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5y ago
>Just like everyone was more than happy to snitch on their neighbours during the pandemic. This is what set me off the most in the start. Canada has an history of encouraging snitching (software piracy, zoning requirements, work permits,
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5y ago
I'm not sure of their vaccination status, and to be fair my sample size is small because it's been announced recently and there's only so much people you can interact with. That said, we've had a protest here on day 1 an
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5y ago
Fair, then they don't have a right to be vaccinated or not (at least in the US). And it's false to say we "support their right." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts seems to
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5y ago
Why does exercising your right have consequences? If we go that way, why not just jail them? ("You have a right to choose, but if you do you're going to a quarantine facility")
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5y ago
You don't have the right to drive a car (and it's pretty well know e.g. you require a license) in this case. Here people say you have the right to choose what goes in your body and to be treated as a normal person (not a "nor
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5y ago
Weren't vaccine passport only if you want to enter a country you're not a resident of? Countries have their sovereignty, they can bar you entry for any reason.
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5y ago
/s ?
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5y ago
At least in quebec vaccine passports are seen in a super bad light (at least to most people i have interacted with). But yeah it's for sure an election tactic, hiding more important discussion like how they threw away their promise to
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5y ago
It's more akin to guidelines than contract. This is why it's so aberrant to see them get so long and convoluted.
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5y ago
Used to be that all tos were "subjects to change." ToS are mostly just random words anyways
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5y ago
I was raised to always remove my hat when getting inside something. Maybe OP did too and extrapolates that behavior to mask wearing when not with someone.
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5y ago
Do you have a "obese passport", "health score"? You can't use a logic only when it's convenient. Implementing a health score and precenting unhealthy people (or even old people) from going outside would alievat
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5y ago
That person is me and seems quite prevalent at least in my entourage of young people. How old are you? Age is very important when talking about side effects. Plus the potential damage is less likely for people that age, aka we get the most
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5y ago
As I said I'm 25ish. It's a pretty mundane disease for people that age. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1191568/reported-deaths-...
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5y ago
>It was totally worth it, though, and I'd do it again! If you're on the fence - please go get your shot(s)! As another data point, I wouldn't and don't think it was worth it. Being KO for 4 days when the virus is mund
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5y ago
Wasn't moderna a bigger dose?
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5y ago
>Protect children >Prevent hate speech >Prevent terrorism The 3 horsemen of bad legislation all gathered here for this occasion. Some highlights [1]: - 12 months retention policy if "[provider has] reasonable grounds to believ
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5y ago
Most apps are made to create a need and fill it at the same time. That's one way to "innovate" in that space.
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5y ago
>teenagers had become addicted to online gaming and it was having a negative impact on them Same for tiktok & other social media. "Maximizing engagement" is just corporate-speak for optimizing addiction.
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5y ago
You can just test if it works when picking it up
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5y ago
Yeah, that and the other political commentary + dropping most of their projects (rust, ffsend) really isn't helping. Really wish they'd focus on one mission (making the web free) and not address anything else.
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5y ago
Why not just use a shell script and output using cat<<EOF EOF
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5y ago
I use PHP when I need non-trivial templating. Always struck me as odd that people would invent/use their own templating engines (think HCL, jinja, smarty, m4). All of these are implementable as either a PHP file or a haskell interface
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5y ago
I think the service they're referring to is https://www.w3champions.com/
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5y ago
Blizzard has been under a lot of bad press because they have screwed game releases lately (mostly because of shitty management?). They've also had bad press on political issues like the hong kong esports things and others iirc. for war
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5y ago
In my experience Kotaku has not been a reliable source for much of anything, although I don't know the OP domain either
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5y ago
CO2 recycling technologies might make this easier.
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5y ago
It's not about production though. Give/receive is interpersonal, one has to receive whatever you give, which makes that person have to give more than they got from you, to whom? It's a fruitful way to live but not something y
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>This is basically the antithesis of my own moral code to give more than I receive. This is mathematically impossible to apply universally. Can it be a moral code if it can't be universal? Although this might be applicable if you li
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5y ago
That's discrimination but not sexual harassment
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