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by sprafa 5y ago
Again, depends on age, condition. I'm currently fighting long COVID symptoms that have showed up after vaccination. I never had COVID, but the vaccine has given me - chronic fatigue - chronic headaches - brain fog. From JJ vaccine. If
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by sprafa 5y ago
I’ve said this before - the Telegraph is not to be trusted with “news”, it is a propaganda outlet. Double and triple check everything they say. Do not trust.
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by sprafa 5y ago
This was always the case!
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by sprafa 5y ago
Maybe that’s a good thing?
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by sprafa 5y ago
Are you sure about this? I know Whatsapp was on an exponential growth curve before it was acquired, what was IG’s future looking like?
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by sprafa 5y ago
These are conceptually interesting but like others said they don’t really fit the purpose. They’re almost all unreadable at smaller sizes. My personal view on it is (likely) as far from making logos as it is from telling stories. That is at
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by sprafa 5y ago
How is this related to the chip shortage and Toyota?
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by sprafa 5y ago
it would be interesting to figure out what percentage of Android users do side loading. In my experience, it's way higher than 1%. Maybe 10%, and way higher in young groups.
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by sprafa 5y ago
I wouldn't say they're outlandish, but this story about the SNP and Scotland is printed both here and in the Daily Mail. Whenever I see such a coincidence in the British media, it's worth double and triple checking. Might be
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by sprafa 5y ago
It’s absolutely obvious that iOS has to allow side loading and other app stores. It’s user hostile and tyrannical of Apple to do otherwise. Always was. It’s a huge fat 30% margin for them but no other computer in history I’ve heard of had o
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by sprafa 5y ago
The Telegraph is sort of a propaganda rag masquerading as a “serious” newspaper. It serves the interests of the Tory party similar to how The Guardian is always left-wing in everything it does. Don’t listen to me - Dominic Cummings is a par
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by sprafa 5y ago
Don’t trust this paper. Double and triple check everything.
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YouTube suppresses multi drugs treatments ?
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by sprafa 5y ago
As much as people say that there is no organic way to find films at this point in time. There is nothing like Early Access for films or TV. You need the backing of a large organisation to make a film - they’re just too expensive. So interes
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Going from Web 2 to Web 3 – “Your take rate is my opportunity” Chris Dixon A16Z(threader.app)
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by sprafa 5y ago
I think the economics of this are radically different. The movies that get released in theatres have already gone through A Great Filter - they’ve either been selected or made from the get go to movie theaters. When you have a film going to
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by sprafa 5y ago
Where is this from! Wikipedia? Want to read more
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by sprafa 5y ago
USDC has been audited and it's solid. I know of people in large banks who are working with USDC and they've vouched for it being 100% ok.
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by sprafa 5y ago
It’s truly horrific that as an interested layman I am completely UNABLE to read most scientific papers. And to think about what they did to Aaron Schwartz…
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by sprafa 5y ago
Then you can read Reuters.
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by sprafa 5y ago
This is one of the top comments and one I 100% agree with. —- Sigh... Idiocy is like a virus. We don't have a vaccine for it, but we used to keep it under control through isolation. Every village might have its idiot, but at least the
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by sprafa 5y ago
wow this is mind blowing I own several of these and I had no idea.
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by sprafa 5y ago
Because vaccination is virtually free in comparison to getting people to lose weight. Vaccination takes minutes while getting someone to lose weight takes months. Whatever. This whole vaccine vs obesity is a false dillemma and a logical fal
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by sprafa 5y ago
You can not watch the movies you know. Nobody forced you to. Movies are just fairy tales and people enjoy fairy tales for good reason. Stories are actually a very efficient way to sharing information. I could why in detail but I’d just say
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by sprafa 5y ago
This is just a fallacious argument but you know this. Saying “if x is true then why not y also” is just a false dillemma. Not sure who you are but potentially just a russian bot troll of some kind.
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by sprafa 5y ago
Why would you want such a culture? People love movies and probably can learn how untrue or true they are by just googling stuff. I certainly do.
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by sprafa 5y ago
Ignoring the meat of the argument to say some straw man nonsense. Gday troll
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by sprafa 5y ago
They are doing that very same thing with sugar taxes in other countries. The USA is not the world and my argument really is focused on countries with free healthcare.
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by sprafa 5y ago
If you watch MMA you would know that this fight would be over around the 1 minute mark. The impression of realism you get here is not real realism - just a way to simulate it, still holding onto the tropes of the genre and the “time dilatio
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by sprafa 5y ago
This is great but virtually all of this is similar to what I know about the samurai - most fighting with a sword ends VERY quickly with someone getting stabbed. We are talking about an encounter between two men being decided in a few sword

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