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   by graphe 3y ago

   This didn't say it was great for child porn either. Both cameras and storage classify under “create and store child sex abuse material.”
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   by graphe 3y ago

   Have you seen some of the legit home cameras? They're not hard to hide either (according to YouTube). I looked on Amazon, if it was bought on eBay under a different name nobody would say anything. https://www.amazon.com&#x2F
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   by graphe 3y ago

   Would you use that same protocol for all cameras, SSDs, HDDs, and microsd cards that could “create and store child sex abuse material"? Someone should be in prison, but it isn't Sony, hitachi's or AT&T's fault when t
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   by graphe 3y ago

   Saying they are experts are like telling you who is sexy or not. It's subjective. Some people really consider Marx or Friedman as the truth for instance. Digging deeper in the weeds we can make claims either way. Experts are often self
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   by graphe 3y ago

   What is "the truth" about animal fats or plant oils? What is the disinformation for it?
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   by graphe 3y ago

   What makes information disinformation or fake news? Who decided it?
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   by graphe 3y ago

   If string theory was disproven we could still have experts that were former string theory experts. The best programmer-musician-firefighter-chef in the world might be less impressive than you think. But you have a good point. What are her c
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   by graphe 3y ago

   Why does it need to be paid?
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   by graphe 3y ago

   Thanks for the article. Looks like he got his eyesight back so it wasn't permanent.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    If you wanted to make money, you would choose business over academia. I know one brilliant math/physics researcher who wanted to go to China because they have better scientific research equipment.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Who is exterminating who in the article? It just says harmful to society.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    We should all research Facebook. ;)
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Thanks! I am a skeptic of this as well, but it doesn't hurt to try. Thought it be fascinating to others here too. In another remote viewing thread someone asked why didn't we catch Osama with it? Maybe people that did it were more
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    by graphe 3y ago

    I pasted "The 13 year associative remote viewing project" but "The 13" was cut off for some reason.
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    The 13 Year associative remote viewing project(adventuresofgreg.com)

    3 points by graphe 3y ago|4 comments
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Can you link me?
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    by graphe 3y ago

    You don't need 100% UVI 11 damage 1-2hr a day. That large fraction removed is functioning well for him and preventing him from sunburn.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    You can't do a 'lumen' lamp. The IR rays are what help. Anecdotally it felt good to cover my hands with the old lamps, and the cfls and LED lights never "felt" good.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Americans have preserved their history somewhat. https://youtu.be/aB6AUYr6Ecs great channel, fascinating especially their collapsing hierarchies. They formed temporary hierarchies to build luxurious settlements for everyone
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    by graphe 3y ago

    The idea of using nuclear waste to protect pristine natural environments is a good one. It's the most effective one we have today. After a few generations I heard animals aren't affected anymore, it also depends on the kind of fal
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    by graphe 3y ago

    If you compare the license holders and the population, the kind of "growth" that amateur licenses got is my point: proportion to the population of the US 2018-2023 had an increase of roughly 500 members, so around 100 per year. h
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Wifi onboard is .02$? What chipset is that cheap?
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Will ham licensing die? The average age is like 60-70 usually, the government kept lowering the requirements to get a license and it's even less popular. I heard they're usually mostly benchmarking distance and truckers listening.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    If you can read a blog post by 1 person on this subject seriously, you can read a summary of an interview of 15 people. I downloaded the epub. This line sold me to read it. >In this article, we coin the term ‘mundane emotions’ to draw at
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    by graphe 3y ago

    You're wrong. As if wildlifes were only invented after global warmi- I mean climate change.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Where did you read that?
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Most old growth trees are gone. He gave proof they used controlled burns. Where is the evidence for the claim it's only ""small"" tribes?
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Thank you! I generally don't see as much support for them and needs to use old versions of it was supported. This trend is happening more and more, it's unfortunate but it seems like we need to use a newer GPU now.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    Somewhat related: is it worth it to use a P100 or P40? I was gonna get one but seems like pascal isn't being supported by more and more projects.
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    by graphe 3y ago

    I watched the interview. Presenter was a nameless puppet clearly flustered by Elon. Pretty funny. I heard Twitter ads are worthless though. I hadn't been on it much since my 3rd party app doesn't work anymore but it's way les