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by cft 5y ago
There's a ring of people here that gang up and downvote posts, waging political wars. Then they seek out and downvote others recent comments by the same user. dang has to look into this.
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by cft 5y ago
By no less than Luc Montagnier himself. This looks like the nuclear letter by Einstein to Roosevelt. WSJ is one of the very few remaining solid objective outlets in the US. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luc_Montagnier
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by cft 5y ago
Same here. They've also unblocked port 25.
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by cft 5y ago
I pay $15/mo for static IP with att. I just sent a message through the chat in their site, please unblock port 25. They replied ok, and it got unblocked next day
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by cft 5y ago
There has to be a meaningful liability for sending defective DMCA notices. But there won't be, wrong times.
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by cft 5y ago
Not if you buy a raspberry pi like device "server" and plug it into your modems' Ethernet port
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by cft 5y ago
My statement was that the currency (in this example, USD) until 1971 has always been at least partially backed up by something beyond control of any single government (gold). That was the whole reason of Nixon's speech and abolishing g
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by cft 5y ago
>Cryptocurrency is probably one of the worst inventions in recent memory. Do you have a source for this fact? It might survive the 50 year old fiat dollar experiment. Until 50 years ago, there has not been a currency that wasn't bac
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by cft 5y ago
This is absolutely correct. In my personal case, the vicious censoring in which major internet companies and news sources have indulged recently, made me distrust all COVID information in general. I got vaccinated, but didn't get a boo
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by cft 5y ago
How many people switched default search in Google Chrome from Google ? Probably less than 1%, because the overall Google market share is 91%. Unless there's another equally popular extension, not made by Consensys the presence of that
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by cft 5y ago
What percentage of fossil fuels consumption is fuel for shipping of fossil fuels?
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by cft 5y ago
Given her cold rationality, the timing of the child may be her lawyer's advice, to get her sentence reduced. No consideration for the actual baby, how it would be raised given the circumstances...
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by cft 5y ago
Not guilty on forging patient trial test results... Only on investor counts.
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by cft 5y ago
The search results markedly worsened in the last 5 years. Why could they keep up with SEO spam until 5 years ago, and now they can't? Their revenue has been growing dramatically, so they could proportionally increase the allocation. It
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by cft 5y ago
My girlfriend is 29. Maybe it saved her life, but the COVID mortality at that age is very very low.
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by cft 5y ago
I was sick with 101.5F for a week, excruciating headaches, confirmed by a positive PCR after Moderna vaccination. My girlfriend as well, two months after the second dose. How much higher would our viral load be without Moderna?
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by cft 5y ago
In the West that was the same too. Things jumped the shark around 1967-68: the "Summer of Love" and the moonshot. That was the peak of optimism.
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by cft 5y ago
With masks, COVID measures commercial travel is becoming unbearable, even in the first class.
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by cft 5y ago
Next is email, including ML attachment policing
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by cft 5y ago
DNA completely decays after at most 1k years
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by cft 5y ago
Dinosaurs were the dominant species (including the sea), unlike sharks.
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by cft 5y ago
I wonder if the dinosaurs would have developed intelligence and civilization by now, had it not been for the Chicxulub asteroid?
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by cft 5y ago
In the Earth time, the spaceship would take a bit longer than 10m years to reach it, however. Plus the energy required to reach such velocity would probably be more than mass of the Earth if we were to annihilate it.
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by cft 5y ago
Even if a galaxy is 10 million light-years away, you can get to it in 1 month of proper (spaceship) time, if you travel fast enough. This is time dilation due to special relativity.
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by cft 5y ago
The problem is their monopoly power over video distribution on the internet: disgruntled users have nowhere else to go. All alternatives are stifled by the monopoly.
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by cft 5y ago
We left namecheap bc it lived up to its name: we were harassed by defective copyright notices that were copied to namecheap. Instead of forwarding them to us, you sent us an ultimatum that you would drop our DNS. We even had our General Cou
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by cft 5y ago
Because America has shifted from manufacturing economy to DocuSign economy. Soon people will find out that 50bn is new 50m though.
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by cft 5y ago
4. In El Salvador groceries have a small outside window from metal bars, you order through it (you are supposed to know what you need though)
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by cft 5y ago
> gratituos jailing of engineers is off by 40 years from when this CPU was created. Sakharov, the father of Russian hydrogen bomb was exiled for 7 years. He lived under house arrest, sick when this CPU was made: https://histo
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by cft 5y ago
Should authorize and mandate it for dead people too.

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