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thepangolino
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thepangolino
5y ago
Is there such a thing as flags of convenience for planes?
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thepangolino
5y ago
>What did happen was that countries caved to US pressure to deny even the possibility of snowden passing through their airspace Hence forced to land in Vienna.
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thepangolino
5y ago
>The Belarus plane hijack is a small reminder why it's generally not a good idea to let governments know who is going to where. I'm not sure why governments that like to think of themselves as democratic don't see the risk
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thepangolino
5y ago
We also have known about this for a long while. A pity the article doesn't mention what the "compounds" are zinc based and are the mechanism of action of HCQ based treatments.
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thepangolino
5y ago
Those over 80 make up half of the covid death count. I'd say that's pretty encouraging.
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thepangolino
5y ago
It’s one of the drugs that is said to be useful in treating COVID. https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/articles/year-2020/t...
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thepangolino
5y ago
Not to be a buzz killer but I don’t think that’s ever happening. Displaying an actual number is bound to have kids try to max it. Using the legal limit and a colour code might open it up to liability.
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thepangolino
5y ago
So the basically reinvented the shuffle button?
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thepangolino
5y ago
STEP 1: Embrace STEP 2: Extend <-- you are here STEP 3: Extenguish
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thepangolino
6y ago
It’s a real pity Reddit plays so many tricks with its content: from preventing search engines to index it to flat out editing comments.
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thepangolino
6y ago
I'm still waiting to see a port of Doom in one. PDFs natively support 3D models!
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thepangolino
6y ago
How does this compare to a dehumidifier?
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thepangolino
6y ago
Direct link to PDF: https://osf.io/a9jdq/download
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thepangolino
6y ago
Is this a remake of the PGP debacle? If the GDPR and the so called EU cookie law are to be taken seriously then yes, it is.
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thepangolino
6y ago
The only thing I liked about unity was the HUD that allowed you to search through application menus by typing the setting you were looking for. Do you know if there’s anything offering that functionality for Gnome3?
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thepangolino
6y ago
The rise in totalitarian measures justified by protection of 'the environment" is striking me as a great cause for concern. The legal actions undertaken to force climate legislation are setting a dangerous precedent that can be us
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6y ago
This is the second separate experiment giving similar value.
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The Economist's Style Guide [pdf]
(cdn.static-economist.com)
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thepangolino
6y ago
OP has JavaScript enabled by default.
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6y ago
Why don't like about this concept is how it forces a certain "gettoisation" of the neighborhoods.
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thepangolino
6y ago
Not linking to the actual paper(s) is sadly an awfully frequent issue with all "science" reporting.
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thepangolino
6y ago
I’m pretty sure the SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines are based on mRNA vaccine research for the original SARS virus. The only reason that one wasn’t finalised is that the epidemic sort of died out on its own.
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6y ago
How do you explain the lockdowns then?
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6y ago
These kind of pandemic tend to end themselves after about 20-30 months. We’re about half way there anyway.
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thepangolino
6y ago
Isn’t OTR protocol Indeoendent? I remember using it even through Facebook via Pidgin. OMEMO seems tied to XMPP.
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6y ago
Something like this already happen with c. Difficile taking over the gut and causing all sorts of troubles during antibiotic treatments.
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thepangolino
6y ago
That's a great practically oriented crash course on modern statistics!
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thepangolino
6y ago
Is that a variation for he Apple iTunes license that prohibits me from using apps to build nuclear weapons?
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6y ago
I think everything that can be costed does. After all, human lives have a well established value now. Why not the environment they live in?
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6y ago
I personally never understood the the appeal of Parler, be it on a technical standpoint or privacy and freedom of speech. Especially compared to Gab.
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