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by graphe 3y ago
The author makes a case against lockdowns which is hurtful to our mental health and suggests that vaccines are somewhat responsible for excessive deaths in the younger population. The easier explaination is that those people were going to d
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by graphe 3y ago
Pfizer found out it was a protease inhibitor and made a new expensive patent drug based off this completely useless and dangerous right wing propaganda. This completely pointless and horrible unsafe ivermectin's effects were amplified
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by graphe 3y ago
Hackintosh isn't cracked down on. Commercial use of it is. I had an osx snow leopard partition I hackintoshed and I was trying old HDDs and it booted on my netbook. Most of the times it doesn't work is based on broken APIs or chan
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by graphe 3y ago
Can it hide or obscure the metadata at the time sent and received? Signal says they do that for their chats but you can also download an archive.
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by graphe 3y ago
Some also took the vaccine and died. Those that took the mRNA treatment and died as well as those that didn't take the experimental drug and died both regret it.
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by graphe 3y ago
This is a ringing endorsement for his integrity. He wasn't afraid of saying the truth.
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by graphe 3y ago
AdBlock tried gently with "acceptable ads". https://getadblock.com/en/acceptable-ads-faq/ I don't mind the antagonistic method today since I will NEVER accept the idea that an ad is acceptable. The
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by graphe 3y ago
The self checkout tsa is the opposite.
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by graphe 3y ago
Singapore indicates strict prohibition and punishing laws can and do work. The problem wasn’t that prohibition didn’t work, it was the lack of enforcement. I don’t have any philosophy towards the idea of drugs. I don’t think the world would
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by graphe 3y ago
They said they made ‘beeper’ free, not ‘beeper mini’ free. Unless they combined them since the last post. But maybe they should say beeper mini is free.
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by graphe 3y ago
How many of those are without a weapon? Is intent to distribute fentanyl a non violent possession? If so could you ever make a case it’s non violent dealing? If you don’t see it as non violent dealing, a store advertising date rape drugs sh
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by graphe 3y ago
>There's the old thought process that even if the guy wasn't guilty of this crime he's certainly guilty of others so they would be doing the world a favor by putting him away. In the end this is just self-justified racism.
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by graphe 3y ago
iMessage is reliable, ‘free’ and encrypted. Beeper mini is unreliable, paid, and encrypted. I wouldn’t recommend it anymore to my Android friends.
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by graphe 3y ago
It’s in response to: >Here you're saying that mass-murderers are common, but despite their extensive trails of corpses, we can't pin the actual crime on an actual criminal. No, there's nothing magical about criminal prosec
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by graphe 3y ago
From your other comment it seems like this is a relic before dna testing. I’ve heard there are many samples of dna that have yet to be processed. Hopefully the circumstances don’t occur again.
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by graphe 3y ago
Full of is misleading. If 1%-10% are innocent, 99-90% are still guilty. 21 of the 375 men that were innocent were on death row. https://innocenceproject.org/dna-exonerations-in-the-united-... Are these cases a relic before
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by graphe 3y ago
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-use-chatgpt-as-a-siri-s... https://www.howtogeek.com/713498/how-to-launch-google-assist... I remember doing something like this a while ago.
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by graphe 3y ago
The manpower involved could also be an issue, they can gather dna and evidence but more likely it’ll be ignored over other cases. For better or worst, we should accept that our justice system has holes and flaws, and we should do our best t
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by graphe 3y ago
That definitely happens but lots of evidence is thrown out and they are looking at throwing the law at him. A famous case is Al Capone. I’m not calling it right or wrong, it’s just what happens with the system in place. It’s also shown to t
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by graphe 3y ago
Blame laws like fruit of the poisoned tree. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_of_the_poisonous_tree If you want to act in bad faith and call it magic and bullshit feel free to grandstand.
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by graphe 3y ago
You don’t just decide to lock someone up for a crime. Police gather evidence, give it to a prosecutor, the prosecutor makes a case (or not) and they will either go to trial or plea, then it’s in the hands of a jury or judge. Claiming guilt
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by graphe 3y ago
This indicates that the jury/judge also failed the innocent man. What would have saved him? Are these cases relics before dna? Would it happen again today?
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by graphe 3y ago
US law is applied unequally. It’s very harsh, sometimes random and I’ve heard all Americans break the law daily. We would all be in jail and sometimes prison. US crime is like driving across the only road that is covered in black ice with t
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by graphe 3y ago
If we accept that court cases will have a non zero error rate, what rate are we comfortable with? Court cases are irregular, judges, the jury, the experts and the type of prosecution matters. Are we more comfortable with different crimes at
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by graphe 3y ago
What is the conclusion you’re making?
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by graphe 3y ago
That isn’t complex either. There was no reason besides patents that 3D printing could have been a reality decades ago. Simple math is all you need and gcode isn’t just 3D printing it’s also for CNC, something that was able to be done around
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by graphe 3y ago
Innocent meaning they didn’t do the specific crime, or innocent as in someone with a clean record that was railroaded? If you’re looking for the criminal that killed a bunch of people but not that specific case it’s not that uncommon. If yo
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by graphe 3y ago
They’re not complex, just easily taken apart and meant to be repaired by humans. The software isn’t particularly complex either, the reason for their surge recently was due to patents expiring for additive manufacturing. https://
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by graphe 3y ago
Guns, small engines, and 3D printers are its larger modern cousins.
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by graphe 3y ago
Wolves can live 15 years. Big dogs are just inbred small dogs with pituitary gland overgrowth.

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