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by digi59404 6y ago
How poetic. My fiancée has chronic neutrophilic leukemia, or is suspected to have I should say. As there’s no testing or treatment, you can only see the symptoms and body’s reaction to the illness and conclude. We see a specialist every 6 m
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by digi59404 6y ago
Good old iPhone auto correct. I did in fact mean soup.
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by digi59404 6y ago
Hopefully this helps them find a cure/treatment. Most people don’t have complications from this virus, I am one of the few that did. Now, every so often when I get the flu or a cold. Or in general my immune system gets weaker, lack of
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by digi59404 6y ago
There Mobian which IMO is as close to a supported Debian OS on Pinephonr as you can get. https://mobian-project.org/
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by digi59404 6y ago
This isn't capitalism. Capitalism would mean that instead of culling these animals, The farms would be able to butcher and sell the resources to people nearby and far. But instead, They're prohibited from doing so by hundreds if n
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by digi59404 6y ago
I’d also like to point out. The Nazis didn’t come to power with free speech. They came to power by silencing their opponents through force, political posturing, manipulation, and opportunistic behavior. In fact the Nazis squashed free speec
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by digi59404 6y ago
Both VS Code and Atom use significant amounts of WebAssembly and low level libraries to achieve that performance. In addition to that they've written their own view layer for an IDE in modern JS which makes it more performant and stabl
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by digi59404 6y ago
I find things like this interesting. There’s real depth here. That girl was the daughter of someone. Despite cultural differences and generational gaps, there was human chemistry and emotion there. Someone cared deeply about her to ensure s
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by digi59404 6y ago
Yes, the death rates scale with age. However, the permanent damage persists even in younger folks. It’s not as cut and dry as “x number are asymptomatic, and that mean 1 million will die. But those are mainly older folks so we act according
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by digi59404 7y ago
I went the complete opposite. Travel is nice, sure. But my biggest fear became my legacy? When I die what will I have left behind for other generations? For my kids? For my friends? Now I work thrice as hard. I want to exit this world havin
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by digi59404 7y ago
No, that’s 72k that’s what’s charged. The actual paid price is MUCH lower. Some hospitals have cash based pricing where brain surgery is 15-20k out the door.
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by digi59404 7y ago
What are you talking about? We’re subsidizing every other nations healthcare system. Not just the medications. The US in finances provides 60% of the worlds medical research. We produce 40% of the worlds medical journals, and research. Peop
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by digi59404 7y ago
Maybe think about fixing the system itself instead of wiping it out almost entirely and invoking the devastating unintended consequences. Despite what you say, it can be fixed, and can be resolved.
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by digi59404 7y ago
I’m sorry, we’re any of those part of this article or my reply? No, they were not. Conversation does not mean “oh anything that involves health insurance anywhere in the world at any time”.
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by digi59404 7y ago
We’re not every other industrialized nation. There are major differences between the US and say Norway. Cultural, Geographical, Political, Legal, etc. Universal Healthcare isn’t part of this conversation, or this issue. So I’m not even goin
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by digi59404 7y ago
Quick google reveals this might be of help. https://naic.org/documents/topic_insurance_industry_snapshot...
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by digi59404 7y ago
This difference here is it’s not about the cost. Those are fake. Its about what is paid. The United States has non-discriminatory laws in place where healthcare providers can’t charge two groups different pricing. So what happens is hospita
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by digi59404 7y ago
Fantastical notions of universal healthcare aside.. This was to be expected, and it won’t be well received. It’s also not necessary, and shouldn’t happen. Much of the US Healthcare expense when insurance companies are involved is fake. For
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by digi59404 7y ago
To be clear - I’m not saying that misinformation bots and such exist. I absolutely think they do. They probably use this tactic as well. But I’m trying to offer an alternative viewpoint. Just like bots who spread misinformation exist and tr
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by digi59404 7y ago
I promise you... they’re not doing it on pornhub.... :eyes:
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by digi59404 7y ago
One of these friends works somewhere Edward S worked. A building with guards and guns. You tell me.
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by digi59404 7y ago
Whether you like it or not - Political bs to one person is another persons truth. Only through solid and level communication do we remove lies, slander, and fake news. In 2016 - The man who ran the largest fake news website on the internet.
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by digi59404 7y ago
This isn’t true. I have Facebook on my phone and there’s no way to identify me by my phone number. It’s unlisted on my profile and not public. Searching for me by number or email does not work. I’ve check my Fb privacy settings quite often
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by digi59404 7y ago
Did anyone stop and consider these aren’t fake people but people who value anonymity? I have 20 friends who use such tools and tech to hide their identities. Yes they lean right, slightly but they do. They all do this to avoid being found b
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by digi59404 7y ago
FWIW, WebOS works on it. Supposedly. I dont have mine yet.
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by digi59404 7y ago
Not the constitution but federal law prevent registries. California has long since bypassed this law by creating the DROS system. Dealer Record of Sale. Then enacting universal background checks. Essentially forcing any firearm transfer to
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by digi59404 7y ago
Not the constitution there are federal laws that prevent gun registries.
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by digi59404 7y ago
You don’t even need to buy the lower. 3D Printed lowers work just find. In addition you can also just make a mold out of sand. Melt down a bunch of aluminum cans and cast a lower. This stuff isn’t rocket science.
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by digi59404 7y ago
As I always say - the gun isn’t the problem. Someone waking up one morning and going “gee I’d like to kill a lot of people today” is the problem. That’s a cultural and mental health issue.
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by digi59404 7y ago
I didn't specify republicans or conservatives. I broke it down into those who think it's fine, and those who don't. One of the biggest fallacies around is that Republicans/Conservatives are the GREAT majority of gun owne

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