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by temp8964 5y ago
I think most people are anti-abortion. People usually celebrate a birth, not celebrate an abortion. "I heard you abort the baby. Congratulations!" still seems weird. No? It's kind of strange to me. But what do I know?
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by temp8964 5y ago
At this point it's not safe to assume anything. Maybe there are lots of them think it's a good thing to kill babies. Who knows?
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by temp8964 5y ago
Why would anybody pro abortion?
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The Dying Art of Driving a Stick Shift(wsj.com)
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Test Scores Count Again at MIT(wsj.com)
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by temp8964 5y ago
Lab leak events also happened several times. China had three(?) times of SARS leak events. So, what would Occam’s razor say about this?
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MIT Admissions Reinstates Testing Requirement to Increase Low-Income Enrollment(nationalreview.com)
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by temp8964 5y ago
Focusing on corruption is just bluntly stupid on many fronts. It’s a prestige from someone comes from a constitutional republic but lacks understanding of local context. It is extremely ignorant to claim corruptions shaped history when corr
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by temp8964 5y ago
But you are a citizen of Russia? Do you pay tax to Russia?
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Yes. That’s exactly the same.
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Lots of comments to this miss the point. If another tech company uses a “Democrat strategy firm”, the report won’t mention it, or even put it in the title.
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You forget when people stay on the cruise ships, they no longer drive cars or take public transportations.
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by temp8964 5y ago
No. You need to understand what you are comparing to. The question is comparing US and Russia. No. It’s not the same. But you turned this question into comparing US to perfection. Yes, you are right. US is not perfection. But there is a big
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by temp8964 5y ago
Almost all top iOS games are like this now, iPhone App Store is an extremely toxic market for games.
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by temp8964 5y ago
How is that break even? Don’t you need to invest time/money to make a game?
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by temp8964 5y ago
When I grew up, there were great children picture books in China like these: https://m.sohu.com/picture/259669024 These books have great pencil drawings and text paragraph under each picture. They are not like Japanes
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by temp8964 5y ago
The reduce of population is not the effect of the policy, but the effect of economic growth. It would have happened without the policy. On the other hand, the policy created tons of horrible human rights violations, such as forced abortion
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by temp8964 5y ago
So, is there a recording?
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by temp8964 5y ago
If "Black workers were frequently called the N-word on the assembly line", I guess there should be some audio/video recordings of those posted online.
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by temp8964 5y ago
You are probably right. But a small angle to tilt the screen may help if the screen is not a main screen.
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by temp8964 5y ago
You do have a point. However, the internet today is very different from its early days. Its content is much more centralized. In the past, Google search results will point to some good websites you never heard of and are very low traffic. B
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by temp8964 5y ago
The reason this can be superior to desk computing is that it gives you more vertical space. Desk computing removes the lower half of your vertical space because of the desk. Imagine in the future, the desk surface is also a screen, we can p
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by temp8964 5y ago
Because I never intentionally follow the updates of programming languages I use, I find from time to time that I am not using the new features. However, I find JetBrains IDEs can be very helpful in this regard. Its warning messages educate
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by temp8964 5y ago
What if someday the CEO of Cloudflare decides some websites should not be archived?
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by temp8964 5y ago
Many hosting services have a control panel to do this on VPS. Some hardwares like Synology also have web interface to do this.
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by temp8964 5y ago
There are cases where if you leave SSH enabled then you are doing it wrong. If you only need SSH to do a few things once a while, you should just turn it off, and only turn it on when needed. In these situations, I feel it’s OK to just use
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by temp8964 5y ago
No reason for this comment to be downvoted. It is a major topic discussed by many Chinese intellectuals. Readers who are not familiar with the history of Communist China can read following Wikipedia pages: 破四旧 https://en.wikipedi
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by temp8964 5y ago
Not necessarily. Self-hosted services are protected by company firewall / VPN. They can setup very restrictive network access. They don't have the same level of risks as public services like GitHub or GitLab.
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by temp8964 5y ago
This is a stupid essay. Yes, we never had such legal right, but when we say “right(s)” it rarely means in exact legal terms, unless the article is published on a legal journal. There are problems with the NYT essay, but this is not one. In
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by temp8964 5y ago
If you can’t pass the captcha, it sounds like a browser problem. Have you tried with different browsers? Or even through different internet networks?

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