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Nice to see the usual suspects on The Cabal. People who believe ivermectin is some kind of miracle covid drug (even the manufacturers say its ineffective) and those who deny COVID even exists. Quality people. https://ebm.bmj.com&
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5y ago
Smallest violin in the world being played for these private harassment entities right now
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5y ago
I'm finding it hard to decipher if this comment is satire.
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5y ago
Do you like hate speech or something?
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5y ago
Restricted the most? What?
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5y ago
Yeah UK water is pretty top notch as is all Australian water. I really just cannot understand or really envisage what it must be like to not have pure basically flavourless (or water flavoured??) water coming out of the tap which is 100% sa
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5y ago
Okay let me make it real simple for you. Here is a definition of wasteful. > (of a person, action, or process) using or expending something of value carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose. So yes. It is extravagant to use a straw an
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A large group of people have determined that it is wasteful and have therefore pushed to change it. I'm not a "lone thinker" in this regard. I can't imagine a world view in which you deem the disposal of straws, used ent
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5y ago
I don't think you understand what you wrote. What specifically is your argument? That we shouldn't ban things because people use them and therefore find value? What does value even mean? You know there are countries with unpottabl
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Maybe we should just let it burn down if we're going to halt environmental progression on the basis that people will be too upset that they can't drink out of a small manufactures cylinder. Fuck me
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Sure but I feel like it's just low hanging fruit which is why is so foregrounded
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5y ago
I mean yeah. In totally against banning single use cups and am totally pro public transport lol.
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I can't imagine thinking that banning any wasteful products is a negative. Do you really need a straw? Bring your own if you do.
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5y ago
I think this is being less straightforward, although the developer community has been creative since the get go.
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Not even a consideration of svelte?
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I'm not at all knowledgeable of how rebase works. Can you elaborate on this approach so I can research it more in depth for myself?
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I have this problem too. Also another aspect of creative coding which often pops up is how binary/static assets get managed in VC. I've resolved that setting the .gitattributes so that mp3/wav/wv will be treated as binar
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5y ago
Are you seriously asking that question about people who want to automate trading in the stock market?
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5y ago
I'm not going to argue hypotheticals,, but even a decimated NHS is far better than the US system.
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Because it's been decimated by the Tories for ten years now.
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5y ago
If you pay, yes.
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5y ago
The time limitations is just sad. Seems like the UX is pretty good but having a 24 hour auto-archive just makes me apprehensive to ever use them.
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5y ago
There are literal documented stories in the case of people complaining to HR and having the issues swept under the rug by them. Did you even do a modicum of research before posting this?
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5y ago
Nim
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5y ago
Is that to a B2 instance? Any chance you could let me know how you did that?
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5y ago
Do you encrypt the data going up to Amazon or just raw dog it?
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5y ago
I'm not sure what your concern is. Differences in how user space permissions are handled? You give synctjing read write access and it does its thing.
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5y ago
If you coined this it's great!
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Yes, when you were learning to develop in the 80's. This has a slight undertone of bootstrap lifting and a total lack of empathy for people who have little access to stuff that is thrown out like trash in the west. Use your brain.
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5y ago
You know you can talk about things in the world without using deductive reasoning? Jeez...
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