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by guilhas 5y ago
Exactly The other day my mother asked me to check her pc for problems, while at it I was like "...let me remove Chrome and install Firefox" -"Don't do that" she said -"Why?!" I was surprised because she is
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by guilhas 5y ago
In the Fauci emails, a reply from a scientist, in the beginning of the pandemic, states a "recipe" on how the virus could have been changed in a lab
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by guilhas 5y ago
Conspiracy theories only cool to be discussed when it is a completely irrelevant topic for people lives
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by guilhas 5y ago
I find that true comparing with the individual soda bottles, but the big litter bottles taste way better than both
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by guilhas 5y ago
Freedom to be oppressive Because a business ignoring covid guidance, for workers and customers, on masks, vaccines, and covid passes, is not allowed
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by guilhas 5y ago
Unless they install an anti-virus
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by guilhas 5y ago
Seriously, I don't understand Firefox, Microsoft, Google... always alienating community to reimplement something that already exists, works well, and they rarely do better....
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by guilhas 5y ago
Firefox always had more features because of the XUL addons, Chrome addons wouldn't even compare, and only really developed after Firefox scrapped XUL Chrome was practical and fast. But Firefox was where the magic happened. Chrome was l
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by guilhas 5y ago
I agree I shouldn't have to tell anyone, because it is pretty standard knowledge "things change" I would say there is no significant discrimination of women in tech I would say that there is a significant lack of interest of
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by guilhas 5y ago
Because the money is there to prove it, if the researchers start concluding the opposite from the research, the funds would cease and there would be no paper And in today's environment any professional clamming the opposite would promp
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by guilhas 5y ago
A woman in engineering should know that just because things have been probable in the past does not mean they will in the future For a guy growing around computers it has also been pretty lonely, more girls would have been welcome at any s
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by guilhas 5y ago
You just need a dozen pro Trump pages on FB sharing the video to get those amount of dislikes The 2 groups follow very different pages, and pro Trump are motivated to show their disapproval In general people have no reason to share or like
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by guilhas 5y ago
Obviously it passes because the channels of communication will be very different (eg. FB pages) for both groups, and will be affected by different feed algorithm rules Also people are way more motivated to disagree or leave a bad review tha
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by guilhas 5y ago
Or just click dislike, it's not very hard to explain a couple of thousand dislikes from 74 million disgruntled Trump voters
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by guilhas 5y ago
The amount of likes changed, frequency and consistency seems very odd
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by guilhas 5y ago
UKColumn.org RT.com AlJazeera.com France24.com GBNews.uk Skynews.com.au
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by guilhas 5y ago
To defeat China we must become China
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by guilhas 5y ago
Most promotions are on relationship basis. Sex, race, religion, region, culture... only matters to the degree that those people associate easier, or have related for longer, so they trust better, and as important as promoting knowledge is p
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by guilhas 5y ago
Anyone has a good article explaining why no one is able to compete with this company?
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by guilhas 5y ago
Strangely the fastest Firefox based, until recently at least, the latest Firefox release also seems quite an improvement
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by guilhas 5y ago
"Britain’s food and drink industry has previously called on the government to introduce a “Covid-19 recovery visa” to recruit overseas workers to temporarily ease disruption in the food supply chain." More likely unintended conseq
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by guilhas 5y ago
I think a polarized society, means there is a big problem in that society that needs fixing. Like when a project is forked because people think it should have other goals/values. I don't think we can split society, so that problem
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by guilhas 5y ago
He is guilty of demonstrating USA government/military were complicit in committing and covering crimes Is that the government we want? Expert in killing and hiding the body? Because it might backfire
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by guilhas 5y ago
Ops sorry, I meant natural gas
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by guilhas 5y ago
Exactly, gas-powered anything should be more than an acceptable solution during the transition from petrol/diesel/coal to electric
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by guilhas 5y ago
So many leaks, so little results
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by guilhas 5y ago
"It is also emerging that immunity derived from the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine may not be as strong as immunity acquired through recovery from the COVID-19 virus"
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by guilhas 5y ago
You can try to make history look logical and beautiful. But does not change what happened Here you go, from USA government https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5c4QmCnXkM
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by guilhas 5y ago
Yes, maybe the machines can tell USA that creating and funding the Taliban is illogical, so next time they won't do it
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by guilhas 5y ago
Or, since it's all causes, it might show that covid measures like lockdowns, and others, actually killed more people instead of saving

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