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by tata71 5y ago
I can't keep standing by as this continues to be parroted here. You see the same machinations by some percentage of bad actors to take advantage of regulation not existing yet in any and every industry , from fruit, to paper manufactu
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by tata71 5y ago
Chromium is "just" a logical, security first base OSS project, that (theoretically) any org can adopt and strap additional modules onto.
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by tata71 5y ago
Only gatekeepers would want to keep scientific evidence from commoners, instead of teaching them that said evidence isn't anywhere close to proof yet.
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by tata71 5y ago
> Now if this discussion was about open access to Yes, that's what piracy enables, if the legislation isn't successful.
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by tata71 5y ago
> We slice and dice mortgage pools to reflect this There's no way to properly do this. It's why 2008 occurred, and why it'll occur again.
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by tata71 5y ago
You make what I would call a poor assumption that people, on average, can tell when they're under mild medical duress. There are people who walk around until they suddenly have a child, or die of an organ failing, and have no idea up t
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by tata71 5y ago
Write one right now!
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by tata71 5y ago
Bump.
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by tata71 5y ago
So is it the best healthcare in the world?, or just the theoretical, "potential to be" best? What's preferred? Why?
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by tata71 5y ago
Like....Tor?
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by tata71 5y ago
Not sure if trying to increase solar tech, or just paperwork fraud.
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by tata71 5y ago
Look closely around you, you'll find the parallels.
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by tata71 5y ago
Surely you mean "conspiracy theory"?
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by tata71 5y ago
You mean "conspiracy theory", right?
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by tata71 5y ago
No, fault the AMA for pumping out so many academics who can't keep a person healthy, just treat their symptoms/today's ailment.
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by tata71 5y ago
Interesting interpretation....never in a thousand years would have read it this way. I take it you don't trade/follow financial markets?
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by tata71 5y ago
Instead, the token (a text string) will be an "object" (a non fungible token) that you prove is in your wallet with zk proofs, wallet being on whatever chain(s) decided upon as ubiquitous in the coming year.
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by tata71 5y ago
Only been a vuln for 15 years.
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by tata71 5y ago
> Did anyone consider maybe people just think Yes, all of these people have probably considered this.
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by tata71 5y ago
Just seems like GGP is trying to avoid being hired by a string of people not detail oriented.
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by tata71 5y ago
network-manager UI, if I recall, just shows that the WG connection is turned on, not that there are packets coming back. (It's not a client-server, so this "makes sense")
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by tata71 5y ago
How do people make it all the way to this web forum, and still not understand the messy nature of centralized dbs with no civilian oversight? Of course intelligence agencies can issue new, edit, etc when convenient!
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by tata71 5y ago
What region do you think is going to achieve another +10% on their current "fully" vaccinated ratio?
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by tata71 5y ago
> Safe for kids > FB Thumbs down.
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by tata71 5y ago
Performance & security, easy choice.
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by tata71 5y ago
> Also lol at crypto markets being liquid What have you had issues buying or selling on Uni or Sushi?
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by tata71 5y ago
ngmi
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by tata71 5y ago
"That's not even a 9/11!"
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by tata71 5y ago
Taking problem with this ignores the other 6500 coins that ETH has helped turn from worthless into ETH-comparable money.
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by tata71 5y ago
With how slowly the F-Droid team moves (with all love and respect), this may be a feature.

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