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Not only is the headline not identical to the article, but it is also not true. It is also against the site guidelines, but no one cares for those anyways.
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Headline is not true
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That is not true.
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It's no wonder people lie about their vote when the wrong answer can get them into trouble.
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6y ago
The point of icons is to recognize them. These icons are insanely similar to each other, which is in direct opposition to that original goal. A similar disaster were the new gimp tool icons: https://www.gimp.org/release-note
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They're good for marketing and a manager because there's a number of nice adjectives about them. "modern", "minimalistic" etc. They're bad for users - because they all look the same and lack color as well
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6y ago
Well you can get convicted for saying you like a joke. That did happen.
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"It looks like we've been deplatformed on some critical infrastructure that has taken the site offline" https://twitter.com/bitchute/status/1323741461972594688
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There's a group of people downvoting everything I post, even about c++. No worries
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Well it's one of the typical lawyer tricks. There is a paragraph in the constitution that explicitly grants you freedom of speech. There's also others that more or less say you get to jail for saying xyz. Unfortunately, law is not
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Insulting is explicitly illegal in Germany. In person or internet, doesn't matter.
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German sources have more info [0]. Among others, one guy was targeted because he linked a verboten music video. Another one because endorsed crimes. [0]: https://polizei.news/2020/11/03/aktionstag-gegen-hasspo
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Germany raided 83 homes in coordinated raids against online hate speech
(pressfrom.info)
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Situation in Germany: - slightly less deaths than normal [0]. - Less ICU patients than normal ([1] vs [2]) - stagnant (and normal) amount of people with respiratory illnesses [3] The only thing unusual at all is the PCR tests. [0]: https
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That is a very long stretch. I've never heard of hammerskins and I spend way too much time in the "bad" parts of the internet.
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What points to them being the same person?
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I'm actually confused as to how people even make Twitter accounts. Twitter has always asked for a phone number here at the time of creating your accounts. Who even considers giving that? I've never been able to even create a fake
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Most of these are really old, and the others are quite a stretch. The McCloskeys were about to be killed by an armed mob and showed their weapons as self-defense. Kathy Griffin wasn't banned from Twitter or other social media. She wa
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Things aren't really that much different in Germany. Things have changed from big attacks to lots of small ones that don't get reported. On 10-29 a 25yo woman was killed in Bremen. On 10-28 a 21yo man was stabbed and almost killed
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So just for the record. By now there's photos, and the blade looks long but not very broad. Looks like a filet knife I would say.
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Well this might sound odd, but I've seen some videos.. it's very likely not just a kitchen knife. I've only seen this happening with large blades. And then it actually happens surprisingly fast. I imagine they "train&quo
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It's a simple API, that's for sure. But it's pretty consistent in itself and obviously is trivial to build abstractions upon. Also makes it easy to port to other languages.
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Kindof. Almost no standard library but it does use namespaces. (almost) no templates. Lots of pointers and arrays. Lots of explicit begin/end or push/pop functions instead of more idiomatic solutions like RAII/scope guards et
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Global circulation of influenza viruses (2019-2020)
(who.int)
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Of course they do. Google results are _massively_ censored. Entire sites are not listed there, even if searching for their name or domain. It's good that this is being talked about, but at this point everyone should know that google re
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But wfh didn't change since their last delay, or their gold announcement.
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Well for starters, they all showed the wrong release date.
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This is its third delay I think. And AFTER announcing its gold status. This is so bizarre. And it's not even an amateur studio or a monumental project like Star Citizen. They delivered multiple projects that were at least of comparable
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Title should read "<= 32 PCR cycles" but bugs out somehow. Most test threshold are in the 35-40 cycle range.
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“SARS-CoV-2 was only successfully isolated from samples with geq 32 PCR cycles
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