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by toshk 5y ago
The assumption by some of the scientist is that the handprints were created in the mud and then stones formed. But others question this, could also be created after: https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/art
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by toshk 5y ago
There are lots of them. In many places in Tibet I've seen them, especially in the old Kham area, they were all over the place. The Tibetans believe it's prove of the depth of meditation that one can put the hand in the rock. Sourc
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by toshk 5y ago
If a random person hosts that pdf/image etc. on their personal server they are also responsible for serving that content. So I don't see how this differs for a big company. You make content available therefore become a publisher.
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by toshk 5y ago
It seems to me that we the strongest bonds are formed out of necessity. We bond with people in difficult situations when we need protections and are able to protect. I've noticed friends who are born in places like South Africa, or Rus
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by toshk 5y ago
Interesting they made an app in the first place, can they move the activity to a website, maybe multiple domains?
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by toshk 5y ago
Of course, these are free countries both formally and informally (except for certain areas like Belarus and Krim)
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by toshk 5y ago
Social security is just a hole in the Dutch law, freelancers should just also start paying social security. Like they do for instance in Spain, then they can also get unemployment money etc. The effect of this will be temporary 0 hour contr
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by toshk 5y ago
Its not sufficient of an explanation. For desktop browsers there are also no application launch icons. Probably has most to do with the limits of the UX of a phone. Pulling up a browser and typing in a url, hitting autocomplete is done in 2
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by toshk 5y ago
To be fair, Youtube VS TikTok is mostly the wrong comparison. Tiktok is mostly competing with the Insta/Facebook I need distraction so I'll let myself be numbed with external impulses as fast as I can get. Most similar was the sto
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by toshk 5y ago
kids use it
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by toshk 5y ago
We use it to log in users. We quickly get complaints if something doesn't work well.
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by toshk 5y ago
We've done this for over 2 years now, and over 200k users never ran into this. Also not within government users.
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by toshk 5y ago
I understand your way of thinking, but we ended up having a flow for a government site where users had 2-3 steps what normally could be done in 1. Also many were not tech savvy and confused. So we ended up adding JS to automate the click.
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by toshk 5y ago
Yeah lots of email clients do this. Next to caching also lots of scanners for malicious content. We solved it by having a screen with a confirmation button , then later we added javascript to show a loader page over the button and click the
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by toshk 5y ago
When all experiences we have are based in meaning those emotional experiences in some sense might be more "real" then a logical thought.
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by toshk 5y ago
A lot of fields are stifled by regulation. A practical example there is no doubt that it stifles innovation in medicine. The cost of the development has grown exponentially and a lot of it is attributable to the increase in regulation.
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by toshk 5y ago
Poland is having an awesome time in the EU. Get all the subsidies and trade, and ignore the rules they don't like: not taking any immgrants, going against EU court of Justic, etc. "The most up-to-date statistics (as of July 2016)
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by toshk 5y ago
Even a representative democracy is a far fetched idea with the EU. Nobody really understand how the EU works, except for a few bureaucrats. There are too many proxies. You vote for a local party, then you find out they go into a coalition b
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by toshk 5y ago
I agree mostly with the article and that one should focus on freedom in the moment, while at the same time creating stability for the future. But the underlying assumption that having more experiences (outside of work) leads to more happine
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by toshk 5y ago
In this case the argument is focused on Apple forcing you into their ecosystem. Even though some packages might be generic, Xcode tools & codesign wont run and build on another OS then MacOS.
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by toshk 5y ago
Even though you can develop in Flutter, you still need xcode tools to build the apps, even if you can mostly skip the IDE.
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by toshk 5y ago
It’s not unreasonable to assume that if a nervous system is present and similar pain signals are send, similar suffering is experienced by animals as humans. Simply because suffering is a motivation to take action. There might be a differen
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by toshk 5y ago
Being backed by a government, or multiple governments, with an army and lots of financial tools is a very real thing.
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by toshk 5y ago
You don't seem to understand China. Hollywood actor Cena just begged in Mandarin for forgiveness after mentioning Taiwan is a country (which it is). Local Amsterdam politicians are not allowed to go on the photo with Taiwanese politici
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by toshk 5y ago
The strong sentiment that it couldn't have come from the lab was suspicious from day one. It was not even allowed to be a consideration. Also, here on this forum, I was downvoted for saying it shouldn't be ruled out that the lab m
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by toshk 5y ago
On sites for government we always have lot of confusing emails if we don't also make the www in front of subdomains work: So for subdomain.burrito.com, we redirect the wwww.subdomain.burrito.com People are just so used to it.
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by toshk 6y ago
He often stated that nothing will change and no censorship would take place because of the move to spotify. For many he was one of the last credible places that would give a place to more extreme voices, even if he might not agree. For year
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by toshk 6y ago
Those countries are not part of the EU, not sure what point you are trying to make. This was not negotiated as a friendly trade deal as done with Canada, US, Swiss etc. It was clear they were doing something the EU doesn't want to make
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by toshk 6y ago
They didn't try to prevent it. They bullied them in order to scare other nations to try something similar. I would rather an EU that listen's to the people of it's member and makes them want to stay instead of pushing the age
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by toshk 6y ago
It's not hard to imagine that rushed trials, rushed production and pressured approvals might not lead to the best process. Next to that: Over the last 50-60 years approved medicines with the backing of more extensive clinical trials ha

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