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by dtn 5y ago
Isn't that just tongue-in-cheek? Considering how easily accusations of astroturfing and shilling are thrown around when it comes to this topic.
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by dtn 5y ago
> Yeah, but let's face it. Their "elite" spetsnaz got captured during an operation. I highly doubt this, considering https://nikopol.nikopolnews.net/nikopol/uvaga-informaciya-pr... claims the image is
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by dtn 5y ago
You can snailmail them cash along with a random token you get from their website/account management page, and that gets credited to your account. https://mullvad.net/en/pricing/
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by dtn 5y ago
> The people who are meant to die from COVID will die when you open up again. Absolutely not true. The lockdowns have bought my family and friends valuable time for them all to get vaccinated, despite our shithouse federal government vac
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by dtn 5y ago
I'm not interested in pursuing this debate, but I will point out that our highly urbanised population means that it's not as cut and dry as you're making it out to be.
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by dtn 5y ago
One can point to Australia's COVID death rates (~4 per 100,000) in comparison to the United States and the United Kingdom (~200 per 100,000) and make a case for that. This legislation is far less justifiable, and should have no reason
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by dtn 5y ago
The problem is that this legislation wasn't introduced to deal with COVID. The intense international focus on our public health restrictions is a huge distraction, and undermines the message we want to send regarding authoritarianism.
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by dtn 5y ago
You're making the mistake of conflating Australia's COVID-19 restrictions with this legislation, when they're entirely unrelated. These digital powers were something Australia has sought for many years- under the good ol&#x27
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by dtn 5y ago
The federal government have been frothing at the mouth to get states to open up since the start of the pandemic, especially focused on VIC. They've only changed their messaging temporarily to be pro-lockdown recently when NSW initially
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by dtn 5y ago
It's law, but it still gets abused quite frequently (outside of tech, at least). Anecdotally speaking, all my mates who work in private construction office jobs regularly do quite a bit of unpaid overtime. It's very much a combine
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by dtn 6y ago
Muggings are attacks. Am I missing something?
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by dtn 6y ago
> But reasonable people can believe a government is an antagonist, while not blaming individuals from that nation. That's the exception, not the rule, from my experience. It takes very little to go from "fuck China" to &qu
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by dtn 6y ago
The report indicated that official Huawei accounts retweeted these bots, so...
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by dtn 6y ago
How tiresome. Every time a conversation regarding this topic is discussed, we always have someone arrive to graciously remind us how Asian People Are The Real Racists.
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by dtn 6y ago
Here to add https://dagobah.net/ to the list
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by dtn 7y ago
NetEase, their regional publisher, made that statement. It was also posted before the controversy started.
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by dtn 7y ago
> it should be clear to everyone that Golang is the best language to READ I often see Go functions with a large number of lines- many of which are noisy boilerplate error handling. Combine that with terse variable names, type inference a
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NimScript(nim-lang.org)
1 points by dtn 7y ago|0 comments
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by dtn 7y ago
This is a similar line of reasoning that I take regarding 4-day work weeks. Not only would I be working for 20% less hours, I'm also gaining 50% more leisure time (2 day weekend => 3 days). From this perspective, taking a flat per-h
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by dtn 7y ago
https://github.com/fuhsjr00/bug.n exists for Windows
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by dtn 7y ago
I don't really agree with this. Betty Edward's process is great for drawing from reference and learning to see. Drawing from imagination relies on a completely different skill-set. In Cocteau's case, I would even argue that i
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Is Moonlight Blue?(gurneyjourney.blogspot.com)
1 points by dtn 8y ago|0 comments
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by dtn 8y ago
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php/831-Journey-... A real shame conceptart.org is dead... edit: https://vimeo.com/29510470 here's a slideshow of his submitted works, a lot of the
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by dtn 8y ago
Apparently Yahoo jp have used it in one of their internal tools https://twitter.com/taichiro_dev/status/1047803131986292736
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by dtn 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that Firefox's model is a superset of Chrome's https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web... seems to suggest feature parity, at the very least
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by dtn 9y ago
On a similar vein, I've used http://www.huevaluechroma.com/ extensively for learning about color theory. It's incredibly comprehensive and tailored for practical application (painting, more specifically).