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by swebs 7y ago
You can't consciously decide what you find visually appealing.
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by swebs 7y ago
Instead of everybody working 9-5, some offices can be open 8-4, and others 10-6.
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by swebs 7y ago
>Heck, there could be many different mechanisms, and we're lumping people with different underlying conditions into a single category because the symptoms line up. So our model of autism is entirely based on behavior. I thought that
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by swebs 7y ago
Twitter is a US based company. We will never see reports regarding CIA or NSA activity because those agencies can simply give Twitter a gag order.
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by swebs 7y ago
And vaccines prevent infections. So in other words... :P
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by swebs 7y ago
>Perhaps the only tragedy greater than the criminal destruction of the environment and the lives of the people of the Congo by these companies is the fact that it would be a rounding error on their income statements to fix the problem. E
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by swebs 7y ago
It's their own show though. Who would they have to pay for streaming rights?
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by swebs 7y ago
Military contractor?
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by swebs 7y ago
I'm not familiar with French law. Can you point to us where it explicitly grants freedom of speech?
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by swebs 7y ago
The French constitution does not guarantee Freedom of Speech. That is a uniquely American thing.
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by swebs 7y ago
Now which one was the cause, and which was the effect?
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by swebs 7y ago
Great, now look what you started.
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by swebs 7y ago
In Sweden, you pay taxes for healthcare and everyone receives healthcare. In the USA, you pay taxes for healthcare, but only the old and the poor receive that tax funded healthcare. So the average taxpayer has to buy their own health insura
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by swebs 7y ago
Sounds like Stallman >I generally do not connect to web sites from my own machine, aside from a few sites I have some special relationship with. I usually fetch web pages from other sites by sending mail to a program (see https:/&#
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by swebs 7y ago
No, it's all from the same guy, and every post seems to get linked here.
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by swebs 7y ago
Domains expire after a year, so it you'll always be renewing around Christmas. Unless you were referring to maintaining the site itself, which yes, probably won't have any new postings around July.
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by swebs 7y ago
>Societies get more urban as they progress I think that's more of a side effect of a population increase. Though as we've seen over the past few decades, the most advanced societies tend to have a decrease in birth rates after
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by swebs 7y ago
Are you asking a question? Yes, you can definitely see 1 or 2 orders of magnitude more starts in the suburbs than you can downtown.
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by swebs 7y ago
The problem is that smartphone batteries aren't standardized and eventually Samsung will stop producing them.
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by swebs 7y ago
I seriously doubt it. It's most likely to maximize margins from their first few low volume supply runs as they begin to scale up.
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by swebs 7y ago
Of course there's the old adage of "Vote with your wallet" by buying a privacy-respecting phone, you're incentivizing manufacturers to make privacy-respecting phones. And $2000 is quite a vote
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by swebs 7y ago
And his name is often invoked because he's such a fringe extremist. I doubt even 5% of Americans would agree with him, much less the ~40% who identify as right-leaning as you seem to imply.
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by swebs 7y ago
That's a pretty ridiculous strawmen argument.
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by swebs 7y ago
I think Xmonad is the biggest one.
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by swebs 7y ago
>The grand total: 15831
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by swebs 7y ago
Jesus, what's going on in India and China?
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by swebs 7y ago
>It's pointless because China and India Just China really. They've seen explosive growth in carbon emissions since 2000 and plan to keep growing into 2030. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons&#x2
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by swebs 7y ago
Snap packages on Linux do this already https://ubuntu.com/blog/a-guide-to-snap-permissions-and-inte...
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by swebs 7y ago
Ok, but your private keys are stored in your home directory. No root access required.
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by swebs 7y ago
You can't say "one is bad, therefore the other is good." They can both be bad.

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