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"I see it running through my family": intergenerational and collective trauma
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I like being corrected. Actually, I would consider it rude if you didn't correct me. Thank you for helping me making less mistakes in the future.
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Even without CT, services on standard ports will quickly be discovered on IPv4. > On a computer with a gigabit connection, ZMap can scan the entire public IPv4 address space on a single port in under 45 minutes.
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The End of Violence: Why it is a disease and how it can be cured (2026)
(penguin.co.uk)
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Nina Peršak, Pathways to the criminalisation of emotional distress: An offence- and harm-based typology, International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, Volume 63, 2020, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijlcj.2020.100416 . &q
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A knife developed and sold by a company that collects usage and personal data of everyone that touches it and does central analysis for political purposes: Yes, that's an evil knife company.
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Glad to live in a sane jurisdiction, where provisions made available only after purchase and those that go against typical customer expectations are simply invalid, so I never had to care about EULAs. https://en.wikipedia.org
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> If you request an IBAN transfer, it's never instant. "In 2024, EU adopted Instant Payment Regulation, aiming to accelerate instant payments in Europe. For EU member states operating in euro it partially took affect in January
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I remember a conversation with a political activist refugee. They were in a group of people who got checked at the border, and were asked to unlock their laptops. The border security personnel then proceeded to do a short inspection of the
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> There have been some Wikipedia articles I've come across that have been so unreliable that people who didn't look at other sources would have been greatly mislead. I would highly appreciate if you were to leave a comment e.g.
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“Child abuse or maltreatment constitutes all forms of physical and/or emotional ill-treatment, sexual abuse, neglect or negligent treatment or commercial or other exploitation, resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s healt
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The Six C Model
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German national ID has this built-in; you can cryptographically prove that you are currently in possession of an ID (and its PIN) over a certain age, for example, without revealing your date of birth. It's just not in widespread use.
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Type-C To Type-C Scented Cable 48in
(fivebelow.com)
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There's also https://github.com/meshenger-app/meshenger-android for generic LAN (without groups/peer discovery).
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It's not unlikely that devs and such will be on Mac/Linux and accounting will be on Windows. I agree it's still somewhat theoretical but interesting nonetheless.
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It did not "happen to you". It was done to you.
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I asked ChatGPT for definitions of Self, and this is what I got: – The self as the sum of all memories. – The self as a narrative we tell ourselves. – The self as the brain’s model of its own body and mind. – The self as the sense of being
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It is well known that there is a link between "criminal" (violent) behavior and prior trauma/adverse childhood experiences. It is similarly well known that trauma has an effect on brain development. There's plenty of res
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The biggest quarrel I have with it is that even if you get clinically tested, at least in the cases where I asked friends who got tested, they did not even try to rule out other causes, like repressed childhood trauma/cPTSD. People mig
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When a company repeatedly demonstrates a pattern of embracing, extending, and extinguishing standards (see: Java, Kerberos, HTML), it’s fair to view any technical move with suspicion - even if the particular proposal seems technically sound
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> But Netscape in this instance acted like kids Oh, please. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Microsoft The "velvet sweatshop" one is sufficient, but plenty of others to choose from. Don't ha
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> Mac definitely doesn't https://github.com/kyleneideck/BackgroundMusic and others.
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If you add "Show HN:" in front of your submission, it might receive more attention. I take that all conversions happen locally in the browser, and nothing is submitted to a server? You may want to spell that out clearly either way
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Exactly? I agree that identity is a fuzzy construct which includes socially constructed elements, and is not a fundamental "thing" that can be observed externally and then named "identity". I disagree that it is therefor
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Reporting Big News, Missing Big Picture? Stock Market Performance in Media
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Isn't identity exactly defined as what one perceives as part of oneself? Food becomes me as soon as I dis-member it to make it to be part of myself. Other food becomes you. This doesn't make food not within my sphere of perception
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This is Water
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The Entangled Brain
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Authoritarian Notions and Hackspaces
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