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Nearly every news organization in Germany (even for adult suspects and convicts)[1] will rarely publish names, and also many of the more reputable ones in Britain will weigh public interest against privacy as a matter of policy. At least in
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Pretty much everything. From his name, to his mother name and birthplace, photos of him as a teen, etc. Especially for young people the decent thing to do is to not name them in this kind of reporting. Now not only he, but also is his mot
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2y ago
I'm specifically speaking of what he chooses to include in his articles.
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2y ago
Am I the only one who feels that Brian's tendency to include lots of personal details (of suspects and people he doesn't like) in his articles is weird and creepy? His reporting looks more and more like the Daily Mail of cybersecu
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2y ago
I always just arrive 5 minutes prior to departure. If I miss a train, not a big deal. I'll just take the next one sometime later. Most train tickets are flexible and merely specify the day you're going to take a particular connect
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2y ago
Congratulations. You likely did more harm to yourself than you prevented. When you go to multiple doctors and they're in agreement it's a bad idea, the correct response likely isn't to self-medicate in your addled state.
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2y ago
> I can afford to go to a nice doctor who will prioritize my comfort If they actually do, they'll probably not give you antibiotics, which are associated with many undesirable short and long-term health outcomes. Taking antibiotics
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2y ago
According to this[1] it looks like Apple is more or less directly funding the helpline, so it's more like Apple is outsourcing the work. Note that I don't think the 2024 table is complete yet. Compared to 2023 there's hardly
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Interesting. I rescind my earlier comment and claim the opposite.
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> IDK where you live but where I am, unless it's an actively life threatening emergency, the Police will say they're busy. Where I live the basic law/constitution establishes a protection duty of its citizens by the state
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2y ago
How is any of what you're saying related to the issue at hand? Is this a defense of cartels? "We're not fixing prices, we're merely sharing information"
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2y ago
Hilarious. The code "fix" Copilot suggests in their example[1] is wrong on some many levels. It's trying to use await in something that is not an async function. From the other examples it's clear this is likely React&#x
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2y ago
"How WhatsApp changed the world by becoming more like WeChat" Enshittification claims another victim.
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2y ago
Please do explain how any of that follows from what I said. It's perfectly fine to export a limited resource like labor as long as you're trading for something of equal value. Besides, you think India is doing great? China - now b
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2y ago
As long as you don't crack open the casing and diamond shell around the carbon-14 in order to eat it or use it as a skincare product, you'll be just fine handling the thing. Inevitably someone will do that, but only because they&#
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2y ago
No it doesn't follow. I have absolutely no clue where you're getting that from. The point was that exporting low-margin high-labor goods and importing high-margin low-labor goods with addictive properties and possibly even negativ
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2y ago
They're creating "value" the same way the British Empire did for China around 1800. It's almost 1:1 the same dynamic. Bad decision-making of individuals is exploited to make them act against the best interests of their c
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2y ago
> and put together with the finest art, in the shortest way, the best form, the lightest manner, and most practicable shape Yeah nah. Ask any doctor or biologist. Humans and most other organisms are definitely not put together like that.
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> I don't know how they're still in business. They're growing year after year, so clearly they're doing something right.
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2y ago
Eh, random utterances are more common than you think. Especially amongst older people. Most will know at least a couple family members who tend to mutter random things to themselves. Nobody who is themselves sane is going to judge another f
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2y ago
Mosquitos are a food source for some reptiles, fish, birds, and other insects and male mosquitos also serve as pollinators, of which many a species are already in danger.
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> boss won't want to risk losing them so they'll agree to the escapade. That's precisely it. A motivated engineer is almost always going to outperform a bored engineer/one who quits. Morale is miles more important tha
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2y ago
A local chain here ships soup in some sort of biodegradable coated-cardboard-bucket-thingies. They still put a plastic lid on it, but I wouldn't dismiss cardboard/paper. They're good enough for transport, though they do degra
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2y ago
Nice water flows downstream, terminates in the ocean. They simply follow it back upstream.
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> i dont have any nerve damage (that i know of) but if i touch along my ring or little finger near the knuckle, sometimes i feel a tickling sensation on my cheek next to my ear. kinda weird! That's funny. I think I can reproduce tha
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Cheating themselves, maybe. Graded homework is obvious nonsense because incentives don't align and there's no reliable way to make them align and ensure fairness.
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Trains in Berlin's public transport go up to 90km/h and don't wait at traffic lights. I bet there's plenty cities with faster public transport, but probably few that can provide near perfect last-mile coverage in the ent
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On a properly configured server you'll be waiting forever, because the users actually running the applications on that server aren't the same users who have privileges to make changes to the system or have access to stuff like sud
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2y ago
You really don't see how this is going to push people away and into the open arms of the republican party?
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> Trump’s platform and policy plan is actively transphobic, is it rhetoric to call this what it is? It is fine to say: "I think his policy is transphobic.". Do not say or imply: "If you support Trump, you must be fine with
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