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by zapdrive 5y ago
Not all unvaccinated people end up in a hospital though. So aren't we discriminating against them? It's equivalent to saying that lets bar all male Canadian citizens from entering Canada, since over 90% of rapes are committed by m
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by zapdrive 5y ago
3 words: do not buy.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Nice try, United Airlines. How about not over booking flights, especially since all seats are pre paid?
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Her image name is "lady01.jpg" https://taylorwilsonsmith.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/lad...
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Maybe it's because you have "one" in the file name: "zeronewline".
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by zapdrive 5y ago
I experimented with Modafinil back in 2013 when I was working on a startup like project, where I had a lot to do in different areas (hardware, software, backend, frontend etc etc). Modafinil really helped me concentrate. But sometimes it wa
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by zapdrive 5y ago
How do you get that conclusion from my comment? Lol. If anything, my comment suggested that don't even live together with someone, let alone get married. Because living together is legally the same as getting married in many jurisdicti
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by zapdrive 5y ago
It's unfortunate for you, I understand. But where do we draw the line? I'm severely allergic to birch tree pollen, should I start advocating to burn down all the birch trees in the world?
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Terrible advice. Most western countries would treat what you mentioned as a "common-law relationship", which entitles the partners to the same rights as a marriage. Check you local legislation. In Canada if you live with someone f
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by zapdrive 5y ago
When I got divorced, I would have happily paid a huge one-time settlement payment to my wife to avoid going through the whole process. I had a lot of high value assets from before, that did not appreciate much during our marriage. (In Canad
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Polio and smallpox vaccines were non leaky. That's why we were able to eradicate it. COVID can't be eradicated until a non-leaky vaccine is developed. Google "leaky vaccines" if you don't know what they are.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
One lesson learnt is, shutting down the borders does not help. It can at most delay the inevitable by a few weeks. If you don't have a vaccine ready to be administered to all your population in 3-4 weeks, shutting down the borders is p
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Great! Other countries need to follow suit. We have to learn to live with this disease, like the gazillion others.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
It is more likely trying to autocorrect the url entred during the QR code creation process. Which is stupid. Don't people usually test their QR codes after printing?
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by zapdrive 5y ago
> Giving taxpayer money to an oppressive regime that believes it is okay to order a woman to her death for a cartoon seems inappropriate. Hundreds of men rotting in Pakistani jails on false blasphemy charges waiting execution, and the
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by zapdrive 5y ago
10%? It's sickening if it's true. If building more prisons is what is needed to deal with this actual pandemic, then I guess we should start building prisons.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
If they didn't know for sure back then, why did they actively deny the lab leak theories? Remember the Lancet letter [1]? 1. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
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by zapdrive 5y ago
And.... It's been hugged to death.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Economists/scientists lie. Anti vaccine and climate deniers rise out of general mistrust of science. Scientists: surprised pikachu face!
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Haha. That's what I noticed. Looks like it's a translation error.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
I have a NextCloud server for backing up and syncing my personal data. I use the PassMan plugin to store my passwords. The user interface could really use some work. Other than that it's really good.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
I have been hearing "Ethereum is switching to proof of stake in a few months" for at least 6 years now. I don't think it's going to ever happen.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Data laws are like gun laws. Only the good guys care about them.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Nice. Can't wait for the new light based GPUs, all being grabbed by greedy crypto miners and me still using my 6 year old graphics card!
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by zapdrive 5y ago
The Indian prime minister, Modi, just gave into the farmers' demand and has legally allowed them to burn stubble. The air quality all over North India and especially Delhi is shit right now.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
> Belgium's first case of new COVID variant is a young, unvaccinated woman who returned from Egypt on Nov. 11 and developed symptoms 11 days later - RTBF How is Belgium/Europe letting unvaccinated people in? I had to be double
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by zapdrive 5y ago
That's incorrect. Anything released from earth carries the same inertial momentum. It's like when you throw a ball in a running car.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Exactly. Everybody is trying to milk it.
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by zapdrive 5y ago
Being in BC, Canada sucks. I went in to an Apple store to buy the fully loaded MacBook M1 max, with 6000 dollars in my hand (literally). And was told to leave the store because my mask didn't cover my nose. I'm buying a Razer 15 n
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by zapdrive 5y ago
You hit the nail on the head. I used to identify as liberal and also voted as such. The woke culture is so annoying, it has pushed me to the right side of the political aisle.

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