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by cguess 4y ago
Hello straw man. Read the story and the other comments. No one's forcing you to not eat at your desk in France, it's just making companies give the option not to. Not eating after 4pm is a very very rare condition in the entire wo
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1.) No EU country requires vaccination or testing requirements for entry anymore. 2.) It's very easy to get a EU cert from a US one (I did it through Switzerland, took about... 10 minutes?). 3.) Countries have always been able to close
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I had that in 2005, well after it should have been phased out. I got sick of it and just... installed Netbeans on my PowerPC MacBook Pro. My professor was shocked it was even possible.
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That's not true? Maybe it is for T-Mobile, but I just bought an Orange eSim online and added it to my phone in about 2 minutes with a QR that was generated on the site.
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People are constantly talking about how working remote means you can leave the big cities, but this is the exact reason cities aren't going anywhere.
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I always forget how weirdly right-wing this entire site is.
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To quote "Stephen Colbert" (in character): "Reality has a well-known liberal bias." If you discuss racism as existing, it's liberal. If you discuss homophobia as existing, it's progressive. If you discuss the i
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by cguess 4y ago
The last one was about libxslt... which I'd be shocked if anyone is using XSLT in a production environment that is also actively maintained.
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Mosquitos lay eggs in standing water and one of the major mitigation techniques is removing puddles (old tires, canoes turns upright, etc). The CDC even recommends this for prevention of West Nile (a mosquito born illness) https:/&#
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by cguess 4y ago
There's a reason celebrity endorsements work (companies wouldn't do them if they didn't). Even if people know it's a script it's still "something they believe in because otherwise they wouldn't say it.&quo
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Someone 100 years ago would think it's borderline magic, 200 years ago they would have absolutely considered it magic (electricity wouldn't come into its own for 70 more years). 3000 years ago a pocket knife would have been unbeli
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Just to add what others are saying. Phoenicians (and anyone else in antiquity) would never have "trolled" archaeologists, because the concept of archaeology, or preserving the long-forgotten past, was simply not a concept until re
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Politics aside it gives him no expertise in moderation queue management?
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What experience does he have with it? He's a capitalist, not a sociologist, programmer or even economist.
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You never watched Sesame Street did you? They've been explaining social issues to kids since the 1960's. Of course Mr. Rodger's first episode was explaining the Vietnam War. Kids shows are and have always been political if th
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by cguess 4y ago
Not having a large part of the world's populating confined to their couches probably plays a large part of this. People are doing other things with their discretionary money; eating out, drinking out, traveling, buying new clothes that
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by cguess 5y ago
The number of tankies has been impressive. I'm not sure how anyone can look at Russia and think "yea, they made some good points," and I study misinformation professionally. It's not even on the believable scale.
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Because Wisconsin was won by Biden by 20k total voters in 2020. VERY small percentages matter.
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Remember when he called that diver in Thailand a pedophile because the diver (one of the most experienced cave divers in the world) called his idea dumb as shit? That's why I don't like him (well, one of the many many reasons, but
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by cguess 5y ago
She did talk about how certain people view the world. She also advocated for that world view, and then died on welfare (the irony). And yes, billionaires absolutely build their wealth on the backs of others. There's simply no way to be
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by cguess 5y ago
You're big into crypto, aren't you?
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No, that's what Bird is saying. In fact they're expressly saying he was drinking the night before . There was no ABV test done on him, so there's zero proof to their accusation. His blood showed levels of cannabis. However,
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by cguess 5y ago
Depends. Some people (myself) love cities. In my eyes the quality of life drops off the moment I hit the suburbs. Driving everywhere? Having to own a car in the first place (and deal with the parking, insurance, gas, maintenance that comes
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by cguess 5y ago
If you want to build your own 6502 this is a great kit with amazing tutorials. He sells all the parts, but you can also source your own from Adafruit or whatever easily https://eater.net/6502
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by cguess 5y ago
You may be shocked what you're capable of when everything is on the line. Don't count yourself out until you (very hopefully never) are in the same situation.
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Telegram was created by a Russian.
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Private companies are making that decision, not the government. That's a big difference.
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Good luck getting paid. The banks are pretty much all under sanctions. There's no SWIFT transfers, so no deposits from abroad.
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82% of all staged forces as of this morning according the US DOD.
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That government in 2014 was violently overthrown by a popular rebellion. Unlikely they'd be greeting Russians as liberators after that.

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