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ipspam
4y ago
Forgive me for being lazy, I didn't bother to look up how many years this is over, but it's probably irrelevant anyway. $10,000,000,000 to "assess" what government info can be stored on cloud infrastructure? That's
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4y ago
It's a good question. You won't get a straight answer to that question anytime soon. The timeline will always move. Even if infections stay higher in the vaccinated, scientists will want another variant before coming to that concl
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5y ago
My understanding has been that the wait times have been increasing, and the pay hasn't been keeping pace. It's an inefficiency problem. "don’t cover the hours they can spend waiting at shippers and receivers."
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5y ago
Kind of like a drug dealer offering a discount, no one wants it. Same thing, can't admit that lab leaks are real when playing with BSL-4 pathogens, therefore doesn't matter where they are built.
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5y ago
Begs the question, will making crosswords less white make more non-whites play? If yes, great. If no, lmao. Also, nobody cares about someones anorexia. Strong clue this woman is NOT taking crosswords in a good direction. It's not about
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5y ago
Pretty sure the actual data and reports mean that once we stop emissions that the temperature stops warming within ten years. So no, obviously this article is shit. And the correct answer was, is, and will continue to be for some period of
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5y ago
Edit: I did read it wrong. One stat was for prevention of infection, another was for hospitalisation. But still doesn't address a baseline of how effective natural Immunity is. It's also pre-omicron.
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5y ago
Wtf? I must be misinterpreting the data, otherwise this article raises VERY disturbing questions, if I have read the summary correctly. Three data points: 1. Natural infection efficacy: not studied or stated (why? Study flawed from start, a
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5y ago
This sounds like another nothing. It doesn't pass the shit test. For example, they have the phone logs of everyone, so if Trump were using a burner phone, it would be easy to see because of the metadata of who is getting called on the
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5y ago
It's almost as if governments are trying to preemptively trash gold so people don't look to it as an alternative to fiat currency. That's why the story makes zero sense. It's not about russian gold. It's about gold
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5y ago
Ding ding.
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5y ago
It can be melted. Then it's indistinguishable.
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5y ago
This is stupid. High profits should equal more supply, and then lower profits. If the government would let this happen. Instead it's intent on keeping new oil in the ground.
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5y ago
Looking back, it's very interesting to see the narrative building, and lies that existed back then. For example, the great efforts and lengths gone to whitewash Chinese actions. "Shi Zhengli, PhD, director of the Center for Emergi
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5y ago
It's important to note that these aren't invincible. They just are near impossible to shoot down when they get up to speed. Still highly vulnerable during launch and while getting up to speed.
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5y ago
This is so inhuman. Humans are dirty. Stop trying to turn us into machines. Licking fingers is perfectly fine, no matter what anyone says. Next they will be try to get us to stop sniffing ourselves, something everyone does and just doesn&#x
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5y ago
This article is funny. "Cooking a steakhouse quality steak requires a significant amount of heat. So much heat, in fact, that most (not all) average backyard gas grills or barbecues can’t get half as hot as the cookers you’d see in the
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5y ago
Do people have such a short memory they forget Trump sent Javelin anti-tank missiles to The Ukraine and got shit all over for it? The left hates self defense and loves cumbaya and useless words.
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5y ago
Trump already sent Javelins. Glad the world was against this kind of defensive armament and made a big deal about it at the time. Glad they have finally come around, too late of course.
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5y ago
This is one of the biggest hack targets in the world due to hatred and the notoriety that comes with attacking conservatives. The fact that its still up and hasn't been hacked is the real news story. I heard they used an existing decen
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5y ago
Not the point. All platforms are going to have restrictions. The issue is they all have the exact same anti-conservative bias (or leftist hateful reporting overrepresentation that makes it easier to just throw up hands and issue bans) Now t
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5y ago
Your comment illustrates the absurdity of said lawsuit. No one has been run over yet.
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5y ago
It's a little pigheaded to call it a "once-in-a-millennium wave". The system has been in operation for X years, and has captured one rogue wave. I'm doubtful we wait another 1000 years for the next one. Lol. Maybe anothe
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5y ago
The majority of the population now have vaccine and natural Immunity. Seems like the prudent thing to do.
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5y ago
https://archive.fo/o9XUf I will tell you this, the truckers are not hurting for donations to allow bodies to stay and protest in comfort. Trailers full of supplies. Probably 10,000 bottles of water and a couple thousand rol
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5y ago
I had high hopes for vr. Then Facebook took it over. I won't touch this dystopean future. It should be strangled before it strangles us
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5y ago
This is quite amusing. I think it passed the fact check, so obviously they won't fact check it. Going into the basics, the prime complaint seems to be that making people wear a mask is considered a lockdown. Well, guess what? Masks pre
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5y ago
All about use cases. In the open back, those are hard to beat. You are obviously a person of good taste as these are generally considered a flat and true headphone. I would however recommend buying used, and that might get you something nic
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5y ago
Probably correct. 24/88.2 is probably the perfect compromise between too much and too little. Then there is the issue of the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem living up to its FULL POTENTIAL. "It establishes a sufficient condition
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5y ago
In terms of censorship, YouTube flew the coup a long time ago, and doesn't touch audio podcasts. Joe Rogan represents the uncensorable. And now he grovels and allows a warning and says he will represent the other side? I don't see
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