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by tsoukase 6mo ago
I have never seen a single ad online, except may be for one moment the ad blocker malfunctioned. I am certainly an around 0$ ad value user for Google. So some must be much more than 1605.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Blah, blah, blah. Empty words with nonsensical meaning. OAI tries hard to be the good, the open, the people's company. While, of course, it is the total opposite. It might be the most hypocritic company in history, more than Shell put
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
The guy must be the best PM Greece had in the last 100 years, if not in it's whole modern history. He pushed Greece from bottom to top of Europe. He is just insanely unlucky: since his service the Western world had crumbled: that train
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
He spied members of Parliament in 2022 and recently exposed a part of their corruption to the media. The ultimate goal is to turn the people against them and prepare for a reduction in their number and role. In a corrupt government, as they
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
No, I was wrong. Medical history says that it was discovered in the 16th c and initially was named Parastate, meaning a "helper" gland. Later the name changed by chance to Prostate and stays revevant as it was later found that it&
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Amazing. I didn't know that. Prostate in Greek means Protector and took its name from it's role. Ages ago this function was known.
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Anatomy is the latest image snapshot of Evolution. Evolutionary quirks are more general, interesting and important. One is the debated and funny Haeckel’s law: ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
It's because there is little progress in uncovering the mechanisms of the disease. Alzheimer's et al are tau-opathies and Parkinson's et al are synuclein-opathies. Both are degenerative and we wait for their common base in a
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
A relatively high share of intelligence and behaviour is depended on genetics which we assume is constant. Education aims to develop the environmental share which has a ceiling but it's all we can do. Electronic screens have a profound
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
That was the exact reason I liked math. Maybe because I am Greek.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Smoking is debilitating, so is alcohol, drugs and gambling. Since the last >100 we see a trend to gradually restrict them, one by one, albeit inconsistently. Smoking was a casual habit in the 60s, next it was banned indoors and now befor
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Both options have pros and cons but IMHO the cons for replaceable are more. Since 2020 phone hardware and especially battery has become much better, reliable and long lasting, at least at not dirt cheap ones. It will fail long after the scr
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
The US people have difficulty to understand how easy is for a politician to take advantage of his position. This government sends a specific signal of corruption (glorious words, deactivation of control agencies, insider trading and who kno
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
I think all tech CEOs sleep dreaming to replace the low level employees of all the world's companies with AI. Only then this huge investment will be justified. By just suggesting a painkiller or helping with a Windows problem is not en
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
This is the most pro-IPv6 comment I could ever imagine. I am more persuaded now than by the IPv6-is-easy guys all these years.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
That behaviour was probably more due to psycho-social reasons that biological which regressed, but sure the net effect pushed you more to the one pole.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
At those two days I skipped it, but the rest I trained at the squat rack in my basement after every night feed of them.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Starting from marriage, men are changing to the less manly direction. But there is a confounding factor: higher testosterone level or sensitivity causes specific distance from family care, so it stays high longer. Personally, I experienced
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
The lower density culture of the US is problematic for children freedom. In Europe the situation is better but still worse than 30-40 years earlier. Time passes and things change. After 30-40 years there might not be kids anymore to stay lo
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
The gamblers are obviously close to top government politicians, either relatives, friends or straw men. The corruption is escalated in levels the US have never seen. It used to be more covered and punishable but now it's happening in f
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Most probably the artifact was transferred there in modern times. Once I had found a 2nf century AD Roman coin while playing outside, worth about 200E. If they were transfered in their corresponding time, they would be burried many metres b
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Of course it's happening. I am not paranoid. But, the leaders win billions for themselves pushing people to fight. It's not a real intention of the Russian people but of the corrupt Polit-buro that is paid by Lockheed et al. I can
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Russia is a very volatile region, politically and financially. I believe Putin's aggressiveness is not real but due to pressure from Western dark powers. EVERY war Russia fought outside it's borders was lost. They don't need
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
I live in Greece, technically under a continuous more or less hot war with all our neighbours since the last 5 f.. centuries. Coping with aggressivity at group level needs deep historical experience, delicate balance above words and lines a
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
Put an 8cm thick rockwool under your ceiling and you are 90% sound insulated. The rest is 5cm at neighbouring walls.
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
We are too far away from the last real war in Europe, which was WWII, and forgot how massive thing it is. Let's start saying that a war or a preparation for it is an experience that cannot be expressed wholly by words. Our current life
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
This incident validates the opinion that for an US citizen, it's better to hand over his private data to a foreign (read Chinese) cloud company than a US one.
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It might be that the "secret owner" had an obsession to liberalise the song field, like the book one, and erroneously thought he could get away indefinitely. Songs are not books as they are backed by much stronger, concentrated an
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It is indeed big news IF the sample is not polluted from the ample existence of nucleotides in earth. Using the Bayes theorem the possibility of seeded life from the universe is not negligible any more. But the geological time scales bring
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by tsoukase 6mo ago
The answer comes from the suggested design: you update your DNS right after you run the new stack, irrespective of what others (ISPs and users) do. The records will initially still function as v4 (discard the lb32b). Only when all others sw

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