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by hh3k0 5y ago
> If anything, they should argue for a pay increase to offset the costs Google is externalizing in utilities, on-site benefits, need for security, food, space, etc. This is absolutely correct. If Google would tell me that I'll see m
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> That's why the Tank Museum in Munster is the only museum in Germany where you can see tanks without modifications That can't be right, there's also the Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr in Dresden.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Been a while since I've seen someone quote Fox Mulder.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
People probably misunderstand and think you would have to share actual medical information with Apple. Meanwhile you most probably just have to hand in a rather vague note from your doctor, stating that you have a condition (not further spe
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by hh3k0 5y ago
It is difficult to go back to a worse status quo ante once an improvement in quality of life has been experienced.
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> It’s technically illegal and not just every random person can easily find what they want. But those who are motivated enough to find the content and skirt the laws are able to do it. «I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I f
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by hh3k0 5y ago
That does sound like fun but I'm sure there's a minimum bid.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> GA can still be useful as it can give you more detailed information which you can't get without JS. Detailed information about users who allow the site to execute JS, that is. I'm not sure how useful such skewed information i
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Yeah, that gives me the heebie-jeebies.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
"3 years of work gone? Here's your $5 -- don't spend it all at once."
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by hh3k0 5y ago
I'm male but hear such remarks ~1--3 times any given workweek.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> no need to emote in public thanks to masks I will miss that. I liked not being told that I look angry or that I should smile sometimes.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
You're delusional. Get some help.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
What a knee-jerk response to a perfectly fine comment…
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Paying your respects to the vultures? That is quite romantic. You could move to Tibet in order to have it eventually, though.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> Imagine for a second that your favourite programming language or the one you use at work was called "Penis"? Except "penis" isn't ambiguous. Coq is French for cock -- as in rooster. If you have an issue with th
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> Your ancestors traveled over glacial passes in search of the next 8,000lb mammal to eat. And my descendants would have to travel through deserts in search for accessible drinking water. > Strangely insulting to think life right now
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> From reading this list, I can deduce OP just made up most of them, because over half of them contains details that are total BS. Care to specify which list entries you have trouble believing?
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Why would you, indeed? Peter Wessel Zapffe comes to mind: "To bear children into this world is like carrying wood to a burning house."
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> This doesn't seem intrinsically terrible to me, particularly if it's done through incentives and doesn't involve say, murder or sterilisation. I do agree with the finite carrying capacity aspect you mentioned but if you
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by hh3k0 5y ago
You nailed it. That's precisely how I felt.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Sure seems to me that he is either unaware of or struggles with the point at infinity, so I'll add a link for him in my reply to your comment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic_curve_point_multiplic... .
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> Based on the assumptions built into our computer models, our models suggest … That's how science often works, yes. I'd wager most people are aware of that and won't expect a prophecy when confronted with such headlines.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
Ah, so StarLink is a free-to-use service for all world citizens? I did not know that. Also, the answer to your question is that researchers don't ruin the sky for everyone.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
When in doubt, I rely on Stiftung Warentest as well.
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by hh3k0 5y ago
This. It's one thing to oblige when a monarch demands – but why hurt your business elsewhere?
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by hh3k0 5y ago
> Sometimes we overlook the simplest approaches. We should plant trees. Lots of them. It's not a perfect solution That's because it's not a solution at all: https://www.wired.com/story/trees-regenerati
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by hh3k0 5y ago
I'd assume that the plastic used for medical implants is not endocrine disrupting and carcinogenic -- unlike the microplastics which we breathe in every day. My assumption might be wrong, though: Cigarettes were considered to be good f
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> There are people that get lung cancer without a cause I'd be quite surprised if breathing in microplastics does not contribute to the risk of lung cancer -- and essentially every human being is exposed.
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> What’s a tiny particle of plastic any different from a grain of sand? Here you go: > The smallest microplastic particles are capable of entering the bloodstream, the lymphatic system, and may even reach the liver. https:/&#x2F

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