably matched the content. Not on these sites today my pirate friend. Pick any of the channels of commercial sites and look for actual titl
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
I cant tell you why its flagged. But their methodology is nonsense. Their metric looks at titles (which are close to randomly generated to make identifying the scenes difficult for pirates) as well as "verbal abuse". They also cal
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Ed Staffords Into The Unknown visits salt harvesting sites in the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia in case somebody wants some more insights into this. edit: Or here Aljazeera https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgDiW2ELx7k
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
A bit off topic but since its already flagged, the guardian dropping so low really stings. They never recovered from the Snowden aftermath and it has been downhill ever since. Really a shame, journalism landscape cant afford loosing quality
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
In Germany many technical jobs entail personal liability, so the lever is against the individuals, not against the company. As such pressuring people into skipping safety standards is a no go. You risk prison time and painful fines the comp
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Pretty sure that is heavily outdated. My grandfather had such reports from building sites (Tiler / bricklayer pre 2000), those now have to wait till after work if i am not mistaken. In case you are talking heavy machinery in the lumber
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Having watched a lot of Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board videos* i am a bit doubtful of that statement. Do you have firsthand knowledge here? *Amazing videos, can really recommend them. https://www.youtube.com/
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Only looking at the biggest sites is going to get you a biased sample. More precisely you get one company. After countless iterations of mergers and buyouts its almost exclusively "ethical capital partners". Producer and sites
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Do you ( or anyone else ) have an idea about how to deal with that? Not just on a group level but also on an individual one? The willful ignorance of the dissonance between proclaimed intention and consequences is one of the scariest phenom
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
It gets really obvious when this becomes not just a matter of personal experience but culture. Had the fortune to watch the news about an airplane crash without survivors on a TV channel in Asia. They had a video of grieving relatives from
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Its worth mentioning that analog computing is making a revival with its applications for neuronal networks. Veritasium has a great video about that.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
He was also the one bringing the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisch%E2%80%93Peierls_memoran... to the attention of the president. I find him to be incredibly inspiring and "As we may think" even more so. Th
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
It collects on top though. Fleur de sel is made that way i believe. You arguably dont need to get all the water out of there as long as you have a steady stream of water with high salt content coming in. Much of the price of that is coming
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Is turning it into a solid too energy consuming? The main problem seems to have been it clogging up the multi stage system. If you can dump it you should be able to turn it into a solid in a separate setup.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>The big issue I have with AI art is that you could have very clear image in mind that you wish to generate, and spend lots of time tweaking your prompt to the model, but you will never get the image you had in mind, because there is dis
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer! That sounds like part of it is subsidies. I talked with somebody at a electricity supplier a few years back and he mentioned possibly adding tarrifs aimed at grid load balancing in the future. So cheaper powe

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