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by quenix 5y ago
Unfortunately, Bitchute appears to be a complete and total cesspool of conspiracy theories.
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by quenix 5y ago
Sound waves have a much larger wavelength (in the tens or hundreds of meters). That can never map out the details of a cell. Light, on the other hand, has a wavelength in the order of nanometers. If my math is correct, the wavelength of lig
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by quenix 5y ago
Why the negativity? This can be an interesting, valid scientific advancement while not being a huge breakthrough.
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by quenix 5y ago
I might be wrong, but isn't the "encrypt everything & delete key" method -way- more difficult to recover from than an actual disk wipe? I mean, with a disk wipe, you can still try to recover some data using data forensics
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by quenix 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand this. Humor generally doesn't "contribute to a discussion"—it's purely that, humorous. I'm not sure how OP's comment contributes any less than any other joke one could have made.
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by quenix 5y ago
You run a VM just to inspect "sketchy-looking links"? That sounds like paranoid behavior, if I'm being honest.
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by quenix 5y ago
"Genetic treatment"? Please.
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by quenix 5y ago
It’s actually further from the sun by around 100 million km.
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by quenix 5y ago
Why do you find it “fantastically stupid”?
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by quenix 5y ago
That just isn’t true. Settings > Music > Dolby Atmos > Off.
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by quenix 5y ago
Students would still be able to cheat by collaborating with students and tutors inside the country, then.
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by quenix 5y ago
Exactly. This thread is mindboggling. Taste in music is purely subjective. If users enjoy listening to Spatial Audio, who are you to criticize it as a scam?
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by quenix 5y ago
You miss the point. Your iPhone make and model, time zone, and language are perhaps 20% of your fingerprint. After testing, you can scroll down to see different test metrics and see exactly which fingerprinting methods (WebGL hash, AudioCon
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by quenix 5y ago
Not Safari per se. All App Store browsers must use Safari’s engine, WebKit.
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by quenix 5y ago
Ditto, never got it to work.
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by quenix 5y ago
I don't think that the point is to convince the insane anti-vaxxer in the mailing list. They are too far gone. Rather, it's to prevent further radicalisation.
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by quenix 5y ago
I don’t appreciate your characterization of my criticism of the SAT as racist. I didn’t say that “Asians are outliers”. I said that the fact that some people don’t pay to excel at a test doesn’t make the test inherently fair.
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by quenix 5y ago
That there is more than one way to excel at a standardized test does not mean that economic inequality doesn't play a big role. Note that never at any point did I claim that _only_ money could lead to success on these tests. It's
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by quenix 5y ago
The nature of these tests ensures that they are easy to score highly on through rote practice with a coach. Coaches cost money.
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by quenix 5y ago
How can I get this bookmarklet?
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by quenix 5y ago
Straw man. Who does that?
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by quenix 5y ago
Disclaimer: I did not opt in to tracking. However... I'm not sure how the discussion about the technology behind ad targeting is relevant to the end user. The point is that it -works- and that the ads shown to the user are indeed more
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by quenix 5y ago
I disagree that Facebook makes it seem mandatory. Receiving their in-app popup yesterday brought me great joy in denying access.
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by quenix 5y ago
That's super vague. Do you have any particular examples in mind?
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by quenix 5y ago
This is not gossip. It's about as official as you can get.
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by quenix 5y ago
The "adrenaline shot" you describe -may- be normal. It's called a [hypnic jerk]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk ).
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by quenix 5y ago
I’m not American—never lived there—and have no issue with skin color in emojis. Perhaps this isn’t as big of a deal as you make it out to be.
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by quenix 5y ago
This sounds insecure. Do you store the user’s password on disk?
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by quenix 6y ago
You will treat anyone educated at the same university with `great suspicion`? Really? That is hardly rational or appropriate.
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by quenix 6y ago
I'm not sure why you say that. There is no evidence supporting this in Apple's documentation or any protocol reverse-engineering literature I've read on this. Further, Apple's own marketing shows an AirTag being tracked

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