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by weare138 7y ago
> Alex Jones, sure people disagree with him maybe Just some things or even everything he says but if you don’t agree with him, don’t watch his channel, don’t follow him Alex Jones was successfully sued because of his videos and repeate
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by weare138 7y ago
> I think there is actually a form of manipulation / abuse that makes a leader objectively GOOD at their job. Based on my experience, I'm more inclined to think the inverse it true. Those types of leaders are actually pretty
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Pentagon formally releases 3 Navy videos showing “unidentified aerial phenomena”(cbsnews.com)
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Ninth Circuit Permits Federal Wiretap Act Claim Against Facebook(lawfareblog.com)
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by weare138 7y ago
But why are phones that expensive to begin with? The actual hardware costs are magnitudes less than the retail price. For the price of a the cheapest iPhone X you can get a high end laptop. It doesn't make sense to me why other mass co
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by weare138 7y ago
> A fragile global system in which during a pandemic, people are still fed and clothed? That's our metric for a multi-trillion dollar global economy? That first world countries with the most resources like the US can at least keep
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I guess what makes this situation different is what their doing is borderline criminal and it's probably going to get people killed.
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by weare138 7y ago
How are we defining SoC era? Maybe before SoC's were accessible in the consumer market but the first ARM based SoC, the ARM250, dates back to 1992. Plus I'm pretty sure there are SoC's based on other architectures older than
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by weare138 7y ago
But there's a broader issue here besides using an internal employee calendar. Amazon could have just addressed their employees legitimate concerns but this just comes off as petty and out of touch. It's not like they can't af
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by weare138 7y ago
But check out the page's source. The site isn't so much a "master class in design" as it is a page that was made in the 90's and has never been updated. Back then this was how almost every webpage looked. It's
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But were experiencing shortages because of profiteering. > In New York police arrested a man who had stockpiled medical gear, allegedly selling it for a 700% mark-up.
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> If prices are very high then hospitals may be the only ones who can afford them, versus people on the street. Outlawing price gauging alone just ensures masks go to people who don’t need them as much as doctors. The problem is tha
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Does Time Flow? New Clues Come from a Century-Old Approach to Math(quantamagazine.org)
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Well that's the thing, it's not really an issue of free speech. These people didn't get kicked off the internet. There's nothing stopping them from paying for their own hosting and posting all the videos they want. Let&#
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> I'm not sure if there is a credible reason for the end-user to switch from iOS or Android to this. It's hard for people to decide whether to switch from iOS or Android to something else when we don't really have somethin
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by weare138 7y ago
Same here. According to the Google announcement I found they're only offering 2 free months of Stadia Pro but you have to sign up for a subscription and cancel after your 2 free months or pay the full $9.99/month. Anyone who sign
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by weare138 7y ago
Eightball was one of my favorite comics back in the day.
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by weare138 7y ago
But what are we comparing this to? NASA and the Soviet's space program accomplished more with a fraction of the resources and had a better success rate.
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Bizarre life-forms found thriving in ancient rocks beneath the seafloor(nationalgeographic.com)
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Modern Libertarianism is Ayn Rand's horribly written capitalist pornography in practice. You can't separate the two at this point.
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I feel sorry for the author but it's somewhat ironic that Quillette published this article considering their strong Libertarian leanings. It's years of misguided economic policies built on baseless and fictional Randian ideology t
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by weare138 7y ago
https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/27/we-dont-know-hydroxychlo... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-25/hydroxych... https://sciencebasedmedicine.org&#x2F
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by weare138 7y ago
> In the 1970s, science-fiction writer Brian Aldiss coined the term “cozy catastrophe” to describe a fictional plot in which a bourgeois protagonist finds pleasure while the world goes to shit. After reading the article, this isn'
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by weare138 7y ago
Maybe because the actual studies done so far haven't confirmed the efficacy of chloroquine on COVID-19? I'd be interested in seeing Dr. Zelenko's peer reviewed paper on his study. Oh that's right, it's not an actual
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by weare138 7y ago
I'm wondering if this is an older article. I definitely ran into that problem in the past but now things are fairly standardized across different desktop environments. But I do agree it would be nice to have a centralized repository fo
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The Coronavirus Is the Worst Intelligence Failure in U.S. History(foreignpolicy.com)
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by weare138 7y ago
Honestly this was the first thing I thought when I read the headline. No one using enterprise cloud services is going to trust Facebook with their data and mission critical systems.
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How Prince of Persia Defeated Apple II's Memory Limitations [video](youtube.com)
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by weare138 7y ago
> The "installed base" of web-accessible FTPS and SFTP resources is essentially zero Well that's true of SFTP, browsers don't support that protocol but I think they should. But FTP is still ubiquitous on the internet
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by weare138 7y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence or in your case, any. It's on you to prove it not vise versa.

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