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by soligern 3y ago
What an asinine concern. Don’t want your data on threads? Don’t use threads.
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by soligern 3y ago
With the EU, effectively yes.
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by soligern 3y ago
Is California a country?
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by soligern 3y ago
India definitely belongs on this list.
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by soligern 3y ago
You can always use a false name and a prepaid card to get the test done. They can probably link it back to you through your relatives if they really want to but in most cases they’re not going to look that hard.
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by soligern 3y ago
That’s a silly analogy. All you need to play soccer is a ball. A game takes years and tens of thousands of man-hours to make. In your analogy the soccer ball manufacturers are the game companies.
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by soligern 3y ago
Make your region worth unlocking. I kid, I kid.
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by soligern 3y ago
There’s no set agenda, I generally referring to people that want to validate/cement their opinions as fact.
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by soligern 3y ago
If reproducible results are the concern, the entire field of psychology should be thrown in the trash. Something like 70% of published papers are irreproducible and serve to push an agenda. “Subjective science” in general belongs in the shi
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by soligern 3y ago
This article is an extreme reach full of improbable assumptions. Anything to make it seem like women has some level of parity I guess. At least their hearts are in the right place but it erodes trust over time.
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by soligern 3y ago
That’s not the right thing at all, why would they do that?
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by soligern 3y ago
There would just be loopholes that can’t realistically be closed. Like they sell only physical copies out of one location in a rural place that is basically inaccessible. I’m also not for forcing people/companies to maintain an online
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by soligern 3y ago
Wall Street. The work didn’t come home with you…
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by soligern 3y ago
Except it did. The internet is a far more racist place today because humor is an incredibly effective tool to reach people.
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by soligern 3y ago
Not really. You just end up paying more and more money for equipment that delivers what it promises but the relative improvement becomes harder and harder to discern because you begin to approach the limits of the upper end of audio fidelit
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by soligern 3y ago
Yeah, I’m definitely speaking to hobby grade workholding but at about $1.5k that’s where this would be used anyways. Also why wouldn’t it be repeatable? If you have a stop set up on one “face” of the fractal vise, wouldn’t it always hold th
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by soligern 3y ago
>wonderful and crazy place >GNAA Pick one. Weev is basically your standard Neo Nazi openly calling for the genocide of non whites. That “hilarious” trolling was a recruitment drive to enlist more people to that cause. That’s like sayi
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by soligern 3y ago
Is it? Most people at work just leave their workstations on 24/7 everywhere I’ve worked.
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by soligern 3y ago
The difference is audiophiles invariably have good results after spending all that money.
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by soligern 3y ago
I think this would be a pretty great work holder for a metal milling or CNC job. Throw some foam in between the teeth and the work and it should work pretty well for wood CNC jobs as well. It’s usually a pain to hold irregular parts without
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by soligern 3y ago
You may have a leg to stand on if these were small groups being studied. Those underlying studies have ns of between 5000-100,000 with significant concurrency in results. You can’t just hand wave that away.
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by soligern 3y ago
The deleterious effects of PFAS on the body are well established. It’s the tobacco story all over again, companies that know the harmful effects of their chemicals then willfully flood our waterways with it because it’s profitable. What are
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s like getting a pair of glasses. They’re customized to your eyes and fit to your face.
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by soligern 3y ago
Just order it then go and pick it up in store. High touch customer service is universally considered a good thing, but for someone like you, you can order it online or just pick it up in store.
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by soligern 3y ago
That’s rich coming from a continent responsible for a handful of software breakthroughs.
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by soligern 3y ago
Apple does care about your privacy and has repeatedly proven so. You have to give credit where it’s due.
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by soligern 3y ago
But how do you know if it meets code? Isn’t the review what determines it.
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by soligern 3y ago
How do these work? Are there limits on how many views a gift link can get?
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by soligern 3y ago
We’re not dealing with exponential growth in most of the world at this point. It’s on average around 2 in most places. So this would be a linear increase if that because the average is still dropping.
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by soligern 3y ago
A multiparty system, while it may represent more diverse interests, invariably leads to weak majorities that ends up hamstringing any changes that government wants to make because all it takes is for someone with 2% of the vote to pull out

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