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by nyolfen 4y ago
this is true, these p2p apps do assume internet access lol
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by nyolfen 4y ago
check out hyperswarm/holepunch: https://docs.holepunch.to/ or urbit: https://urbit.org
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by nyolfen 4y ago
HR departments grew out of fear of compliance with the amorphous legal incentive structures created by federal discrimination laws in the 1970s https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/3322830/Dobbin_S
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by nyolfen 4y ago
your goal should be making these impossible to enforce, social activism is not an end in itself
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by nyolfen 4y ago
he is arguing straightforwardly from the premise that catholic doctrine is the source of moral truth and that it has its own view of permissible and impermissible slavery. would it surprise you to learn that the 13th amendment has an explic
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by nyolfen 4y ago
this is the result of the annas-archive people mirroring the contents of their crawling project onto ipfs -- huge props
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by nyolfen 4y ago
who cares, they can't take it from you
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by nyolfen 4y ago
why is it in english lol
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by nyolfen 4y ago
i encourage you to read some of the examples of people who have chosen to take their own lives in the OP. it may surprise you to learn that the actual circumstances of applied laws can sometimes diverge from the best intentions > Unlike
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by nyolfen 4y ago
you can think that creating incentive and opportunity for the state to kill people is troubling without a religious, or even conservative framework
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by nyolfen 4y ago
despite accusatory inferences, nothing in this suggests the data says whether someone worked with the US govt. the entire point of the project was to catalog the entire country, everyone got scanned at some point or another
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by nyolfen 4y ago
i actually tried prompting chatgpt for mccarthy-style writing a few weeks ago, and like this it sounded nothing like him; more like a teenager who has heard somebody describe his writing trying to guess what it sounds like
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by nyolfen 4y ago
if the existence of cryptocurrency uhh, solves central banking then i think it will have achieved its purpose regardless
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by nyolfen 4y ago
you ought to tell that to the millions of people across the developing world who suddenly have a means of resistance to their governments debasing their savings: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5&#x2
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by nyolfen 4y ago
if you're just serving a static site you could probably serve it from a toaster
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by nyolfen 4y ago
it has been clear for some time that the US intelligence machine has chosen its side: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/19/hunter-biden-story-...
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by nyolfen 4y ago
this is hallucinatory, twitter had a dozen former fbi officials on staff and was literally sent lists of tweets to delete by the DNC
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by nyolfen 4y ago
i believe i have found the source[0] for your claim -- this seems a bit overplayed as 'long covid' when the definition is given as any persistent symptom, including congestion and emotional state(?) https://www.nature.c
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by nyolfen 4y ago
how many of them had an existing underlying condition? the broad numbers suggest ~85% https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6915e3.htm
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by nyolfen 4y ago
surprisingly high! how many of those children were vaccinated?
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by nyolfen 4y ago
statistically, it is extremely unlikely[0] for an otherwise healthy young person to end up in the hospital for covid, much like myocarditis -- i am simply interested in which is more likely for specific population subsets [0] https:/&
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by nyolfen 4y ago
the more interesting unaddressed question is, for whom ? i am a young-ish healthy person, i have basically no risk of ending up in the hospital for covid. what is the risk tradeoff for people similar to me, rather than an abstraction of th
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by nyolfen 4y ago
you can set up multiple redundant mfa methods, eg i have two yubikeys in separate locations plus phone totp
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by nyolfen 4y ago
https://dark.fi/
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by nyolfen 4y ago
speaking from a distance, mozilla has long struck me as one of these parasitized open source orgs like wikimedia, famous for one piece of software or project but stuffed to the brim with bureaucratic careerists who contribute nothing
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by nyolfen 4y ago
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/11/twitter-claims-n...
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by nyolfen 4y ago
wasn't this the plot of jurassic park
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by nyolfen 4y ago
> Borges even christened the car Rocinante and fancied their getaway as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza on a Scottish literary pilgrimage. They stayed at the Crusoe hotel in Lower Largo, where Borges tasted a pint of Export – by stirring th
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by nyolfen 4y ago
we have a critical security interest in taiwan remaining independent -- zero moralizing needed. any empire, nation, group or individual human has some sin you can point to, china is not unique, and neither is the US. the US will lose the th
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by nyolfen 4y ago
maybe you should tell that to the tibetans, uyghurs, taiwanese, etc.

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