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healsdata
1y ago
Thank you, I appreciate the correction and additional information!
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Isn't nitrates what makes processed meats so unhealthy? Does this mean the bacon that claims to be cured with celery juice is actually on to something?
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1y ago
What data or evidence do you have to suggest that there's a significantly larger amount pornographic LGBT content than there is pornographic straight content on these sites? Why does an LGBT creator that makes a game exploring how the
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1y ago
Why? Those same stores have sold lube, condoms, and Trojan's vibrators since the 90's. Walmart has sold lingerie since they existed.
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1y ago
Your own examples show the slippery slope this is. Walmart, Netflix, and Disney all DO carry content that some people want banned†. No matter what you're talking about, someone is going to take offense and want the content removed enti
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1y ago
The title I submitted is exactly the one from the article, shortened to meet HN's limitations. I challenge you to explain how changing the word "cancellation" to "cancelled" is altering the meaning of the title. Als
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FCC approves Paramount-Skydance merger after Trump settlement, Colbert cancelled
(turnto10.com)
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What grocery store is cashing checks in the 7-10k range?
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Collective Shout, the group behind this petition, has previously gone after more mainstream games, like Detroit Becomes Human, for spurious reasons. I have no doubt they'll use this win and mealy-mouthed language to push for more censo
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EU Commission's guidelines for online child safety target platforms of all sizes
(euractiv.com)
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> Don't listen to people, Firefox is perfectly good and most people wont see major differences. I'm sorry, but this just isn't true. I used Firefox exclusively for about a year and had a website not work about once a month
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The Corset X-Rays of Dr Ludovic O'Followell (1908)
(publicdomainreview.org)
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1y ago
<citation needed>
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Litigious Company Demands Removal of Link to Article Re: How Litigious They Are
(techdirt.com)
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AfriNIC: Hope, Hijack, and the Harsh Lessons of African Multistakeholderism
(medium.com)
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It's not absurd if the grift keeps working. He sues companies that he knows want something from the government and they, in turn, readily donate millions of dollars to him. He's also immune from prosecution for anything he does in
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Slop added to Cambridge Dictionary, as AI redefines language
(cambridge.org)
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Karen Hao on how the AI boom became a new imperial frontier
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Everyday painkiller made from plastic – by E. coli
(nature.com)
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Supreme Court sides with Texas's age verification law for porn sites
(npr.org)
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Fannie Mae Freddie Mac ordered to consider crypto an asset when buying mortgages
(apnews.com)
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Authors hit by bad reviews on Goodreads before review copies are even circulated
(thebookseller.com)
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> Which side will prevail? They aren't sides of the same coin, so neither? They have as much in common as a balloon full of helium and the an opossum. Folks try to create a false equivalency between landlords and creatives, but they
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DriveThruRPG delisted a tabletop game about revolutions over "hateful" politics
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Gemini: "Was trulyn't" is a contraction that follows the rules of forming contractions, but it is not a widely used or accepted form in standard English. It is considered grammatically correct in a technical sense, but it
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Given this is an Automattic product, I'm hesitant to use it. If it gets remotely successful, Matt will ruin it in the name of profit.
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Grammarly is all in on AI and recently started recommended splitting "wasn't" and added the contraction to the word it modified. Example: "truly wasn't" becomes "was trulyn't" https://
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Fed's Powell warned there'd be places in the US where you 'can't get a mortgage'
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Disney, Universal sue image creator Midjourney for copyright infringement
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Yes, all those people trying to get rid of pneumonia should stop antibiotics and try organic detergent instead.
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