exporectomy

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by exporectomy 6y ago
I'm talking about accountability, not blind trust.
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by exporectomy 6y ago
There's nothing wrong with that as long as the law enforcement is trustworthy and competent. We do want to catch criminals. That's the whole point of having law enforcement. It's funny that in America, people seem to have so
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Certainly not an obvious impact, at least not yet, according to this graph: https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Doomsday predictions about climate change are very popular.
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by exporectomy 6y ago
How can you explain the radical leftists of the 1960's then? Somehow the Russians (Soviets) must have (I assume you believe it was caused by them) had a communications channel by which they could radicalize all those college students.
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Good to see DSA in there. I've been using BouncyCastle for cryptography in .Net on Windows just to make it compatible with Wine.
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Those are only some factors and don't account for the entire wealth difference. I agree they are part of the explanation though. Women social distanced more than men which is consistent with women generally being more careful about the
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I sense a bit of classism in your comment. Seemingly excusing poor people's unsafe behavior because they lack the wealth needed to do it better. However, lots of things are correlated with wealth but n
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Perhaps what you want is a range of boards with many combinations of features. Some with 4xethernet, some with 2xethernet, some with PCIE and 1xethernet, some with M.2 and PCIE, some with M.2 and 2xethernet, etc. to fill out that big matrix
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by exporectomy 6y ago
No, you don't get to retrospectively pretend you could have predicted something after it happened. No amount of graphs can make up for the fact that he's cherry picked an event that actually happened then went on a fishing expedit
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Would also put a huge burden on small businesses. I run a little forum for by business. I want to remove spam and off-topic posts, so I'll be classed as a publisher, but I don't want to be subject to restrictions of "Publishe
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Your definition of monopoly is wrong. Microsoft was judged by the court to be abusing its monopoly power by bundling IE with Windows and making it difficult to uninstall even though users could still install competing browsers if they spent
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Wow, the contrived reasoning in that Twitter statement is beyond belief: Trump: "I totally disagree with the outcome of the election [...] there will be an orderly transition [...] I will not be going to the Inauguration" Twitter&
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by exporectomy 6y ago
Wow. I actually didn't see that, even after re-reading it looking specifically for it. I had to ctrl-F to find it. It's in bold under the picture so I probably mistook it for general non-article clutter and ignored it. Reading com
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by exporectomy 6y ago
The story doesn't say cars left the road by swerving off the side. I think they left it vertically because it was shaped like a jump and they were just driving too fast. It also doesn't say automatic braking/obstacle avoidanc
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by exporectomy 6y ago
It's not actually stated that automatic braking is the reason for the change. It even gives a different reason: 'To create a "virtually smooth ride across the grid"'. They straightened out a step-shaped road into a