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anoncake
5y ago
For security patches?
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anoncake
5y ago
I'd also like to think that no one publishes garbage studies, but there we are.
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anoncake
5y ago
This isn't about contracts, it's about rights.
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anoncake
5y ago
I assure you it isn't.
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anoncake
5y ago
All strains affect younger people more than older ones. Because they aren't vaccinated.
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anoncake
5y ago
There is no doubling here – only random noise.
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anoncake
5y ago
Anything else is one wolf deciding to eat two lambs. Also, if you enslave almost half the population you definitely don't have a democracy anymore -- unless your slaves are allowed and able to vote and participate in public discourse l
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anoncake
5y ago
> You will find that in professional work for a salary, they are not paying you for hours but for many aspects of the relationship they have with you. Of course they are paying for hours. An employer has no right to control your life out
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anoncake
5y ago
No. Your employer is simply irrelevant outside work hours. It's as if you had quit.
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anoncake
5y ago
Mint doesn't have them either.
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anoncake
5y ago
Tesla is being treated like any other company here – more leniently, if anything.
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anoncake
5y ago
Stop twisting my words.
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anoncake
5y ago
Has the world ever not been "increasingly uncertain"?
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anoncake
5y ago
That's a stupid comparison and you know it.
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anoncake
5y ago
Yes, and many would be uncomfortable around black women. Or lesbians. Too bad for them, those are women too. Sending unsolicited dick picks is sexual harassment. A woman changing in the women's changing room isn't.
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anoncake
5y ago
Yes, they're causing more and more damage.
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anoncake
5y ago
Being dead is worse in that it doesn't end, yes. But that year was not worth living.
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anoncake
5y ago
If there was one, you'd have already told me what it is.
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anoncake
5y ago
Quoting from https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/2231434-eu-draft-exempts-... (thanks jey) > The commission is worried that taxing fuel for cargo-only flights would adversely affect EU carriers. Adversely affect
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anoncake
5y ago
If you pay using the right method, Mullvad doesn't know your identity.
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anoncake
5y ago
It absolutely has.
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anoncake
5y ago
It's a woman's changing room, not a whoever-you-like-seeing changing room. There is no reason (other than some sort of puritanism) to get freaked out about girls seeing penises. In this context, it's just a body part.
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anoncake
5y ago
> So I guess you didn't hear what has happened at a Wi Spa [0] recently? A woman went to the women's changing room and some bigots freaked out?
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anoncake
5y ago
That's what I wrote. But the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance does not represent an affected group.
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anoncake
5y ago
I believe you -- and I don't actually like the gendered terms myself -- but do you have a source for that?
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anoncake
5y ago
That's a feminist group, not a trans group, but point taken. Though that seems to be more of a group of female prudes. Unless female connectors/plugs are considered somehow inferior to male ones in the industry?
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5y ago
You actually do, in this case. If using the terms "male" and "female" causes harm, the harm it causes is psychological. You can't really realize it from the outside. There is nothing to pre-empt here: These terms ar
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anoncake
5y ago
If this terminology actually causes harm we should see trans people and groups propose such a change, not an industry group looking for a PR opportunity.
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anoncake
5y ago
You're right, there aren't two reasonable sides here. There are people who want things to actually work, and security fetishists.
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5y ago
That will take a while because there is no such thing as proof outside mathematics. But the fact that the percentage of people who suffer permanent damage from Covid is neglible and there would have been plenty of time to detect it is as cl
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