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> I know for sure there is a percentage of "consentual" porn that's actually based on faked or revoked consent because human traffickers can make big money on platforms like Pornhub and Onlyfans. Human trafficking is almos
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> Some porn stars say they will quite easily make informed decisions in that situation. But I think that is the minority... This seems to be a common trope. The poor porn actress didn't know what was going to happen.... In the real
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Finalizing and actually finalized are very different things in ICANN land. If they ever do try to implement this policy its likely to end up in court for years. I can't see Afilias just rolling over when .io ( https://en.wiki
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I've now seen this story reported is so many places. My wife says she's also seen it on her social media. So either the entire world suddenly cares about knock off handbags or someone is spending a lot on PR. Is Hermes behind thi
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This is what no competition gives you. The Huaweis are much better, and were starting to eat into Samsung's business, but without the Google services its hard no for most people including me.
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Netflix's biggest problem is their extremely poor AI. They might have some excellent shows and series but if its hard to find no one ever sees it. Instead they end up getting rated on drivel like "The Woman in the House Across the
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I suspect this was really driven by one Steve Kirsch ( https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/10/05/1036408/silicon-... ) No idea if he's just a rich nutter or if he's hoping he can profit by bein
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The disinvestment campaign did very little except transfer ownership of some of the largest companies in the country to South Africans and I would assume the bulk of that would have ended up in the hands of the politically connected. Sancti
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My guess is that the listener numbers for Rogan have gone through the roof because of this and the vast vast majority of paying Spotify customers don't care. I'm don't like Rogan but I have no intention of cancelling my paid
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It very much depends on which country you are in. So for North America or anywhere with a high iphone usage it makes sense and the small amount extra for the iPad is completely justifiable, but I think in other countries it ends up coming
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Try Newsblur. It comes very close.
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If you do a fair bit of router work as part of $dayjob then Mikrotiks are awesome. If you don't they are way more trouble than they are worth. Mine has a permanent VPN to the office with a router protocol so only office traffic goes do
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"The Jedi are inappropriate mascots for social justice... a religious order of intergalactic police-monks, prone to (white) saviorism and toxically masculine approaches to conflict resolution (violent duels with phallic lightsabers, ga
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If you end up stealing from the mob or well known exchanges it's a problem but for everyone else does it really make any difference? How do they prove they were the previous owner and that it wasn't a legit transaction?
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"If anything, DNSSEC would allow one to prove that the .ly TLD had published bogus DNS records." No it wouldn't. If you can force the registry to change name servers records then they can change DS records as well and your n
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This is pure opinion. No Facts. At this stage the virus has been found we know almost nothing else yet. And quoting Feigl-Ding is like quoting the exact opposite of a virus denier. Everything he ever sees is evidence that the sky is falling
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What's magical about Tesla that its going to stay a non union shop? If every other car company has to deal with unions then its only a matter of time until they are as well. The only way they can prevent that is to pay more than the o
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In my country at least people were paying a LOT of money for Ivermectin. Someone was definitely making a mint. Just a reminder that while snake oil was a "patent medicine" there were never any actual patents involved.
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The Google imap service has also been unstable in South Africa this morning.
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"Agile ... emphasizes customer collaboration over contract negotiation, individuals over processes, responsiveness to change over following a plan and results over documents." I think someone needs to tell this to my company'
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So much this. From Wikipedia: "Whether any injury came about due to the inhalation of paraquat-contaminated marijuana is uncertain. A 1995 study found that "no lung or other injury in cannabis users has ever been attributed to pa
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A colleague of mine just lost his best friend. It was the second time he had the virus. They think it was two different variants. Something like 2.4 billion people have had at least one shot of vaccine. How many more need to before you thin
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To me it looks like FLCCC is nothing but an Ivermectin marketing agency.
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From an interview I listened to of Pulmonologist at a small well respected private hospital in Johannesburg: He would use anything that worked to save lives but Ivermectin just doesn't work. On one day he personally admitted 22 people
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Its not that simple. To make it as a one percenter here in South Africa you have to take home a little over $40k a year. The CEO's of most of the smaller tech firms probably take home less than the starting salary of a US FAANG develo
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This article seems like its mostly "Warren Buffet is bad because he's richer than me". He's given away something like $27 Billion so far. Getting upset because he has only paid tax on the money he has physically received
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I've been a paying user since google shut down Reader. I really agree with your comment. On the other hand I'm expecting to be ridiculously productive at work until Newsblur is back up.
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You've suggested $200+ worth of equipment for an entry level setup. I realize in Silicon Valley that's probably the price of a hot dog but in the rest of the world its not cheap for just looking professional in meetings. Full time
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I've always thought that the real NSA ruthlessly prosecutes anyone who leaks to the press and the "anonymous intelligence sources" quoted in the press are always fake.
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There is a urologist at my local hospital by the name of Dr Hardon
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