lax4ever

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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   This is, in a word, horse-shit. Fannie and Freddie's automated underwriting systems don't even take into account any racial or ethnic factors when determining eligibility. There is something missing here, and the AP has done every
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   1) Value and risk is determined by individuals and will vary widely. To some, there are still many questions about the vaccine and the disease that will not be answered by anything short of time and they are content to wait. So be it. 2) Y
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   LineageOS is another option https://lineageos.org/
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   Thank you for this! I have been trying to tell this to my friends for months.
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   I also don't think the system is broken. Yes, absolutely they should be voting against it. That is their prerogative, even duty, as elected members of a representative republic. However, for every vote there are going to be people who
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   No, it's really not news. You are right in that arrest warrant does sound extreme. I have heard it called a "Civil Arrest" which doesn't really sound any better but was explained as basically the legal ability to escort
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   Kids are among the least effected and don't really need to make the decision and, as harsh as it sounds, the incredibly small population of immunocompromised do not get to dictate policy for the country at large.
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   Except vaccination is a prime argument for not having masks. Especially since we are at a point where it is reasonable to assume that anyone who wants a vaccine has gotten one and the remainder are on the fence or are choosing not to get on
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   by lax4ever 5y ago

   That is quite the jump. Here we were talking about the absurdity of putting unvaccinated people on a no-fly list but put it into perspective against the state violently suppressing it's people in the name of disease prevention and you
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    This right here. The vaccine's should never have been marketed as being able to stop infection. Given the history of previous coronaviruses it makes no sense that a vaccine would suddenly be able to stop people from getting infected by
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    Before we pull the panic trigger, based on the justice.gov link you provided (because I cannot read German nor do I feel like putting it through a translator) all Protonmail appears to have provided was the registration date of the account
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    The establishment of safety implies long term testing, something that was never done on humans. The 2017 trials of the rabies vaccine was a phase I trial and you cannot gather long term testing data in 3 years. That, along with some influen
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    I wonder if we have any other medical tech currently in use that was only ever tested on animals but happened to receive an emergency use authorization on humans.
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    You actually did take in to account the nearness of the year of Jubilee when buying or selling. The Year of Jubilee was more in the realm of property bought and sold between the Jewish people. Specifically that of productive land, family la
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    Based on the data from Worldometers, Hawaii is running a CFR (ratio of confirmed cases to fatalities) of 1.4% per capita which is low but not as low as say Utah, Nebraska, Wisconsin, others which remain below the US national CFR average of
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    There were plenty of instances of state leadership (not sure if you are in the US or not) asking people to stay in their homes and not go out or meet with people. This is message from the Wisconsin governor when he signed the Executive Orde
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    Couple quick points here: 1)I'm no mathematician or statistician, but as I understand it the IFR also counts an estimate of those presumed to have had an asymptomatic case. A published study earlier this month estimates that the report
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    That isn't even taking in to consideration the material cost of constructing that many solar panels. We would likely deplete the available supply, or come very close to, of minerals needed to manufacture those panels. And we would need
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    This is not standard advice for anyone looking to buy a home. Any loan officer or broker advising this is doing their job incredibly poorly.
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    While I imagine there will be outliers, and those outliers will likely be the featured media stories because bad news sells better, I would imagine the majority of those who are behind on their rent have worked with their landlords to come
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    I have to agree with you. You cannot sue a state government just because you got in an accident in the middle of a snowstorm because you were driving too fast for the weather and lost control of the car, even though the speed limit signs mi
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    by lax4ever 5y ago

    You are definitely going to get a million different answers here, and I suspect that all of them will depend on the details of a particular situation or conflict. I don't believe there is a blanket statement that could be applied.
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    by lax4ever 6y ago

    While I can appreciate where you are coming from, countering a terrorist attack typically has something that we don't have with COVID and that is information. The world was introduced and expected to react to this disease without any s