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The biggest thing I see missing from other platforms are event pages and groups: the one/many-to-many style posting. This combination is what facebook essentially has a monopoly on. The ability to make these private or public is essent
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I didn't have facebook before coming to college, but its pretty much required in my school, and that's what I'm mostly focusing on. First, groups are the most important thing: for creating spaces where students can advertise
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6y ago
Whats the alternative to Facebook? I find it weird that they still don't have any real competitors. Sure other platforms have similar features, but nothing with the entire combination (groups, events, messaging, marketplace) that makes
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6y ago
The carrier f-35 can hover. You can just line it up by sight.
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6y ago
I love the BMW system. The knob is very tactile and its always clear what exactly you're doing. The control is right by your hand, and you don't have to reach for anything. I've driven the Toyotas which have a touchscreen, a
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6y ago
False equivalence. Look, I know where you're coming from. But 99% of ISIS members would be tried and convicted of terrorism because of hard evidence showing intent to kill. 99% of right-wing people are not going to be convicted of terr
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6y ago
Like many others, I find the LNPs to be the most interesting part. It seems like Moderna was having issues with accumulation and toxicity issues, but changed something to make it safely degrade in the body. [0] Heres an interesting paper th
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Faking the user agent gets me past 99% of those 'unsupported browser' warnings.
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I've seen kids get expelled for getting in fights, even off-campus on their own time. That kind of stuff simply isn't tolerated anymore.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-46105934 There have been tons of instances of mob killings incited on Facebook in other countries.
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6y ago
I think twitter needed to do this far sooner, they showed that some people are held to different standards and allowed to break the rules. Someone followed religiously by half the country is not just going to go away. Gab is going to have m
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6y ago
I dont understand how the OP knows/can prove that they are printing tether during the times that btc went up. Is there any more info on that part? It looks to me like they just drew lines under a graph and said tether is printing.
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Go to the middle east and you'll see what killing rioters looks like. Its not protests anymore, it turns into literal wars that devastate cities and innocent peoples lives.
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6y ago
Nope. Its windows. Prisons in most cases are buildings without windows or very small ones. Offices and schools pretty much always have windows.
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6y ago
the government seizes domains all the time. The idea of them shutting down websites because of terrorism isn't new. 'National Security' overrides free speech in the 21st century. The facilitating crimes angle can easily be us
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These are the most depressing predictions but probably also most realistic given 2020's events.
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Daft Punk comes back, releases a single with album forthcoming. The political divide continues to grow in the US. Terrorist acts are attributed to alt-right ideology, and government starts to remove particularly egregious examples of online
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Yes, many have speculated that as oil and gold prices in the past acted as hedges against inflation, btc may very well be that next place that investors go in times of heavy inflation. If liquidity is good, I think that this works. But the
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6y ago
Mining bitcoin would be a good use, right? Probably would be able to break even on the cost.
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yeah, i mean that’s why we are vaccinating the most vulnerable first and i agree that’s the ethically right thing to do. but doing it the other way around would probably stop it quicker.
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I'd be VERY interested to see vaccination rates among healthcare workers. I've heard some anecdotes that nurses and even doctors are refusing the vaccine at this point in time. This article says from a survey only a third of nurse
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The people going out, being social and contributing to case counts are mostly younger healthy people. Which are among the last to get vaccinated. There was a fascinating article here a while ago claiming that if we vaccinated those people f
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I believe some older cars used this method. Nowadays, all the monitoring systems use little sensors mounted on the wheel to transmit pressure information.
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Sigh. Guess which democrat tried to institute this bill ten years ago? Amy Klobuchar. And thankfully it got shot down then. But anyway, I think there's more to this headline, does anyone have the actual text of the felony streaming par
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Ah, yes Apple in cars is exactly what we need. Can't buy any replacement parts, overpriced service that can only be done at the apple store, and they completely stop supporting old models after five years. Cars having problems driving?
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>when you work on software that actually has users. And if I don't have users? What's the number of 'users' where it becomes cheaper? Most of the web is idle 95% of the time. Theres no reason people should pay for so
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Ideally, they would realize that moral responsibility to save lives is greater than money in this case. I don't think money would even be a problem, public pressure would be enough if everyone knew what was at stake. The companies capa
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Read in between the lines for a moment. They're saying that the differences are secret, and they're not gonna release the specific structure of the LNPs and why the differences are there. The equivalent of having two proprietary b
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Does anyone know the specific differences between the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines? I know the quoted reason is that its something to do with the structure of the delivery method, the lipid nanoparticles. And I've seen news articles say
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6y ago
No, the trial procedure is publicly available. They used a saline solution as the placebo.
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