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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Actually it was in the UK. This was also (hopefully) the last death ever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1978_smallpox_outbreak_in_the_...
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Will the job of grocery clerk exist in 20 years?
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
> If your media is live streamed, it doesn't seem to me likely that you could meet the requirements with an offline system. You store all the PII offline and assign each performer a unique identifier. Then tag each stream with the u
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
> men delaying preventative medical treatment. In the case of HPV caused cancer this is because there is (rightly) a massive screening program for cervical cancer and yet most men that have sex with men don't even know that they are
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
As far a public health is concerned it's settled fact and has been for some years. The main risk seems to be for men that have sex with men rather than oral sex with women. Men that have sex with men can now (finally) get the vaccine o
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
It is not a 'claim' just google the spending rates.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
The Romans are famous for their plumbing...
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Rather than blaming men for not living longer consider how much less is spent on treating and researching male health issues than female. For example in the UK boys were offered the HPV vaccine 10 years after girls. Yet during that period m
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Why would you run Firefox in a Docker container?
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
I think the GDPR is great regulation that puts people before companies.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Note I am not suggesting that this will happen with this particular company. I don't understand this case well enough to comment on it. In a hypothetical situation of a non EU company significantly breaching GDPR this could be resolved
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
For taxes you can choose whether to get a check or have the money deposited directly into a bank account.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Many countries have phased out checks. Others only have them as a legacy option. The change happened really fast.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Employment in general protects workers. If a worker makes a mistake that costs money that is the employers problem.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
In any given vote some small percentage of people tick the wrong box by mistake.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
This is creepy. Do the customers know that they are being spied on?
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
This doesn't excuse DRM. Personally I don't read ebooks because (1) I won't accept DRM, (2) I won't pirate. Instead I buy a few books in dead tree format but mainly lots of authors are losing out.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Usually you set up auto-renewal with lets encrypt. Easier than remembering to renew every year.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Fortran from the 1980s is still supported...
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
> The operators got popped 18 years ago, so it's pretty safe to say the supply has leveled. Article was published today and refers to much more recent dates.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
And an IP address. And the previous contact with their support asking for the error to be resolved.
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
Bad idea. This could get called identity theft. Also you would really be on the hook for the bill!
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by sadfklsjlkjwt 7y ago
If they had done this I would have already bought one. I won't until they do. I regard my reading and note taking as private and I don't want them processed off device.