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by fabbari 6y ago
I am not going to pretend you are engaging in civilized discussion. You are comparing people protesting against a constant threat to their lives from law enforcement - ask any black parent about "the talk" - to people protest
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by fabbari 6y ago
A bit of a tangent here. I remember the TV commercials by music labels in the early days of online piracy telling people: "If you download music you're killing the little music shops in your neighborhood!". The momen
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by fabbari 6y ago
It seems that Reddit is down.
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by fabbari 6y ago
I think this is a fallacy: either way you're making someone unhappy. It's fundamentally a flawed argument: giving rights to someone it's not taking them away from someone else. You're not making the "50%&quo
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by fabbari 6y ago
It seems odd that the Facebook authentication token would allow that kind of access - admin on the business pages - by default. Were you asked for particular permissions? Or did they fake the Facebook login completely?
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by fabbari 6y ago
As a native speaker I would never read - in context - "ometti" as little men. IE: "Se ometti un parametro...". Every language is context sensitive. Same for "moda", when I read: "moda, mediana e me
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by fabbari 6y ago
Let me see if I can punch through your reading comprehension issues. Coca-Cola spent over 4 billion dollars in advertising in 2019 [1], I guess if you asked them if they believe in advertisement they will tell you that they do. C
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by fabbari 6y ago
Their first example for BDD is just painful to look at. Transforming the "business" language into a "developer" language so that "there is no glue code" is missing the point of BDD. Imagine putting t
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by fabbari 6y ago
Just out of completeness you could have added the actual response to Tesla's comments: https://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/14/that-tesla-data-... To say the least: it's not as clea
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by fabbari 6y ago
I think the best part of this is that they included a correction saying that one of the two people quoted as saying there were 'off world' vehicle said he never meant to imply 'other wordly', but the title stays: &q
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by fabbari 6y ago
I have built most of my personal workstations, so I can speak for building your own. I love the granular approach to it - I get to pick an choose across vendors and choose my favorites. Something to take into consideration: building yo
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by fabbari 6y ago
There is something about this way of reasoning that seems faulty to me.The reason the Wuhan laboratory was studying coronaviruses in the first place is that there is a large reservoir of the virus in the area. In other terms: diamonds are h
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by fabbari 6y ago
If you would read the second link I posted carefully you would find out that the investigations started in November, field investigations went from the 6th of January to the 13th. If there was an activity of large groups of drones f
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by fabbari 6y ago
Just to balance out things a bit: most of the sightings were dismissed as either aircrafts, stars or other lights [1]. It may be worth reading the actual released documents rather than take the cherry picked quotes from them. My 2c. Edit -
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by fabbari 6y ago
I have been using a [1] Jarvis frame only, with an IKEA top for now close to 5 years and really loving it. I swapped the top out when I wanted to change color. [1] https://www.fully.com/jarvis-frame-only.html
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by fabbari 6y ago
"...probably due to a genetic mutation in the virus which has not yet been demonstrated scientifically." -- you can stop reading once you get here. It's not that hard to find out if there was a mutation in the virus, you sequ