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City Journal – Lockdowns Must End
(city-journal.org)
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An overly dramatic flame fest. ICE doesn't run "concentration camps." That's highly insulting (not to say triggering) to people who've actually suffered in concentration camps.
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To put this number in perspective, the CDC also published that only 6% of those were from c19 itself, the rest "WITH c19". Remember Birx announced some months ago that anyone dying with c19 would be counted as c19? To put this in
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6y ago
Who's providing the macOS session, GH? Azure?
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6y ago
Hadn't looked at the older version for years, now skimming through this, it's Pure Gold (tm).
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6y ago
More fear porn from the Beeb. Please don’t post this noise on HN.
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Stop Panicking About the Post Office
(gen.medium.com)
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Good introduction, but the article warps time a bit to have IBM coming up with virtual machines just in time to solve the cloud computing problem. Virtual machines were first designed and built in the 1960s.
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Sure it does. Anyone questioning the mainstream narrative is immediately labeled an "evil anti-vaxxer". Try it sometime.
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Perhaps they should ask the old MacOS toolbox Handle users what they think. (Pretty painful trade-off in the long run, is what I think, having lived through that.)
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6y ago
Nice equivocation of CP and asking critical questions about vaccine safety.
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Only because he was pressured to, to save himself and his son financially. This is an incredible scandal which didn't come to light since the DOJ dropped the case against him. The prosecutors colluded with his own law firm to deny hi
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6y ago
Fascinating story, but then it ends with a bust: 5 seconds to do anything? Seems like a show-stopper for real work...
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6y ago
With 8 kids, there’s always someone who’ll take laptops, etc. ;-)
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6y ago
Looks fantastic! I can't find any demo videos on your website that would make it clearer how it actually works, though.
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6y ago
The keynote stated first silicon shipping in 2020.
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6y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1273704510808965...
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6y ago
Absolutely a must-read. Destroys all the shibboleths.
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As usual, Matt Taibbi nails it. https://taibbi.substack.com/p/the-news-media-is-destroying-i...
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Yeah, or maybe his Hellfire Club membership was more than just pagan rituals... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellfire_Club
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6y ago
Or maybe the so-called "conspiracies" are becoming more obviously true with recent revelations? Lotsa people being red-pilled these days...
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6y ago
Fake news. So you don't think any president, politics aside, with serious rioting going on, including burning churches near the White House, wouldn't be (shouldn't be) whisked by his Secret Service people to some place of kno
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Ask HN: Worlds most efficient JavaScript compiler?
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Ho-hum, another alarming article about how we're all going to hell in a handbasket. If the virii don't kill us, the climate change will. It's all about globalist control, and people are waking up.
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Bits of history, words of advice (Newspeak)
(gbracha.blogspot.com)
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misinformation, n.: information you disagree with and don't think should exist.
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Quite the contrary: Generators are quite useful in their own right, independently of asynchronicity.
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Orlov is a very interesting character who's written a lot about societal collapse, having lived through the Soviet version. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitry_Orlov_(writer) ) I've read some of his books (T
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...or because the dangers were exaggerated in the first place.
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But there are clear and compelling arguments that vaccines aren't safe, whatever one thinks of whether they're useful or not. RFK Jr has been leading the vax pro-safety charge for some time (not anti-vax), and I think is making a
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