nyolfen

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901.
by nyolfen 7y ago
so you think this lack of hygiene or whatever has tripled in the last ten years or what? this betrays a total lack of consideration. sexual market dynamics are shifting rapidly.
902.
by nyolfen 7y ago
you can fly southwest
903.
by nyolfen 7y ago
it is a pretty ironic comment on a site called hacker news
904.
by nyolfen 7y ago
they're still at the top of the game
905.
by nyolfen 7y ago
yes, no cultural differences at all between switzerland and mexico
906.
by nyolfen 7y ago
a few million years of genetic programming and the fact that presentation and chromosome type correlate in >99.9% of cases. gender may not be a fact of the universe but it's about as close as complex cultural traits get.
907.
by nyolfen 7y ago
lol, you can’t just leave us hanging here
908.
by nyolfen 7y ago
the categories were made for hominids, not hominids for the categories
909.
by nyolfen 7y ago
there are just as many people involved in shooting missiles from drones as from manned craft
910.
by nyolfen 7y ago
>Why would they sell it to you later? to make more money? why would rich customers have any ability to restrict their medical service providers from expanding their customer base?
911.
by nyolfen 7y ago
>The answer should be no. If you want to breed children like show dogs, it doesn't matter how smart they are in the end, you've diminished them. this is called 'choosing a partner'
912.
by nyolfen 7y ago
i'm curious specifically about what you think we do to salt that changes it so dramatically
913.
by nyolfen 7y ago
salt, sugar, and flour aren't natural?
914.
by nyolfen 7y ago
very cool, and also the most 90s looking piece of electronics i've seen in a while
915.
by nyolfen 7y ago
seems passive to me unless they are actually going after students etc or encouraging the schools to. what i was trying to say was that there is little personal risk to sharing files with SH, or was until this IP blocking was added to the mi
916.
by nyolfen 7y ago
i suppose it's possible but it seems unlikely to me. i've never heard of anyone being disciplined or expelled for this, and in fact this link is the first time i've ever seen any indication that a publisher has tried taking a
917.
by nyolfen 7y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-firefox
918.
by nyolfen 7y ago
there are an awful lot of academics and students that think sci-hub is not only useful but ideologically agreeable. i deeply doubt they would need to resort to hacked credentials.
919.
by nyolfen 7y ago
he isn't making it up, this happened most famously in paris but also in many other places
920.
by nyolfen 7y ago
these were mostly done on PCs, right? i don't think that many people are mining on their desktops these days
921.
by nyolfen 7y ago
if i understand correctly, individual 5g stations will be able to support more clients, but the distance covered is dramatically reduced (and more degraded by obstacles in line of site) due to shorter wavelength. it is not viable for rural
922.
by nyolfen 7y ago
tor is a scifi/fantasy+adjacent publisher that famously offers drm-free ebooks https://www.tor.com/
923.
by nyolfen 7y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
924.
by nyolfen 7y ago
i don't think the US navy typically solicits donations from retirees. it seems to me more likely to be misdirection for rival militaries as others have suggested.
925.
by nyolfen 7y ago
here is a slightly earlier article saying they were unable to manufacture them entirely: > https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2016/01/26/china-ca... > Premier Li Keqiang recently made a
926.
by nyolfen 7y ago
they had to import the balls and points because they couldn’t manufacture those components
927.
by nyolfen 7y ago
>Crypto Anarchy: encryption, digital money, anonymous networks, digital pseudonyms, zero knowledge, reputations, information markets, black markets, collapse of governments.
928.
by nyolfen 7y ago
i don't disagree, except the cw stuff. the US breaks the conventions too (eg waterboarding) but they're still there for a reason. many people, mostly elderly or critically ill, would die in the event of a power grid being shut do
929.
by nyolfen 7y ago
> Under the 1949 Geneva Conventions, collective punishment is a war crime. By collective punishment, the drafters of the Geneva Conventions had in mind the reprisal killings of World War I and World War II. In the First World War, the Ge
930.
by nyolfen 7y ago
the airbus case you mention was a corruption investigation and was done in conjunction with german state intelligence, not industrial espionage. the belgian telecom hack you link was regular espionage. there is an actual difference between

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