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Even the Irish, who can’t be accused of being pro-Israel, recognize that the genocide accusation is bunk. The Irish solution is to try to redefine the term to fit their agenda. About par for the course. https://www.independent.ie
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The US was a short blip to the Vietnamese compared to China.
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The differences you are touching on are about interpersonal trust, and the concept of trust in society. Russia has a traditionally low trust culture. It's rooted in the most private interpersonal relationships, and is reflected in soci
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Apple support is amazingly good. It’s stark when most other companies have “optimized” customer service to discourage users from using or achieving anything through it. It’s also often an interesting glimpse into Apple’s behind the scenes t
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If you want to enjoy the adventure I can't recommend Lutron Caseta switches enough. They are rock solid and work independently of any smart home setup (for when the smart home inevitably fails). I don't like smart bulbs but if you
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That the lead engineer of Home Assistant (HA) doesn't have an actual functioning HA setup, because he likes tinkering apparently, explains a lot about why HA is so awful to use for anyone who doesn't want to pick it up as a consta
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I tend to believe it’s someone who self identifies as MAGA and didn’t like it being used as a descriptor. The edits were indicative of them not even really knowing how to define what MAGA is to themselves.
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I assume she is paying for the billboards.
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There were at least 3 edits. I think the original was something along the lines of it being a statement against a political party. I don't think it is worth debating.
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There are billboards on 101 directing people to Holmes’ MAGA-like post truth website that declares she is ‘proven innocent’
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One more reason to ignore Coinbase’s weekly harassment email to update my information.
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The biggest problem with burrito loans is that they are selecting for sub-prime borrowers. Someone who needs to explicitly finance a burrito is much more likely to be a sub-prime borrower. Just like with the sub-prime mortgage implosion, th
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It was incontrovertibly approved as it is only installable via MDM. A likely explanation is that the communications director (or the people informing her) wouldn’t know to distinguish between Signal the app, and a Signal compatible app that
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I'm of the belief that fruit and vegetable packaging is often designed to hide defects, and to make it harder to visually discern how fresh the produce is (on top of not letting you touch it). Some examples. Red netting on oranges make
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Exactly. Israel/Palestine comes up. But not Jews. It's a strange topic for a local neighborhood group. You can deduce that from reflecting on your own interactions. Further, FB found it necessary to stop discussions about Jews on
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This is not hard. In what contexts do Jews come up in your circle of friends?
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In what context does your local neighborhood FB group raise Jews (or any other non-local ethnicity for that matter) as a topic of discussion?
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To explain further. I can't imagine why anyone would post about Jews on my local NextDoor or FB group. It's just not a topic that comes up outside of Jewish community events, like holidays. There are certainly no Jewish community
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Makes you wonder what kind of posts about Jews a local Bangladeshi group is posting... Or why.
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The article is typical Guardian rage bait hit piece. It took the opinions of a handful of engineers and tried to paint a picture of an industry wide trend in an effort to show moral superiority. It was patently false. There was no industry
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I have a PowerBook titanium G4 from 2003 that I can boot but never bother because it's not worth the power consumption.
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What do you think about this one, from 2017? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/nov/08/ashamed-t... I remember this one in particular for random reasons. But these kinds of articles aren’t parti
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I would hazard a guess that it would make RSI worse because it minimizes the kinds of hand motions to operate it. Alleviate RSI with a keyboard by constantly changing the position of your hands on the keyboard - the exact opposite of touch
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These dark pools and private rooms appear to be a response to HFT. To get away from HFT. So HFT appears to be fragmenting the market which is probably not a net good. If that is not the purpose of dark pools and private rooms, then what oth
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People are going out of their way to extol Harvard's supposed largesse, and how hardly anyone pays sticker. First, 45% do pay sticker according to the article. Second, another way to look at this is that Harvard is putting a cap on a f
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There was also the AI that would handle restaurant reservations over the phone.
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I used to believe that. Trump got elected twice. And now he's spewing the most ridiculous lies that are swallowed whole by the MAGA faithful (don't get me wrong, there are similar problems on the other side of the political spectr
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> I am really amazed there are still almost half of the people able to twist reality to defend what is a direct attack against their own personal interests (they have proven already that other's interests do not matter for them). Th
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I've been wondering. What would happen if Tim Cook personally 'leaked' the notice on twitter? How would the UK government reasonably sanction Apple?
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The gold standard always fails. Whatever gold standard is established in history, it is inexorably debased. The conceptual flaw with gold is that it is a desperate attempt to grasp at an absolute, because absolutes feel warm and fuzzy. Noth
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