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by pvaldes 2y ago
> Thousands were injured / wounded Just as footnote, I think that mutilated is the correct word here. Having in mind that 2000 people lost fingers, or noses or a chunk of their hips.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Hospitals at least use it extensively still in Europe.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
A type of people that uses pagers all day is Physicians. Hospital staff.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Toyota will definitely sue to death somebody --selling-- thousands of new Toyotas modified in mass to kill their drivers. If not, they would be sued massively instead, so is not something that they could just let pass. If the owner wants la
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by pvaldes 2y ago
A man in the middle redirecting to a fake web page could be enough to create an opportunity. I assume that in some countries hacking the internet could be still possible. Or a terrorist could sell phones on the street for months, use them a
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> Weren’t [Gold Apollo] already selling pagers to Hezbollah? Selling pagers to Lebanon citizens is legal if I'm not wrong. Not necessarily. At this moment, all suggests that somebody (Ehem, Mossad) was impersonating a reseller of th
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by pvaldes 2y ago
I assume that you, as a company, need a special permit to manufacture lethal weapons or military products on EU. Either you have it, or you don't. And if you don't have and still do it, I understand that you are breaking a dozen o
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by pvaldes 2y ago
I wouldn't wish to be in the PR damage control team of Gold Apollo right now. This was a direct attack to their survival as company. Will they sue Israeli government for turning their product into a bomb used to mutilate and kill peopl
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Hmm. I have a couple of politic fiction questions. Lets would imagine that somebody takes a flight with a pager or a second-hand bought phone. 1) How could be sure that there is not a small amount of explosive hidden in their devices or bat
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Probably cloned to dead by counterfeits. Glass and silicone tap is heavier but more clean and removes the risk of plastic leaking chemicals on the food.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Obviously it matter. Frankly downplaying the importance of Greenpeace, a 50 years old multinational organization that helped millions of people to remain healthy and saved millions of dollars to the public, looks very dumb in 2024. Accusing
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Golden lettuce is an anti-evolutive move. As a new product can be successful, but I predict that It will need an obligatory supply of chemicals on its production. Probably more chemicals than the green lettuce. The benefits as healthy food
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by pvaldes 2y ago
People spent more time reading your job offer if is explained in their own language. Less friction, more eyeball time, that is what you want if you are a recruiter.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
So you require other people to provide links and all sorts of guarantees and royal letters, but you refuse to provide one flimsy cite to support your opinion apart of "experts are experts are experts". And you think that know all
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by pvaldes 2y ago
If is so bad, just show me the research, or at least any proof showing that the ecosystem is collapsing. You know, as me, that the blogspam is the only part what the public will read. And then you have a lot of people with lots of silly and
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by pvaldes 2y ago
If authorities say that some cave ecosystem is really fragile and could be damaged by litter, well this is a reasonable hypothesis. I'll buy it. The article sets the outcome with a terrifying "corn flour could have triggered chaos
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by pvaldes 2y ago
I don't need to be a caretaker of cave systems to notice the manipulation in this article. Lying for a good cause is still lying, and in the end destroys any credibility. Bullshit like for example saying that cave ecosystems could be d
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> Rangers spent 20 minutes removing it. Animals will eat the cheetos, mold will spread to the walls Where it will be consumed by the mold eating cave inhabitants. Do they really think that cave ecosystems weren't prepared for a deer
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> normal trees will always outcompete fruit trees Not. Not always. This is a too simplistic point of view. Is like asking "how many penguins can be seen in this photo of the sahara?" If the conclusion is that penguins can'
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Or as alternative title: "Finder explained all, Irish museum did nothing".
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> A forest turns solar energy into wood, locking up that energy in an inedible form. Grass, on the other hand, can be eaten by grazing animals and turned into meat. If you're living off the land but not farming, then you'd pref
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> This has always been both legal, and encouraged. Not always. The copy must be easily identifiable as copy. An exact reproduction can't have the same dimensions as the original for example. Drawing just a person or a detail of the
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> full petrol tank is the same, anything that is energy dense like that will have problems with uncontrolled release of that energy. We are smarter than this. This is the reason to put the petrol tank in the back. In case of fire, the fl
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Regular cars were carefully designed to fold like an accordion in case of impact, so people will be safe Now add to the equation a big flammable battery below the people in the areas designed to fold and you will have a lot of scorching fun
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by pvaldes 2y ago
And like that naive seed-bombs trend, they would do more harm that good.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Moronic destruction of the ecosystems, followed by endless war for the remaining resources. The usual suspects. People have consistently shoot themselves in the foot with droughts after removing the forest for a few generations. Is happenin
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> there are dozens of Mayan languages spoken in the Yucatán to this day Both facts can coexist. Mayan people ruled over other several smaller cultures. Former slaves adopt the cultural habits of their rulers, sometimes for a lot of time
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by pvaldes 2y ago
But we need to remind also that a very fast collapse, would not left a trace on the DNA. A Pompeii like event couldn't be disclosed just with DNA changes.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
that was my first impression, but perspective distortion means distortion in all the photo parallel lines. Here only the humans and a small part of the wall near the ponytail are distorted. All lines in the table look strangely right. It se
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Honorable mention in the same league: 'Wynnona's Big Brown Beaver' videoclip from Primus.

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