lamp987

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by lamp987 5y ago
So what does this mean? That covid was made in a lab? Or did covid and moderna independently reach the same "conclusion" through parallel evolutionary pressures (in nature and in research)?
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by lamp987 5y ago
1998-2010
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by lamp987 5y ago
>a lot of very respectable publications >links CNN, Guardian and Vox
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by lamp987 5y ago
>Department of Health and Human Services made unredacted versions available for an in camera review but not available to the public. Sus.
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by lamp987 5y ago
so state should be deciding what algorithms im not allowed run on my computer? thats absurd and fascist
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by lamp987 5y ago
Liberalism is not left wing, let alone extreme left. I dont understand your post.
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by lamp987 5y ago
We should make software bugs illegal.
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by lamp987 5y ago
No. The organization is deeply compromised and cannot function anymore.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Except Monero. Funnily enough, Monero is the crypto that failed as speculative asset.
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by lamp987 5y ago
When btc becomes overleveraged, we simply see a -25% flashcrash. They happen every couple months.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Its either coal or nuclear. Solar is not even remotely a competitor. Gas and renewables are still carbon.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Safety concerns are moot when the coal alternative will kill orders of magnitude more people.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Ironically its the Greens. One would think theyre false flag paid by coal and petrol corporations.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Fear and drama sells news. This is to be expected.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Lmao have you ever been in a school? How would that even be geometrically possible?
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by lamp987 5y ago
Un-american is considered a virtue by current society though.
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by lamp987 5y ago
If you dont want it to be transparent, you use Monero. Its now even getting atomic swaps with Bitcoin.
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by lamp987 5y ago
*Bitcoin. Transactions on Fantom for example take couple seconds and cost less than a USD cent. Similarly Nano, AVAX, Cardano and many others. Cryptocurrencies are area of hot research and it innovates fast. Bitcoin was just first (and leas
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by lamp987 5y ago
That has nothing to do with C++. Its entirely a compiler thing.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Doesnt mean we should return to that horrible state.
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by lamp987 5y ago
My apologies.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Thats... not.
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AP News or WHO?
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Its more about knowing whether the algorithm isnt politically rigged to engineer public opinion by amplifying certain truths and decreasing visibility of other truths.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Almost brainless? My cat figured out how to open doors and turn off lights, possibly by observing me. Its quite annoying actually...
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"think about the children!"
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by lamp987 5y ago
bitcoin bad
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by lamp987 5y ago
It doesnt automatically mean everybody can read that information. Could be cryptographically protected to be verifiable by anyone while not readable, similarly to Monero, or something like that.
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This has been known since Bitcoins inception because its intentional part of its design. Its so you can see no free bitcoins appeared out of nowhere to cause fraud or inflation. Its no secret or discovery.
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by lamp987 5y ago
Bitcoin never promised to be untraceable. It has open ledger where you can simply read source address, destination address and amount for each transaction. Thats how the tech works, anyone can look at the ledger. Intentionally and by design

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