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by ls15 5y ago
> It's not a missing feature, it's a paywalled feature... Diner: "Waiter, this soup is missing salt!" Waiter: "I am very sorry, salt is only part of the Soup+ package, but you ordered the Soup Essentials pack
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by ls15 5y ago
That still would ignore major sources of pollutants, such as tires (that get distributed into the air and on the road while driving). Electric cars do not improve that at all. If we just focus on emissions from the motors, why can't we
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by ls15 5y ago
Maybe employers should stop to try to interfere with the medical procedures that employees are taking, like it used to be in 2019?
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by ls15 5y ago
> Your wording makes it a bit unclear, just for clarity: this means that GP is wrong, it's definitely better for the climate to have your old car crushed and buy a new car. The amount of CO2 expended during manufacturing of your car
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by ls15 5y ago
As far as I know, it is more environmentally friendly to drive an old car until it falls apart than producing a new one that has a better eco balance while driving.
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by ls15 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220317165026/https://www.reute...
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I can see scenarios where common Russians get unfairly treated, because they are wrongly associated with their criminal leaders. I feel for the Russian truckers who are blocked, because they cannot pay for gasoline anymore. There was a stor
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by ls15 5y ago
> Finally, the defamation against everything Russian in the west reached such proportions Do you have any credible source that shows the level of these proportions? At least here in Germany, I think that people can well differentiate bet
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by ls15 5y ago
https://twitter.com/search?q=%2523xitler
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He looks puffed up compared to 2018. Corticosteroids?
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by ls15 5y ago
> What a spectacularly bad idea. That they could do it is already a spectacularly bad idea. I would never buy a Tesla because of this.
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by ls15 5y ago
Some flash content is incredibly creative and complex. Chances are that it just gets replaced with less interesting content.
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What has Russia to offer for such a deal, except stopping the violence?
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What else are they supposed to do?
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I get a unknown certificate issuer warning on Tor browser for https://redcross.org.ua/en/donate/ which seems to be the official domain.
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by ls15 5y ago
If we compare crypto to stocks, then Bitcoin is Apple and Bitconnect is Theranos.
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by ls15 5y ago
Kiwix for offline wikipedia with the wikipedia "all maxi" package (87G for English) comes close. https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Content
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Well yes, but it took a while.
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Kuwait?
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Localmonero?
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by ls15 5y ago
> It may be though necessary to set limits on available care and triage base on vaccination status when these personal choices start to endanger health care for other people. It is hard and not welcomed choice but again, why should minor
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That will really get them going. You cannot build trust on intransparency.
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> because Delta infection did not confer immunity to Omicron, where vaccination did Do you have a source for that?
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> Notice the change in tense, "would be". Maybe in February of 2021 that was a concern, but by February 2022, there's so much vaccine in so many people that this particular concern is just laughable. But we are still learn
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The worst apples will always find a way to protect their privacy, while the innocent majority of people is having their privacy invaded against their best interests.
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To me that answer makes you look like the kind of person that compares apples and oranges.
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Two doses of measles vaccine are 97% effective and do not need any further boosters, while we don't know if 4 doses of today's SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are effective against next month's variant. As I understand, with measles vacc
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by ls15 5y ago
> Uhm, the key of the experiment was that someone did active division. I think that the division of people by vaccination status is active, like a division by religion or language would be active. > they're not encouraged to be
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by ls15 5y ago
Covid policies remind me of the Stanford-Prison-Experiment. Divide a population into two subgroups. Introduce strict rules for group B and let group A enforce them. See what happens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanfo
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by ls15 5y ago
Everyone blames foreign influence when it comes to protests: Belarus: https://www.wionews.com/world/belarusian-president-lukashenk... > The leader on Wednesday said that "foreign influence" is causing th

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