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Qianjiang in Hubei Province has announced that the city will return to normal(twitter.com)
2 points by panny 7y ago|0 comments
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Qianjiang in Hubei Province has announced that the city will return to normal(mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by panny 7y ago|0 comments
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by panny 7y ago
I believe you've confirmed mpoteat's fears are well founded. Thanks for doing that for me ;) Here's your upboat.
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by panny 7y ago
Turns out this old story got it right, https://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm
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by panny 7y ago
>An evil CA can of course generate fake certificates for any hostname they like, but those people already exist [citation needed] If that were true, I'd expect browser/OS makers to promptly revoke trusted CA status for them.
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by panny 7y ago
https://www.ghacks.net/2020/02/25/study-finds-brave-to-be-th...
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by panny 7y ago
Yes, the fossil fuel weapons that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki made it clear.
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by panny 7y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines. http://static1.1.sqspcdn.com/static/f/356082/6186633/1268920...
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A 3D Hentai Camgirl Is Taking over Chaturbate, and Human Models Are Worried(vice.com)
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Projekt Melody: There now is a 3D anime camgirl who streams on chaturbate(reddit.com)
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by panny 7y ago
>Companies that don't adhere to these best practices lose liability protections for user-generated content. https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/ >we’d be unlikely to ever federate with clien
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by panny 7y ago
Seems the article has confused cause and effect. US health care costs haven't caused poor health. Poor health has caused US health care costs. 40% of American adults are obese. Obesity causes heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and cancer
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by panny 7y ago
>Yes, and to remain competitive in pricing they are incentivized to fix the problem Good, maybe they'll fix the problem by offering data only plans at lower rates than data + phone + sms. All I need is data.
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by panny 7y ago
>Is that our only metric for success now? Putting people in prison? Might as well shred the constitution You just threw that straw man straight down a slippery slope. >apparently we're ready to burn everything it stood for to pre
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by panny 7y ago
>Ascension also hopes that the Google-mining will help identify additional ways to generate revenue from patients, such as ordering more medical tests. That sounds like a terrible idea. https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com&#x
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by panny 7y ago
You can find a good explanation of it here including the original study, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtBxI_ydba4 The 97% part starts around 2:55 thru 7:40.
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by panny 7y ago
Plowing. Wetlands. https://www.ramsar.org/news/wetlands-and-climate-change >The science is clear. Wetlands are the most effective carbon sinks on our planet. Let me guess the next story headline, "Brazilian sla
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by panny 7y ago
Submission link is a little light on detail. https://www.dw.com/en/german-farmers-sue-government-over-cli... Funny, when you consider the largest source of CO2 emissions on the planet. They're plowing up wetlands
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by panny 7y ago
>doesn't understand how the source of CO2 relates to discussion >"you seem to be immune to logic" The jokes write themselves.
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by panny 7y ago
And now you have proof; The "it's free as in speech" FSF has fired their founder for something he said.
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by panny 7y ago
No, he said, >What MIT and the free software community has made clear is that he is not welcome to debate the truth and serve as a representative of MIT and of the free software community. I don't remember a great groundswell of ant
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by panny 7y ago
Her father was directly responsible for her situation, being her legal guardian. RMS is not responsible for her situation at all and has a right to have his opinion about it.
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by panny 7y ago
The discussion is about Exxon, an oil company. The rise of China was fueled predominantly by coal. Thanks for admitting the submission title is an outrageous lie though.
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by panny 7y ago
I meant, show me where Exxon scientists predicted this, https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/sites/jrcsh/files/fossil_emissions_... I'll wait.
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by panny 7y ago
That's astounding, because the IPCC did not accurately predict 2019's climate change or CO2 in 1982. In fact, Exxon scientists must be time travelers to have foreseen the rise of China at a time when all of the USA was afraid of l
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by panny 7y ago
Where was that young lady's parents? Do you typically let your underage daughter travel with a playboy billionaire for the stated purpose of giving massages to his clients?
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by panny 7y ago
Stallman wasn't making a press release. He was defending a dead friend on an internal mailing list.
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by panny 7y ago
Headline news: geofft@HN states, "I deliberately write code without tests and ignore code review and cause problems in production" and goes on to say "my employer would be justified in firing me" - - vice.com
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by panny 7y ago
Well that just wraps it all up with a nice neat little bow on top, doesn't it? Let's put this together for the HN readers: Chinese company Tencent is a Discord investor. China requires face scan to get a mobile number starting Dec
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by panny 7y ago
The US company that is broadcasting Chinese propaganda about Hong Kong [1] is going to start suppressing what the US President has to say. Despicable. [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2019/08/1

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