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by spread_love 3y ago
> Users with glasses must provide the company with prescription data Not other users though, right? The headline made me think they required a list of your prescribed medications.
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Handheld Terahertz Device to “X-Ray” Things Without Harmful Radiation(scitechdaily.com)
3 points by spread_love 3y ago|0 comments
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by spread_love 3y ago
> your [sic] bothered Nope, bored; see first comment
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by spread_love 3y ago
pdw didn't exist then. How is some site not on reddit rehashing a joke from 7 years ago relevant?
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by spread_love 3y ago
Probably just because it's a boring comment that doesn't add to discussion? (r/the_donald was doing that in 2016)
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by spread_love 4y ago
So they do charge fees (for you and the seller, also a user). Sounds like a problem with the company you require permission from. If irreversible transactions worry you, use an intermediary; the way you already use credit instead of cash
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by spread_love 4y ago
Agreed, exactly like crypto or a money changer. Nothing specifically solved as a user. > Nothing specifically solved Besides permissionless transactions? Does your credit card offer those? Do you pay monthly fees for the privilege of not
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by spread_love 4y ago
Exactly like crypto credit cards. What single currency ?
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by spread_love 4y ago
What single currency allows you to buy peanuts in Bucharest and popcorn in Djibouti right now? (You seem to believe the US dollar for some reason)
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by spread_love 4y ago
lol no one goes to Hudson Yards. They were banking on tourists and (The Vessel is closed) and commercial leases. 36% of office space is empty, highest in Midtown [1]. The mall lost Neiman Marcus. pdf https://www.avisonyoung.us&#x
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by spread_love 4y ago
iPhones don't have dual-band GNSS already?! You can get tri-band Android phones for far less than the cheapest iPhone 13 .
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by spread_love 4y ago
Maybe there's a specific legal difference between "receiving" and "collecting" data? ("Collecting" makes me think the data is stored somewhere else with a 3rd party)
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by spread_love 4y ago
Wine flights, cheese flights, I see it lots of places. I had a "bacon flight" once, it might be getting overused.
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by spread_love 4y ago
Thank you, can you elaborate a bit? Insider trading involves trading of a company's securities, correct? Because crypto isn't a security in the SEC's eyes, this doesn't apply? How are they getting them on wire fraud ch
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by spread_love 4y ago
This is mentioned, "content filters" are "blocking images that violate our content policy — which does not allow users to generate violent, adult, or political content, among other categories" and they "limited DALL
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by spread_love 4y ago
Sometimes the renter pays, although sometimes the broker is hired and paid by the owner
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by spread_love 4y ago
You mean it wasn't liquified?! > "following today’s high temperatures, a surface defect was identified on the runway" https://twitter.com/LDNLutonAirport/status/15490520549365719... > "hi
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by spread_love 4y ago
Yes there is, in the Animations tab. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/css/animations/
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by spread_love 4y ago
Does this preserve and copy CSS custom properties ("variables")?
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by spread_love 4y ago
I see developers copy/paste CSS out of Figma (for better or mostly worse). That's not how I write code, but I can see a market.
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by spread_love 4y ago
> it transforms all measurement units such as %, em, rem in pixels (px) This is known as the "computed value" https://www.w3.org/TR/css-cascade-4/#computed . The Computed tab will still display the sp
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by spread_love 4y ago
I'm simply repeating the mantra of the disciples of Kang and Kodos. If you have a problem I suggest you take it up with them.
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by spread_love 4y ago
Oh, they aren't very good Catholics then! Those numbers are much higher amongst practicing Catholics, and their self-reported views on abortion are very mainstream, not on the fringes at all.
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by spread_love 4y ago
More than a third (not counting "it depends" respondents)?! I guess I define "fringe" as something other than "mainstream" but your definition may vary. Is the agreement by the largest anti-abortion organizatio
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by spread_love 4y ago
Well we don't have to just blindly guess, we could also look at some research. > More than a third of abortion opponents (36%) say it should be legal if the pregnancy results from rape, with 27% saying “it depends” and 37% expressin
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by spread_love 4y ago
There are about 70 million Catholics in the US, 20% of the population. Are a majority of their members' views on abortion out of line with the Catholic Church? They're a pretty sizable part of "public opinion."
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by spread_love 4y ago
> That the NRL is of a different opinion only shows that they are an extremist organization, way out on the fringes It's the oldest and largest national anti-abortion organization in the United States, hardly the fringes. They do a
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by spread_love 4y ago
I wish National Right to Life felt the same way. > There's a lot of middle ground between banning all abortions and allowing all abortions Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others?
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by spread_love 4y ago
and you'd think the majority are going the be disgusted by the idea of a 10-year-old rape victim being denied access to healthcare by her state, but counsel for the National Right to Life argued she should keep have kept the child
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by spread_love 4y ago
I'll take a lager from a homebrewer that can't do a decent diacetyl rest is before drinking some macroswill though!

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