hellfish

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by hellfish 4y ago
> Up to one-third of humans might be chronically infected. > Infections with toxoplasmosis are associated with a variety of neuropsychiatric and behavioral conditions > Research on human vaccines is ongoing. I say 5 years before we
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by hellfish 4y ago
> New York is where the jobs are. Just leave and get another 200k job as a banker where? If you scale that 200k for cost of living it shouldn't be very hard to find an alternative
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by hellfish 4y ago
> to construct a society Did anyone in particular construct this society, or was it just given? You can't judge society at large by the same ethical standard that you judge an individual
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by hellfish 4y ago
There's a simple solution to this: just leave, and take your taxable income with you. If a jurisdiction can't do a basic function of government, why the fuck would you want to perpetuate the administrative disease any further? Pay
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by hellfish 4y ago
You just don't get the message ig? Maybe if you just stop thinking and accept that 2+2=5 it will make sense :)
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by hellfish 4y ago
Maybe the reason for fallout is because the honeymoon phase has already gone by, and you want something different but haven't come to terms with that yet? You shouldn't put pressure on yourself to make something work if you'r
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by hellfish 4y ago
> These people were swastika waving full blown white nationalists. There are videos of it available for anyone who wants to fact check the claim you're making here. Watched a bunch, can't find a swastika anywhere
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by hellfish 4y ago
Funny to see a self proclaimed "activist organization" leaking private citizen information for people donating to a peaceful protest Anyone who claims these people are "successors to WikiLeaks" is full of it
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by hellfish 4y ago
> Like, I don't quite believe the claim because I'm defensively rational, but I feel a certain dizziness and confusion (thinking to myself, "could this actually be true?") until I come back to my senses. The more outl
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by hellfish 4y ago
> Even if you use DNS-over-HTTPS/TLS, you don't know if your DNS provider is in cahoots with the eavesdropper. You have to trust someone but in this case, couldn't you just use an offshore dns provider that's in a jur
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by hellfish 4y ago
> so the SNI and Host header already gives it away, TLS or not Couldn't you just use ech/esni, ISP wouldn't see the domain only IP (and dns provider)?
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by hellfish 4y ago
We're talking about seeding a library full of copyrighted content. The person who made this site couldn't take 2 seconds to set up HTTPS? They're either incompetent or part of a honeypot. In either case, it's best to ste
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by hellfish 4y ago
Why the hell is this site not https? Note the first blog post was in 2022. No https in 2022? Red flag. This looks like a honeypot to me And for the record, z library gets its books from libgen? Correct me if I'm wrong, but it was just
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by hellfish 4y ago
> Our Democracy Meme of the year
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by hellfish 4y ago
> In February 2022, after many anonymous donors supported the 2022 Freedom Convoy, DDoSecrets began providing journalists and researchers with a hacked list of donors' personal information from GiveSendGo Oh sure. Go give a governme
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by hellfish 4y ago
What do the politicians have to hide? Why does it matter who the leak comes from? I could give a shit less if X foreign govt leaks the info, the politicians are the ones we should really be concerned about
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by hellfish 4y ago
This isn't really all that surprising Anyone who uses Apple/Google/Microsoft/other products as intended will have no privacy. By as intended , I mean using chrome while logged into a google account, using MacOS while
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by hellfish 4y ago
> What is the value in anonymizing your voluntary engagement within a single corporate entity? Because up to a certain point it isn't voluntary > Why for example would I want to make it any more difficult for my doctor at a hospi
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by hellfish 4y ago
> I mean, people on HN will argue that it's wrong to block ads I've never seen this attitude here. Not once. Do you have any examples?
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by hellfish 4y ago
Sometimes the illness is better than the cure
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by hellfish 4y ago
This reply will probably get downvoted, but grace has inherent issues. Actual grace in Christianity involves becoming a believer, no? That comes with its own set of obligations. Combine this with a culture that jumps at the opportunity to c
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by hellfish 4y ago
> In the US, at least, if you engage with conservative culture, with Christians, with rural people, with the people who are tired of "cancel culture," you will still find plenty of grace. The sjws and Christians show grace in e
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by hellfish 4y ago
> First, it's a common theme in postmodernist to state we live in a construct culturally accepted and ever evolving Hasn't this always been the case?
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by hellfish 4y ago
> I've been asked to kill myself countless times, countless people told me they had fucked my mom, etc. But when you go above that There is no going above that. That's what psychological abuse looks like, and you're justif
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by hellfish 4y ago
> If Tiktok the app is performing surveillance, ban surveillance by apps. All of them. No way in hell this will happen, just saying
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by hellfish 4y ago
The people who oppose free speech always try to redefine it this way. Freedom of speech is freedom from censorship or moderation. Not freedom from discomfort