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thereforegrin
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thereforegrin
7d ago
To be honest it's both interesting and embarrassing to discover that no brain researcher had ever investigated brain cells' development from the very beginning to know the lineages of various cells. This just goes to show how huge
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9d ago
was there really any meaningful fallout though?
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thereforegrin
9d ago
with RCE and no privacy
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thereforegrin
10d ago
disgust is the simplest of emotions and so requires none of what you claim. You're mistaking it with substantiated criticism.
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25d ago
apparently
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26d ago
That is why every ToS is meaningless unless you can somehow put a gun behind them as the ultimate enforcement with the courts, lawyers and the whole legal system as a fig-leaf-intermediary.
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26d ago
what does having engineering credentials have to do with being a sociopath? Sure, the guys focused on tech don't usually think with an empathy of a nurse (novadays not even nurses are guaranteed to be empathetic), but I know quite a fe
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28d ago
yes, there are no coincidences, only signs. There was also an art exhibition called 'The B-thing', before the attack: https://publicdelivery.org/gelitin-b-thing/ Then there are reports of FBI expelling from t
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1mo ago
wouldn't you go into plea bargain if you knew there's 80% chance of conviction of you don't? At some point the high conviction rate acts as a deterrent from not entering a plea. IMHO this is the case in the US and has been fo
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1mo ago
actually depends on the age and life experience of the advisor - if it's an old woman I'd be inclined to listen to what she may want to say. A young MD full of himself? I may be a bit sceptical about his know-it-all attitude.
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1mo ago
people are emotional first and rational second
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1mo ago
wouldn't that just be: "subappaltatore - una persona incaricata di svolgere un lavoro"?
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thereforegrin
1mo ago
doesn't Linux have virtual memory too? That would be retarded, though it would explain a lot.
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thereforegrin
1mo ago
and killing programs and/or freezing the OS is somehow more efficient? By what metric? Certainly not by any UX or productivity one. I've moved to Linux from Windows some years ago but the first thing that shocked me was precisely
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2mo ago
at least not yet
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2mo ago
I don't know it either, but I read it as: - 'goat' referring to both the 'greatest of all time' as in specialized and at the same time to it being a not-so-common animal, - while 'cow' is simply just a com
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2mo ago
wasn't the "dungeon under a pizzeria with a shotgun" stunt a classic red herring as the accusations were actually leveled against the store next door? I vaguely remember it being along those lines.
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2mo ago
if he actually was, then it's not a personal attack but stating facts about a person - there's a meaningful difference. A personal attack has no informational value (about the accused), while bringing to light bad qualities of a p
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3mo ago
isn't it simply destruction of property?