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by vimy 6y ago
I would sign it in a heartbeat. The surfing experience has been really degraded.
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by vimy 6y ago
Halt and Catch Fire is an excellent show. I wish Apple would make a similar show about the first Macintosh. There’s plenty of material on folklore.org for a good story.
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by vimy 6y ago
It’s not cherrypicking. I’m on mobile and it’s not fun to make a huge post on a small screen. Another example: Portland defunded the Gun Violence Reduction Team at the beginning of July. 28 shootings in July of 2019. 99 in July of 2020. The
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by vimy 6y ago
Turns out when you defund the police and disband special units murders go up. From the linked article: > New York's homicide count went up by nearly 40 percent with Mayor Bill de Blasio stating that the figures should worry all New
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by vimy 6y ago
And by proxy it makes Taiwan more strategic. Control Taiwan, control the worlds chip supply.
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by vimy 6y ago
I remember at the start of the pandemic Bill Gates was funding mass production of, I'm not sure but I believe 8, several vaccines before trials were completed. The idea was that there wouldn't be a delay between testing and having
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by vimy 6y ago
>So, the original idea there is police in the United States are killing black people for stupid reasons, which is true. Is it though? Seems to me you're advocating feelings matter more than facts. I believe it would be more accurate
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by vimy 6y ago
>So, the original idea there is police in the United States are killing black people for stupid reasons, which is true. Is it though? Seems to me you're advocating feelings matter more than facts. I believe it would be more accurate
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The Trouble with Twitter(hollymathnerd.substack.com)
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by vimy 6y ago
No, he's right. The secret service took Trump to his bunker. What you're describing happened the day after the attempt to breach the White House and it was to prevent another attempt.
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by vimy 6y ago
Extensions don’t appear unless you go to the develop menu and turn on ‘Allow unsigned extensions’.
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by vimy 6y ago
Foldable E-ink screen and you'll have the perfect comic reader.
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by vimy 6y ago
I wonder how people find glitches like this.
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by vimy 6y ago
>Seriously? You blame me for using the very example you brought up in the first place? Well, that's a new low. My very first comment was not about Parler but in general. Which you keep misunderstanding. You also seem to not understa
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by vimy 6y ago
You keep missing my point. Stop focussing on the specifics of this case, that's not relevant to my argument. Tech in 2010: We don't agree with what they're saying but we believe in their right to say it. -> The American id
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by vimy 6y ago
I _am_ talking about free speech in general. There has been in shift in how mainstream media and politicians (and companies) view free speech. Some newspapers and politicians are even calling for the abolishment of the first first amendment
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by vimy 6y ago
I'm talking about free speech in general. Will the ACLU today defend Trump supporters? No, they won't. But they used to defend _actual_ nazis. Similarly, Apple would have never banned this app 10 years ago.
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by vimy 6y ago
It used to be that free speech was an ideal to strive for and not just a law companies could hide behind as private entities; the argument that the first amendement only applies to the government. Up until 2016 Silicon Valley was full of li
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by vimy 6y ago
My 16” still fits in the sleeve I’ve bought for my first Macbook Pro. The 15” 2006 model.
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by vimy 6y ago
That was the original idea for http://blendle.com . I didn’t work.
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by vimy 6y ago
> They are calling for government regulations to control when Twitter can remove content or ban people [0]. Effectively, turning it into a regulated public utility, at least in Australia. Poland will do the same.
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by vimy 6y ago
If someone inside google deleted my gmail because I liked the wrong video that would be a disaster.
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by vimy 6y ago
From the study you linked, first sentence: "Five clinical trials show that prolonged antibiotic therapy has no clear and lasting benefit in relieving posttreatment Lyme disease symptoms, a condition often called “chronic Lyme disease”;
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by vimy 6y ago
Not sure why you think those are lies? I'm from Western Europe and I don't know any neighboring country nor my own where you can vote without an ID. In my country it works like this: Every citizen automatically gets a paper in th
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by vimy 6y ago
Do you not find it suspicious that on election night four states where Trump was ahead simultaneously decided to stop counting, something that has never happened before, and Biden had huge spikes after they started counting again. One of th
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by vimy 6y ago
This is incorrect. Your link is from 2016. In the last few years several studies have brought to light that persister Lyme is real and very hard to eradicate with standard antibiotics. Even the CDC is starting to change their tune as their
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by vimy 6y ago
It’s one of their weirder decisions. You can’t claim to be privacy king while simultaneously doing something like this. Maybe this is caused by Apple departments being siloed. The privacy champions are in a different silo?
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by vimy 6y ago
I keep hearing the court claim but most of the court cases were dismissed without looking at the evidence. [1] You have to wonder why the democrats, Biden in particular, never simply said. “We don’t think there was fraud but to ensure faith
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by vimy 6y ago
Is a decentralized search engine possible?
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by vimy 6y ago
> Where did you get the 10,600 number and the percentage that were peaceful https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/demonstrations-political-vi... cmd + f 'NATIONWIDE DEMONSTRATIONS' > Where is the p

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