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by graphe 3y ago
I use features of programs with people who can use it. I don't want to call friends that have bad audio quality as often and I'm not as comfortable on unencrypted services. I prefer facetime for the quality. We all use something A
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by graphe 3y ago
Loved your post, thanks for sharing!
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by graphe 3y ago
They don't have to, as they haven't for over a decade. It will suck and I doubt anyone will use it unless they're forced to (for 2fa). This is too little too late, if not iMessage, they'd use Snapchat, Facebook messenger
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by graphe 3y ago
Don't compare whole potato, it should be to potato protein extract.
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by graphe 3y ago
The only texts I get are unwanted spam or some confirmation codes and no it is not worth it to use RCS with the amount of unsent messages it keeps having problems with, maybe for some "possible encryption". It is trash all the way
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by graphe 3y ago
Good? RCS isn't universal. Am I gonna be sending and receiving Google, Verizon, TMobile, or Samsung messages? It's not universally encrypted either. No way am I turning it on.
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by graphe 3y ago
This sounds like Tay Sachs for Africans. Read that carriers of Tay Sachs might have defended them against tuberculosis, and they're also looking at gene therapy for it. Prevention is the preferred method of passing this trait on howeve
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by graphe 3y ago
I would have bred them for more potato protein. It's a very close meat protein substitute by essential amino acids. Might be why it tastes so good. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6245118/ &
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by graphe 3y ago
Africa wasn't colonized by Europe until vaccines and treatments were invented because of malaria and other tropical diseases. Quinine was one of the last ingredients needed to conquer Africa.
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by graphe 3y ago
I agree. I just learned about them this week and also the more advanced ERV. I've moved around and inconsistent air quality is a huge problem to me.
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by graphe 3y ago
The plantower can detect particle sizes including that of mold. It won't tell you there's mold but it can tell you about mold sized particles. I think it's PM10 but the worst is 2.5 and less.
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by graphe 3y ago
Besides what the other person said it's also not as well known and there's no financial incentive for it to be taught to them over patented medicine (at least in the us). I also suggest lüften a common daily German practice of ope
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by graphe 3y ago
It isn't an maoi unless you take much higher dosages, no different from fearing drowning from drinking water. It acts through hormesis (low dose effect is different from high dose) so by the time it's an MAOI (30mg+), it turns you
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by graphe 3y ago
Vouching for this, best chess app ever. Also offers a website!
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by graphe 3y ago
This project is licensed under the terms of the SSPL. Portions of this project are based on macholibre by Aaron Stephens under the Apache 2.0 license. This project has been purchased by Beeper, please contact them with any questions about l
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by graphe 3y ago
They are though. https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=38534247
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by graphe 3y ago
This was tried by apple. https://www.engadget.com/apple-drops-its-lawsuit-against-a-m...
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by graphe 3y ago
What makes it the "right thing" and who decided it was right?
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by graphe 3y ago
At that point, you should ask yourself what is the function of news? The whole of information is editorial. Aside from technical information which is factual, even discussing 'kinds of' news is biased. You could maybe aggregate bi
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by graphe 3y ago
They still work. Apple doesn't stop services from working or programs from functioning.
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by graphe 3y ago
No they aren't. My iMessage still works, and so will other devices that had iMessage.
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by graphe 3y ago
Old hardware that doesn't have it. Are they gonna ban my iMac from 2009 that was before iMessage was a thing?
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by graphe 3y ago
What's the point of matrix integration if not to use it? Gaim/pidgin ended because of changes not because it was too powerful.
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by graphe 3y ago
It doesn't do with this post. It has to do with pebble. They overproduced and were too carried away with efficient over production and (probably) had warehouses full of pebbles. For years after you could get a new in box one for $40 or
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by graphe 3y ago
Beeper was made by the pebble dev. Eric should have read the goal by Eli goldratt, it's a case study of TOC. I still love my slides of time. Pebble: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble_(watch) https:/&#x
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by graphe 3y ago
>Mass surveillance fundamentally changed the nature of surveillance. Computers create and organize large amounts of information. This is useful for large organizations and unempowering to the average person. Any technology with these tra
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by graphe 3y ago
I was thinking of voyeurs. It's the legit side of this. Spying also isn't illegal.
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by graphe 3y ago
Great job they're doing. This is sponsored. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Car-Home-1080P-Wireless-4k-Spy-WiFi...
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by graphe 3y ago
Did you experience the automats?
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by graphe 3y ago
Semantics. Besides, spying isn't illegal. It could be used for porn. They get rid of the word spy on the camera, amazon gets a fine and this will now this happen hidden under the surface. It's semantics. What's the real solut

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