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by s9w 8y ago
You think it'S a conspiracy theory to believe that days after Chemnitz, when another German was dead in that part of Germany, a coroner report that was pushed out hours after the attack, stating that although he was attacked and died o
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by s9w 8y ago
politifact, sure. Last year, there have been 28 rapes or sexual assaults in my city. According to police reports, witness reports and phantom photos, 26 of those are not from Germany. In the end-of-year reports, that number is close to 0. F
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by s9w 8y ago
It wasn't a stabbing, the rest was correct. It was very close after Chemnitz and the following protests, so this case was given close attention. Unwanted attention, so this ridiculous report was put out, and later the details were kept
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by s9w 8y ago
Sure. And when a "new German" stabs an "old German" in the heart and kills him, he died of "causes unrelated to the injury" to quote one of our coroners, 6 hours (!) after the attack. These things aren't w
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by s9w 8y ago
An overweight woman died from a heart attack. Meanwhile over here we have a dead German every day on average. If I were to name the ethnic origin of the murderers I would get sued. This goes both ways.
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censorship is about taking something away. That is not the same as not adding things
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And there it is. The ubiquitous defense, that as long as it's done by the left, it's not censorship because it's not done by a country. That never made any sense
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So exactly like almost every newspaper or tv news
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I do have to admit being guilty of something similar. Being German, I would never use German software (even German translations) or hardware. I have seen to many things :D
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Not sure if it was in the last weeks.. I would say in the last months. But google searches without verbatim mode are increasingly useless.
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now I'm curious
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This is a very good overview, much better than the official documentation. I used einsum extensively for research in optical signal transmission and found it to be insanely fast, but often had problems writing the syntax. This would have be
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Newsguard already managed to get installed on school and library PCs in some US states. If they succeed, they will soon be the most powerful organization in existence, as they will have total control of information. I don't blame Newsg
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by s9w 8y ago
Not cool. I can see that browsers want to warn people of (technically) dangerous websites. But websites that are 'wrong'? Slippiest of slopes.
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by s9w 8y ago
Well I'm the usually the one being radically free-speech, etc. And I guess mostly here too. But: This project seems _really_ immature. Not that it should be banned for it in this case or any other. But you can't deny the intention
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by s9w 8y ago
Without being inflammatory: HN is one of the most anti-free speech place on the net. Comments and articles pro free speech are regularly downvoted, flagged, deleted or shadowbanned.
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by s9w 8y ago
Some people here really seems to not like (and flag) anything related to diet. That's unfortunate. I did not know the linked studies!
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by s9w 8y ago
antibiotics usually help - once. They also nuke a lot of things with them. And I recall a study showing they literally make you dumber - although I'm not certain on that. I think acne has been 'solved' with isotretinoin mostl
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by s9w 8y ago
Damn I had such a similar story.. antibiotics, BPO, Isotretinoin. I've taken Iso for 24 months total with 100-120mg per day. I'm still afraid of IBS-like problems from that, but so far so good.
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by s9w 8y ago
That retinoids (Vitamin A-like) work (be it isotrotinoine or topical creams) don't have to mean that a vitamin deficiency is the cause. Vitamin A and retinoids have very specific effects on skin.
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by s9w 8y ago
As long as it's only the face, BPO works, although tedious. For other body regions it becomes impractical. Isotretinoine is the big gun then - it works perfect, but has serious implications for the dopamine system. That is the huge pro
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by s9w 8y ago
How is the support of a "far-righter" against free speech?
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by s9w 8y ago
Perhaps because the articles headline is wrong? Sargon is not a "far-right figure".
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by s9w 8y ago
Still puzzling to me. Chrome with its non-native, childish looks, questionable google integrations; and on the other hand the non-optional vertical tabs for firefox. I've never seen a tech-savy chrome user in the wild. Neither among co
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Firefox
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"View Example" doesn't work edit: oh chrome works? Is this chrome only? Huh
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Uhm that isn't right isn't it? Not sure what you mean by nutritionally dense, but fat as more calories per gram
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I only know the old android app
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What about Google Goggles?
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by s9w 8y ago
Is the "calm" in the title supposed to be sarcastic? I don't see how this is not calm.

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