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> it seems like your feelings are still pretty raw. I’m sorry you went through that. It's a badge of honor to be slandered by the NYT, Business Insider and Vice magazine all on the same day. > do you think there’s a difference b
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Reddit is infiltrated with corporate sock puppet accounts. A documentary has been made about it. Any reddit that supports Trump and becomes popular get's dismantled. A good example is the the_donald, who's moderators were kicked o
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I want to add that this tax only applies to people of the mid upper level incomes. The apex families use a complex network of Trusts that outlive any of the beneficiaries and thus are not subject to an "inheritance tax". This inhe
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6y ago
The house hasn't increased in real value. The increase in selling price is due to inflation of the dollar.
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6y ago
Firefox fired their CEO because he donated to a Christian group. So this guy went and forked the Chrome browser into Brave. If you think Chrome is better than Firefox, then you'll think Brave is also better than Firefox.
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Dude - Mars billows out CO2 and methane during it's seasons, indicating that there is microbial life on that planet as well. The media has told us that life is rare and that WE ARE ALONE IN THE GALAXY. I saw it with my own eyes of Neil
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6y ago
Best screen experience is a 6-foot TV at 4k @ 60hz. This allowed me to move the screen back 6 feet. The result was an improvement of my eyesight (I'm near sighted) within 6 months.
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Also the half life is 8.5-12 years, depending on who's counting. This means that the effects are short lived. This is not a pressing problem facing the world.
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6y ago
It was fun in the same way hacker news is fun. It has a trending section of relevant information. It's clear that Github has changed the trending section to push api's of the big players.
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This guy who wrote a book on Magnetism says that Einstein has it wrong and that only by starting over at Tesla's model and moving forward can the physics of the universe be predicted well. According to the Tesla inspired model of the E
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"Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins — or which is which), the first radi
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Hey there, I'm the owner of webgraphviz.com and I am totally excited to see that it made it to the front page of hackernews!! THANK YOU for making this wonderful program. Also special thanks to the emscripten team for their wonderful t
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This. Once people realize that 5G needs to be INSTALLED EVERYWHERE they are going ask why we are building all of this... especially when 4G was fast enough for nearly everything. It seems that the most cost effective method is to use direct
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kek
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I don't know why I'm getting downvoted. Anyone can verify what I'm saying if they go to scholar.google.com
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6y ago
This is not the only sabotaged study being done on HCQ. As I pointed out on Twitter over a month ago, the bill gates foundation was doing a study on HCQ for preventing covid19. The "inert" placebo they decided to use in the contro
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6y ago
It HCQ doesn't work, why is it the common first line of defense used internationally? Why does scholar.google.com list so many papers showing that it's effective?
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6y ago
One of the main reasons why OOP is popular is not even talked about - the ability for AUTOCOMPLETE in the IDE to work extremely well. For example, I have an object... what do I do with it? So I hit the '.' on my keyboard and read
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The tests that are out there are very inaccurate. The a president of Tanzania sent in samples from a goat and paypaya and they came back "positive" for covid19. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/t
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The original article has been removed, but you can still find the archived version here: https://web.archive.org/web/20200327181753/https://padiracin... Full text: The theory of infectious origin of the
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This AMA is weird. Bill Gates mentions chipping everyone for vaccine purposes. This is at best, extremely inefficient and insecure and open to fraud (I get a chip, and now I can be someone else?). Additionally inserting a chip is traumatic.
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And they are entirely one sided. Try suing Google for patent or trademark infringement. I've seen the attempts: it's impossible to get justice. The entire system is rigged and serves as yet another way for powerful interests to ex
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Laws pushed by large companies so that others can't compete against them and they are able to price gouge the customer. There is a large supply of housing that is available to customers that want to purchase it. The idea that two peopl
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Are you suggesting that Google is evil? Because you would be totally right. As a 8.5 year employee of Google I had to resign and blow the whistle. I gathered all of the disclosure documents and stored them here: --> https://ww
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Project Veritas does not have credibility issues. They have never issued a single retraction. If this surprises you, then welcome to the systematic bias of wikipedia.
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Not only is it a word, but Google had to delete the word twice. https://www.zachvorhies.com/covfefe.html
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The real reason why search is so bad is that Google is downranking the internet. I should know - I blew the whistle on the whole censorship regime and walked 950 pages to the DOJ and media outlets. --> zachvorhies.com <-- What did I d
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Or maybe the vulnerabilities should be handled at the OS level with confirmation of privileged access at the user level. If I download a notepad app and it asks me record then that is something that I can respond with. The OS vulnerabilitie
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We are at a very warm part of a very long cold trend. The idea that human increases in CO2 is a bad thing is completely divorced from historical observation. The earth has been much hotter than it is now and at the hot parts was peak life h
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"Russian propaganda" is all over facebook? This has never been substantiated. We had 3 years of the mainstream media networks pushing the Russian-Collusion narrative and how Trump is going to be impeached for it. Then the narrativ
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