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by wnevets 3y ago
Not being an expert has never stopped Snowden claiming to be one.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Incorrect. Ukraine revamped their entire military and their relations with the West after Russia stole Crimea. Russian's 2 week war wouldn't be entering it's second year if Ukraine's government and military leadership we
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by wnevets 3y ago
Snowden also said Russia wasn't going to invade Ukraine in 2022.
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There was a recent dota2 LAN without soundproofing and the audience would ruin surprise attacks (aka smoke tanks) or surprise objective taking (aka rosh), it made the gameplay worse.
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> according to a press release today from the office of the Republican leading
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> Or maybe dumber people wanted to get vaccinated as fast as smarter people but the process to get an appointment was just ridiculous so they gave up or procrastinated? It couldn't have been easier where I am located. The vaccine me
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by wnevets 3y ago
> It's easy to have a principled stance against both net neutrality and private online censorship. Then why did these people call for government action against Twitter for "censoring" right wing "voices"?
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by wnevets 3y ago
The irony of course is a large segment of the people who are against net neutrality are exactly the people[1] who would have their online speech censored then complain about it. [1] https://theintercept.com/2018/08&#x2F
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by wnevets 3y ago
In general people throw the term shadow banned around too much. Whenever someone's content does poorly on youtube or tiktok they start claiming they've been shadow banned instead of considering their new content isn't worth w
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by wnevets 3y ago
I find it incredibly difficult treat anyone who argues atomic bombs are good for your health seriously.
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Which of the two plausible interpretations is the strongest? Please enlighten me esteemed HN guideline expert. I am asking because I don't know the answer.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I'm not seeing conclusions, let alone confident conclusions. You may want to check the other comments created that by person, for example this one. > This shows that the idea that there is no safe level of radiation on principl
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I don't know if you're being serious or not.
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Did this increase the safe dosage amount of radiation?
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If you look at the history of what is considered a safe dosage of radiation you'll notice the amount only ever goes down, never up.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> pretty easy to see when they don't get traction / get flagged automatically. or they may think the content itself is the problem and spend resources trying to tweak it. I think an analogous situation would be saying if the us
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Probably so the offending sites don't realize they're being blocked.
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> Maybe it should be their role. Who would grant them such a authority and how would it be enforced?
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> Let's see how important union strength is when you don't receive next-day deliveries. That doesn't happen now, I haven't seen next-day since the start of COVID.
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Related video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSDniOoR3Lw
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by wnevets 3y ago
If posting on HN is triggering allergies, stomach cramps or low blood pressure you should see a doctor and get off of HN.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Like I mention not enough science has been done on this. However I felt better almost immediately after I stopped taking it.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Melatonin appears nearly harmless. Does it? We really haven't done enough science on it. > Melatonin has been linked to headaches, dizziness, nausea, stomach cramps, drowsiness, confusion or disorientation, irritability and mil
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by wnevets 3y ago
> It's strange to me how Melatonin is so uncontrolled in usage, dosage, etc., despite being a hormone. You can thank Mel Gibson and industry lobbying [1][2]. [1] https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documenta
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I think that depends on how it's implemented and how their account recovery process is done. If they give SMS special status and use it with few or no other data to recover accounts when you're locked out, then adding SMS 2FA
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> it is not a good second factor. but it is better than not having a second factor. If your only choice is a password or a password & SMS, use SMS.
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but the justice system in the US will almost always punish a burglar more harshly.
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Oh is that why archive.is links on HN will fail for me sometimes?
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The second sentence > But I write software for the web I'm going to guess it's a web server but it's just a guess.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Zuck, on the other hand, only has plain-old upper-class-privilege to lean on. I imagine being a billionaire provides a bit more than plain-old upper-class-privilege

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