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by devtul 7y ago
Exactly, thank you. It is clear some regular people approve, support, and demand that too. But I think the bulk of the effort comes from big companies and ONGs, pressure groups. This is at least true for my country, to put it brutally short
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by devtul 7y ago
Not even oppose really, the mere act of questioning how secure they are given their track record of being prohibited in Germany, Holland, and India would attract not opposing arguments but name-calling. We are supposed to just trust that ev
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by devtul 7y ago
I don't want a private owned platform that as far as today plays a huge role in being a place for the public discourse to regulate speech. Of course, and it pains me to have to state the obvious for fear of strawmaning, saved the app
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by devtul 7y ago
Imagine a law mandating a sign be put on every toilet stall door with the message "wipe your ass". Rather than overregulating, we should allow ourselves time to adapt to this new world, this might include - block your kid's e
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by devtul 7y ago
Nothing personal, but this kind of comment really grind my gears. When I read a claim like the one made in that comment, I take that as a lead and am grateful that someone brought light to that POV so I can explore more, e.g. freaking googl
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by devtul 7y ago
After watching a few Def Con talks, I' am sure there is a good chance of a very dedicated asshole out there trying to target those old systems.
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by devtul 7y ago
You can't discard the different pressures specific to each gender, and how each gender deals in their own way with those issues. This reminds me of schools that deal with boys like they are "broken girls", they are ignoring t
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by devtul 7y ago
Women definitely have their share on the stigma, too many times have I seen women using mental issues to emasculate men.
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by devtul 7y ago
For sure, putting gun runners out of a job
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by devtul 7y ago
I thought we were over the fact that news agencies don't need any help to discredit themselves.
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by devtul 7y ago
Doesn't zoning fall under the same category as high permit prices when it comes to roadblocks for new units? Even when you say > It seems to me rent control and eviction restrictions of this type increases the expected profits for n
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by devtul 7y ago
Check this site https://thatoneprivacysite.net/ has an extensive comparison between VPN providers. I've been using NordVPN for a couple of months and I am pretty happy with it.
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by devtul 7y ago
It is funny how this can be clearly observed about the OK gesture deal. I would say most people see that as your regular OK gestures, while some see it as final proof of subscription to a particular ethnic related ideology.
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by devtul 7y ago
Blockers have a negative effect on bone density and it is unknown if they affect brain development. I guess we will only really see the negative effects(if any) in a couple of decades. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline
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by devtul 7y ago
I' am pretty sure my meter is broke, I don't feel thirsty at all and have to consciously keep track of my "thirst". To the point of not being able to sleep for a good part of 2018 due to severe pain, I couldn't lie
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by devtul 7y ago
Seems to be more a problem of expectations than anything else, people are too focused on being successful than being happy, on having it all. I would gleefully take a pay cut to have a 35h work week _if my wage still allows me to eat out on
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by devtul 7y ago
My birthplace is roughly 9439km or 5865 miles from Paris, yet I hold back tears while reading and remembering the tragedy.
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by devtul 7y ago
For people more knowledgeable than me on this, I wonder what a low price point changes, since Elon Musk called lidar "expensive appendix". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w1G2GyPTUM
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by devtul 7y ago
Funny to read that, I forgot my folding knife which has a reasonably big blade inside my backpack. Went through the security of 3 different countries, no one found it, was mortified myself to find that huge blade when I arrived.
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by devtul 7y ago
I find it distressing to hear people pushing the idea of ignoring data. As imperfect as they might be, research is our best effort of making sense of things as they are and making decisions based on our best sense of the facts.
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by devtul 7y ago
"They will hate us and seek to destroy us not for what we've done but for what we are." Sam Harris pics apart one ISIS publication that pushes exactly this point. But of course, I'm talking about ISIS and not your run-of
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by devtul 7y ago
They will be able to estimate the era by drilling garbage disposal sites and checking the layers of iphones. "You can see this layer of IPhone 2's here"
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by devtul 7y ago
This is my overall take on this. I don't think I' am getting dumber, I appreciate that experience has given me a more nuanced view on things and to be certain about something, unless that subject is really really narrow, is a type
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by devtul 7y ago
I read some histories that just sound like someone that financed a big and very specific type of boat, that they couldn't afford to begin with, while living in a landlocked nation with no lakes and a few small rivers. But it is not ent
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by devtul 7y ago
If having a partner that did porn doesn't bother you, this changes nothing. On the other hand, if it does bother the person, then it enables him/her to rightfully discriminate who will be his/her partner for life. Least I che
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by devtul 7y ago
I wonder what happened to so many developers that turned them so jaded and cynical towards scrum and project management. So far I've dealt with the good and bad of scrum with a good pinch of horrendous PMs in the mix, but I still came
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by devtul 7y ago
This makes me want to have a recorder rolling all the time when I interact with people from that group, just in case.
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by devtul 7y ago
> abuse of vulnerable women/minorities is a lot more widespread than what it was earlier believed to be This is the reason people respond with "I've never seen it", it is a natural reaction once something is presented
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by devtul 8y ago
> tends to always come from somewhere in America In a Chinese forum about knitting nonetheless
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by devtul 8y ago
In Saudi Arabia letting women drive was/is deemed a bad idea. Some cultures think it is a bad idea to not cut off the clit of girls. There are Islamic scholars that will go at length on how you should discipline physically your wife, f

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