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   by ptah 7y ago

   Sunray but for Linux would be awesome Linuxray
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   by ptah 7y ago

   I can see how this situation can come about due to penny wise pound stupid cost cutting. Surely one-to-one help for these kids inside the classroom would be better?
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   by ptah 7y ago

   interesting. it seems like a two party system is as effective for an autocracy as a one party one but with less brutality
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   by ptah 7y ago

   This will have as much of an effect as the panama papers: other than some journalists involved in reporting it getting killed, nothing will change.
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   by ptah 7y ago

   this also happened in 90's drum and bass/jungle when Ed rush started using distorted bass following along the sub bass so you could actually hear bass solo's/breakdowns on small speakers. before that you would have like
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   by ptah 7y ago

   does that seem reasonable to you?
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   by ptah 7y ago

   >full payment card numbers storing these in plain text violates PCI-DSS
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   by ptah 7y ago

   do they shoot people at the initiative of the social worker? the problem is that people get murdered not that they get visited
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   by ptah 7y ago

   https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/14/atatia... EDIT: they don't need a warrant if they have reasonable suspicion or doing a "wellness check"
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    by ptah 7y ago

    Does anti-GMO laws in EU countries prohibit Impossible Burger but not Beyond Meat
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    The real reason for the UK’s record employment(newstatesman.com)

    2 points by ptah 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ptah 7y ago

    change it back
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    by ptah 7y ago

    most backyard heaps are hot, it's actually not hard to do
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    by ptah 7y ago

    the arctic is melting so not safe to store it there
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    by ptah 7y ago

    this is how science works. it is the best model and projection using current data. if you can improve it, please go ahead
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    by ptah 7y ago

    the rate of change this time is ridiculously high. that is the problem, not the actual temperature
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    by ptah 7y ago

    i agree, psychedelics can be used as an initiation experience before the real work of meditation begins
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    by ptah 7y ago

    "autoroutes belong to the French state and their administration to semi-private companies." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoroutes_of_France
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    by ptah 7y ago

    > The hope was that tighter relations would prevent catastrophic wars from breaking out every few decades This is a crucial fact that has not been mentioned by anyone in public discourse about Brexit
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    by ptah 7y ago

    I agree, this is more of a correction by the market
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    by ptah 7y ago

    i'm not talking about how bad it will be, i am talking about how much of a difference changes made by us will make. there is a point where even if we stopped all carbon emissions it will not stop climate change
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    by ptah 7y ago

    Is this used on YouTube?
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    by ptah 7y ago

    people opposed to "socialism" always say they don't want to queue for bread. it looks like these folks don't even have a queue
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    by ptah 7y ago

    > "Glass has a very, very long lifetime" Did he say that with a straight face EDIT: > “If you take a hammer to it, you can smash glass.” Most people wouldn't need a hammer
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    by ptah 7y ago

    it is in fact binary. there is a tipping point, a point of no return, where what we do will not make a difference as the momentum is too big. EDIT: at this point there is still a chance but the odds are not in our favour. EDIT: 10 years ago
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    by ptah 7y ago

    it is generally agreed that doing everything we can now will only give us a 50/50 chance of avoiding catastrophic climate change. seeing as we will not do everything we can, it is reasonable to think that it is too late https:/&#
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    by ptah 7y ago

    this is a pretty compelling survey: http://lifeworth.com/deepadaptation.pdf
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    by ptah 7y ago

    I wonder if it is the novelty factor at play here. it will be interesting to see if these effects last long term EDIT: I found a company that did a six month trial and had the same effects https://www.prweek.com/article&#x2F
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    by ptah 7y ago

    Not sure how to feel about this: is this a Good Thing(TM) or is it the start of feudalism where corporations(as legal persons) become the aristocracy
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    by ptah 7y ago

    I think it is important to consider that possibly computers are not the optimum solution for everything