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by graphe 3y ago
In a fair world I wouldn't be born with a condition, and I wouldn't be entitled to someone else's work.
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by graphe 3y ago
No but I can attest to my friend using Dante labs. Nebula and Dante as well as all others outsource the lab tests and buy"bulk vouchers". The privacy isn't an issue, Dante has been known to hire really bad labs that lose or m
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by graphe 3y ago
To go into philosophy a bit, you make a deal with society when you live in it (Rousseau). If you post online, on the clearweb, you should expect some logging where you volunteer your information. If you upload your DNA, it's not accide
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by graphe 3y ago
Society is not my personal piggybank for help. Being born with a health condition already makes it an unjust world. Being entitled to other people's work by your own metric of payment is also unjust.
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by graphe 3y ago
The two parties are the state and the data brokers. The individual has no way to do this on their own. But you're right, it doesn't have to be true. Maybe someone will have precedence and sue a company. Until then I am convinced i
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by graphe 3y ago
Just as Qualcomm shows it's chips are getting better, Apple pounces! The layout looks very different from m2, it must have been delayed. Does anyone know if it's using HBM3?
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by graphe 3y ago
It's a survey. Ever took one?
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by graphe 3y ago
>The study was published this week in the October issue of Autism Research and created with collaborators from the University of Toronto. The research participants -- employed individuals, 33 with autism and 34 neurotypical -- were asked
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by graphe 3y ago
So if my insulin wasn't being produced, doctor told me, I should just die naturally instead of being grateful for insulin, because making someone rich is a greater sin? You're making very little sense.
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by graphe 3y ago
I sure hope they don't use my DNA to catch any criminals. I hope they roam around undetected as before, I would never harbor any bad feelings towards any members of my family regardless of their rape, murder or other crimes. You don&#x
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by graphe 3y ago
The solution that's better is to die from it naturally. It's much preferred to side effects because??
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by graphe 3y ago
No different from the sample of cancer they got from cell lines. After all, Steve jobs father only contributed DNA data, he isn't going to receive royalties or any benefits from his genetic data's activity.
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by graphe 3y ago
Why? People choose to upload their data if they want to. If by 'stealing' you mean your voluntary upload and not reading the TOS it's hard to have sympathy. Most people CHOOSE to upload their data to private databases to get
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by graphe 3y ago
There are zero incentives for them to comply and zero ways a person can make them accountable. If your SSN can be leaked and nothing will happen why would they care about scrappable pictures? The only times they care are when it can cost th
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by graphe 3y ago
Tello, T-Mobile mvno. American human operators answers my question at any time I had a problem, cheap rates, and supports esim. I don't know how they can afford real Americans to do CS but I haven't left this company which was sup
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by graphe 3y ago
You need the hard drive seeking noise too or it won't feel righr
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by graphe 3y ago
Check out some urban exploration videos https://youtu.be/-knB658OpC0
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by graphe 3y ago
Menlo park was also made of Edison concrete. https://www.menloparkmuseum.org it looks like it's in great condition, so is a certain road on the east coast. Forgot the Edison concrete contracts, but the old stadium was also
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by graphe 3y ago
Ironic because the technology is called insulated concrete forms. Newer ones are supposed to have an ok r value unless the older ones were much different. https://buildersontario.com/icf-r-value
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by graphe 3y ago
The title is married introvert, not introvert. If a software developer is married, he's often not an introvert in my experience.
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by graphe 3y ago
It was a 2008 laptop and they decided it was a real problem by 2014 or so, so 'yeah' after 6 years and wet know what happened after. My iPod was replaced within an hour when it broke.
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by graphe 3y ago
You The internet lives on popularity, and people will flock to whatever is most popular, it will not be us.gov.social.com it will be easier to give people a free encrypted packaged darknet connection than a good social media site from the g
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by graphe 3y ago
Just get a VPN and get the Turkish or Argentinan premium.
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by graphe 3y ago
https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com honestly I'd get a home server and run HA through docker, it's gotten me into home servers.
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by graphe 3y ago
I'm surprised he didn't mention lex Friedman or Joe rogan. The people I admire on YouTube still continue to resonate with me. If anyone is looking for 'leftist Jordan Peterson' I suggestion Gabor mate, he's a much m
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by graphe 3y ago
No, but it also pays for users attention, data and opportunity cost, basically me not using another platform competitor. I could be reading a book instead too.
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by graphe 3y ago
Are they all in front of you? They sound like they are. Do you find that the positions are comfortable? I cannot see a single article that claims mutiple monitors are ergonomic beyond 2, and most only try to suggest one. https://
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by graphe 3y ago
Some of us remember our 2008 MacBook pros GPUs dying and apple refusing to fix it. Their electronics have, however never let me down.
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by graphe 3y ago
Virtually perhaps, physically there's a limit. https://www.viewsonic.com/library/business/monitor-ergonomic... ViewSonic doesn't account for more than one monitor for an ergonomic workstation, and I&#x27
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by graphe 3y ago
My point was that Apple probably don't care to cater to these use cases, and see them as niche. I know 0 people who use more than two monitors on any OS.

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