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by ls15 4y ago
I think that the headline describes the ruling better
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> This is not a slippery slope situation. I think it is. Governments aren't that trustworthy if you ask me.
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Three strikes. Politician voted three times for laws that later were deemed unconstitutional by the SC, so the politician can only be a politian again after 30 years and some mandatory training and test. What is not fair about this?
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The companies apparently weren't able to decide in the interest of the consumer, so they needed a bit of help here.
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There is a wide range of high quality music apps that only run on iOS. Wireless audio is not an option for playing instruments, because of a noticeable delay between pressing a button and hearing a sound. They already killed the audio ports
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That would just push the EU to regulate harder.
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Permaculture is soil- and insect-friendly and can be productive and resilient, but it requires more manual labor and setting up a permaculture system takes a lot of knowledge and I think it takes years before it is producing competitively,
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by ls15 4y ago
> Our food supply depends on using nitrogen at the moment. And it always will, since all plants require nitrogen for growing.
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I consider all my emails confidential, but I acknowledge the fact that nefarious players may gain access to my emails.
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by ls15 4y ago
What if Google discontinues Gmail next week, like they did with so many other services? Are you prepared?
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by ls15 4y ago
Not everything that technically works should be done.
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Statistically, the low death rates for renewables are comparable to the low death rate for nuclear. Renewables emit more greenhouse gas than nuclear: https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy Nuclear is often comp
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by ls15 4y ago
Good reason to stop being their customer, I guess.
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I agree. I don't have a Facebook account, yet people are telling me that surveillance is fine, because we give away our data on Facebook anyway.
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> Feels a lot like the days when Chrome came out and I championed it over Internet explorer and Firefox. Yeah, we all make mistakes, sorry Firefox. I stayed with Firefox then. Seems like I can stay with Firefox now.
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> but why do people put up with this? What is the alternative? Android tablets are no drop-in replacement. Ipads are great for music production. Many great apps only exist on iOS. Bluetooth audio introduces a delay which makes playing so
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> Problem solved Other problems caused
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> It's the same stuff just in a cycle. Older generations have not been asked to replace their expensive tech every 3 years. My grandparents bought one phone and one TV set and kept them for the rest of their lifes. Something is wron
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Some of the most bicycle-obsessed people that I know are clearly boomers
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> Sure you could say "just don't go to those places" but then you're slowly withdrawing from society as these things gain in ubiquity. Not only, you are also casting a vote: "I am very sorry, but I usually don&#x
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> I'm forced to beg the attendant to look me up by phone number every time. Don't feel bad about asking them for access to the service that you paid for. Here are some good reasons for not installing their app: - I forgot my ph
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by ls15 4y ago
So all the managers?
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Most artists have to deal with rejection at some point
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There is still the question which 30% are to be fired.
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The best response to passive aggressive attacks is their own echo. I try to be like "ok, let's get back to the topic"
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by ls15 4y ago
Well, there have been sceptics that said that PoS is more prone to centralized control than PoW. Seems like they've been right.
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> There are no living beings of the same intellectual capacity as us other than ourselves. How can we know?
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As long as search results can be sorted by date, anyone can see updates pretty much instantly if they monitor the search results. The repos don't have to be popular for that. Bots can just check such a feed every few seconds for exampl
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How can you know?
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by ls15 4y ago
There have been some articles that suggest that Covid can linger in the gut. I am not advertising it, but I certainly don't regret looking into alternative self-therapies with supplements (vitamins, minerals, probiotics, antioxidants)

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