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by rhcom2 7y ago
Then make masks illegal and you can arrest everyone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_laws
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by rhcom2 7y ago
If being outed means possible death than with this info it's only a data leak away.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I wonder if this was it, Alba Craft Laboratory, Inc. They processed radioactive uranium in Oxford, Ohio. https://magazine.miamistudent.net/alba-craft/ Sounds like it got cleaned up in the 1990s.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Our rate is 10x higher than Canada though.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
The United State has average traffic deaths compared to other countries but much higher number of firearm-related deaths than comparable countries. Something is out of wack in the US so it makes sense to put political energy into it. I thin
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I couldn't find any lawsuits they've won, just them getting lawsuits against them dismissed. And information about James O'Keefe pleading guilty to breaking into a Senator's office.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
With the amount he's been caught doing "selective editing" I'd say he's pretty relevant.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Both science and journalism are iterative processes, you report the facts you have so others can take it further.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I'm trying to explain why de-escalation is not the preferred tactical response from the police when it comes to active shooter scenarios. I think it makes sense from a law enforcement point of view to take every threat as credible unti
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Unfortunately in our world of active shooters the thinking is now that the police should enter the situation to try to engage the shooter as fast as possible as research shows this is what saves the most lives.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Is it common to use jQuery with React? I'm relatively new to React.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
> Could you imagine how bad it would be if Congress got excited about the potential for internet crime in 1985, tried to guess the form of the problems that would arise, and then wrote laws banning and permitting things that they thought
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I put on of these on a raspberry pi zero w and it sounded great to my (non-audiophile) ears.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
A friend's brother from India chose to study CS in Canada over the US due to the hostile political climate. He said, while he got into US schools and probably wouldn't have had any problem the idea that something could change a ye
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I work for an architecture/design company and we've been using very similar homebrewed software + surveys to analyze what departments need to be near each other for college campuses.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
The WH calls it the official Presidential account and he disseminates policy, sometimes exclusively, through Twitter. It really isn't just "his own twitter account" anymore because of his own doing.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Very much in the uncanny valley. I think it's because it's only the head and face moving, with the shoulders acting like Mr. Lincoln forgot to take the the coat hanger out of his jacket.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Amazon's problem with fake products means trust in non-Amazon sellers is lessened which gives the Amazon Basic products an advantage. Like if I was to go to a brick and mortar store and there was a 10% chance that the brand name cereal
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by rhcom2 7y ago
It's how the democratic process is suppose to work, there is nothing "abnormal" about it. In the US at least, immigrants come here and eventually get to take part in the political system like everyone else. It's been hap
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by rhcom2 7y ago
They're illegal to sell and use in the US though.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
I think the Red Dawn example reflects more on the power of the Chinese box office than any financing concerns. It's just too big to ignore.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
It sounds like you're suggesting the FBI outsource their Fourth Amendment violations.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
They didn't think of them as "white".
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by rhcom2 7y ago
The majority of Americans have smoked pot, are a majority now criminals?
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Exactly, the dose makes the poison.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
No mention of Bruce Springsteen along the entire Jersey shore too.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
It's not nearly cut and dry as this quote as defining what "right to say it" means in the age of the internet is a massive open question.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
With this change only effecting 100,000 visa holders it seems like it could only be for political headlines.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Surely people were saying that during the Pax Romana too and it was true... until it wasn't.
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by rhcom2 7y ago
Uber Eats?

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