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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Accidental release or not, if they were attempting gain-of-function, which is bio-engineering, and they succeeded, that deserves inquiry. Especially if U.S. leadership, WHO, or NGOs were involved. To me, the "strength" of the cov
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Evidence is not proof. There is lots of evidence. A hypothesis is not a theory. Being loose with language and concepts is dangerous.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
The crux of the problem should be the grave injustice IF it was indeed lab generated and leaked. That is why I refer to it as a Lab Genesis, not a leak. The mere downplaying of the possibility is criminally insane.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Downplaying the lab leak is dangerous, because it is the difference between an accident and mass murder. I think the best evidence for a lab leak is common sense. https://dispatchito.substack.com/p/the-strongest-evidenc
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Visa and Mastercard are not issuing "sanctions", nobody told them to cut off Russia, they are willfully making calculated business decisions.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
I don't think this is act of war protest. These corporation know the inside score, they help write the narrative. I predict these companies are giving up Russia for good. This is a signal of a long term shift in world order and thes
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Legal "Corporate" person-hood is a total oxymoron. They are literally incorporate(d), which means "without a body". That a corporation can legally act as a person is pure oligarchic garbage law.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
CA tax money is the biggest racket in the world.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
"U.S. Capitalism is modeled on slavery and feudalism. You can escape, but there is nowhere to go. And that's why our system works. What else? My stimpack needs more juice. Ahh, that felt good. What else?"
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
How do you get the browser to send the Authentication header for every request thereafter? Typically you Auth once, and set cookies which the browser sends automatically with each HTTP request, even if the user is not on your domain. You w
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Hm, why have browser vendors neglected the UX for this standard, no-cookie auth method? Why is there no corresponding markup in HTML5?
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
"What is considered academic discourse within the spectacular society is nothing but false consciousness—spectacular thought, the official lies sponsored by the spectacle." https://unredacted-word.pub/spectacle&#x2
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
You can't indemnify health, only property. Personal costs related to health have no bounds; for instance if you lose your job because of health, your "out of pocket" is your whole salary. Which real insurance would cover.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Health Insurance is a political scam of epic proportions. There is no indemnity involved. It is not real insurance. You don't use insurance to pay a monthly bill, you have it for black swan events. Nor should insulin be 1000/m
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
This is the actual text of most EULA.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Simple syntax, like how '=>' is a two-character ASCII art 'fat arrow', and not anything to do with logical equivalence. That's how you syntax for beginners!
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
It's not scientists vs politicians, it's corporate sponsored authoritarian control versus fundamental freedom and basic liberties. The leadership class has been falling over themselves as a cover for decades of fake progress. Tha
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Cancer seems to increase with age, so could we not conclude the opposite, that alcohol somehow aids survival? Studies should not come with conclusions. Just the data, and unbiased analysis of the data if you must. No one statistical study
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
I am starting to believe that 90% of the internet is performance spectacle psyops for the corporate government complex. The blue-checks larping with paid digital mercenaries to create the illusion of a realpolitic. That is all they need,
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Who are all these YT defenders in the comments? "Well, it says ACID, and as every ignorant person knows, ACID means BAD, and knowing the difference between substances is stupid!" You sound like a bot trying to make common sense
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
600B Euros???
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
TWTR's image and video compression is so bad I'd call it a market signal; they can't afford images???
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
General Purpose computing is a series of nonlinear transformation. Batching vector operations scales the general case horizontally. It's lookups all the ways down.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Have you seen the 13? It is almost fat enough for a 1/4" jack.
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
"48,840 is the current score required for Pioneer review." Looks like a tall hill to climb if you are just starting. How is a new contestant supposed to compete with old contestants?
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
"Tens of thousands of year ago, before the internet..." Writing is such crap all over the place. Really? Exposition about when the internet wasn't? Idk what the story says, but wild canines followed mankind as they mastered
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
not even ffmpeg can bring an encoding back from the dregs
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
As a millennial that lucked out of the psych-diagnostic phase of Western Upbringing (thanks Mom!), I don't know if I am autistic, ADHD, Bipolar, or any of it, but I can say this: ADHD is a power trait for understanding the modern worl
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
I am not surprised at all. What else could you possibly use in place of Ffmpeg?
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by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Calling facebook "meta" is the ultimate in marketing people their own conceptual understanding of things back to them. Truly FB is trying to ZUCK the internet. This meme takeover is the worst part, speaking as a mostly non-user

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