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Lost in the sense of look around how people are spending their money. I'm very happy for that law, and hope common sense will prevail and cash will be around for a long time. But you can't deny that vast majority of money transa
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> The simple answer is to reject the cashless society. No, that battle is lost. Cashless is easier and more convenient, it's hard to beat that. We need more constitutional human rights. It's not okay to take or freeze somebody&
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Varosha: The abandoned tourist resort (2014)
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Shoe-Fitting Fluoroscope
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Student photographs people with hidden spy cam in the 1890s (2018)
(boredpanda.com)
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Fop Opposition to FCC Nominee
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DNSCloak does that, but it sometimes crashes, and unfortunately there are no recent updates.
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I have to use Windows once in a while (circumstances). Best way to forget about the existence of spyware (aka telemetry) that I found is to not connect a Windows box directly to internet. I configured my router to give it a gateway and DNS
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After that day candidates can not withdraw from the elections (that's the law), so the government can't threaten the recommended candidates.
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If you'd like to know a bit more about Barbara Kruger's art check out this video[1] that came out recently. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fU7eIbook8
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I don't think you can use Proton without JS. You need JS for cryptography; the emails get encrypted/decrypted/signed/verified on client-side.
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Ode to the Ice Man
(messynessychic.com)
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Reminds me a scene from the "Endless Poetry" film, which I recommend to watch.
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Covid-19's Effects on Kids Are Even Stranger Than We Thought
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Resident Evil Village crack completely fixes its stuttering issues
(dsogaming.com)
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Then why simulate the suffering, and especially why do that in all the sick ways that exist? Out of cruelty? Or sporting? Just choose a disease and go for a 10 minute Wikipedia rabbit hole. If cruelty exists in their world, then empathy and
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There's just too much pain (both physical and emotional) and too many diseases in the world. I refuse to believe that a higher entity (name it God or aliens) would create or simulate all those cruel things.
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> The output of a machine simply does not qualify for copyright protection Good, does the `cp` or `cat` command qualify for the "output of a machine"? Now I can uncopyright everything, hooray. What about converting a video or a
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Is it really required to do talks? Does that mean that, for example, people who can't speak (muteness and similar disabilities) can not become PhD?
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> What does that mean? Most likely it is a direct translation from Russian by a non-native English speaker. I guess "curated" should have been "developed" or some other similar word.
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How long will an EpiPen work after its expiry date? (2018)
(healthydebate.ca)
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Thanks, I guess that's a good reason.
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Thanks, I understand it, but my issue is that more and more libraries and functions are now asynchronous, so the await prefix is going to be everywhere. Maybe it should've been the other way around - when calling an asynchronous func
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As a JS and async/await outsider, just looking at the README example, can anybody please explain what's the reason to have the await prefix syntax at all? At this rate it's going to be all over the place. If the function is
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Fetch Metadata Request Header
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I've had some thoughts about it too. In addition, I think, entities which want a piece of your data, should be able to somehow define "queries" and the "custodian" (in your terms) should be able either to tell yes o
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They have a "guestbook"! This website is so 2000s with its looks and feels and HTML 4.01, I love it.
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What do you mean a "small country"? Argentina is 8-th largest country in the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_dependen...
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What a Futurist World’s Fair Looked Like Behind the Iron Curtain
(messynessychic.com)
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Or you can just mask the service (better than disabling): systemctl mask systemd-resolved.service Other services to consider masking if you are not using SystemD for network configuration and time sync., etc.: systemctl mask
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