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by crx07 3y ago
It was more a matter of how misinformation malignantly spreads I believe. I had to see the only available PCP to see anyone else. This automatically prompted medical releases that, even if unethical, would have still made everything technic
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by crx07 3y ago
Fellow hypochondriac here. I was at the point where doctors, hospital staff, and lab techs would immediately warn new practitioners about me so they wouldn't waste finite medical resources in a small town, and I just completely discont
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by crx07 5y ago
This has honestly been my unbiased opinion since essentially day 1. I believe that the release was almost certainly a complete accident, but there's just no realistic chance a novel virus coincidentally originates in the same isolated
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by crx07 6y ago
hOW sILICON vALLEY gave rise to Parler by talking about it until everyone knew the name of some obscure app for racists
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by crx07 6y ago
The remorseless prosecutorial effort that led to his suicide should be talked about far more than it is. He was a very unfortunate loss for a generation, but was also one of many who fall victim to career prosecutors that play with peoples
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by crx07 6y ago
You can put more than one drug in a single shot. The MMR vaccine contains Mumpsvax, Attenuvax, and Meruvax to fight the mumps, measles, and rubella, respectively
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by crx07 6y ago
On one hand it feels completely appropriate and even deserved. On the other, yes, this is unfortunately a path to a very serious totalitarian issue. Situations like this one underscore the future importance of cryptocurrencies. Without an u
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by crx07 6y ago
First, I'll say that I've contracted for a state's caucus at the capitol building in addition to at the homes of minor politicians. That's my frame of reference. The real answer? It's nowhere near as bad in my opini
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by crx07 6y ago
The numbers start going down quickly once infections have been so prolific that crowd immunity is present. I live in Texas, but I'm sure I personally infected no fewer than 10,000-20,000 people last March, including the sorority that p
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by crx07 6y ago
There are multiple points of failure. Pretending everything was A-OK is the largest one, failing to identify the virus's presence in the country for months was another, denying and downplaying the usefulness of masks was another, under
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by crx07 6y ago
LA is one of the most connected cities in the world. It's not LA's fault necessarily, but the country as a whole should've been on complete lockdown from April until whenever the situation was under control. Our national weal
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by crx07 6y ago
What are they supposed to do? Sometimes dealing with reality involves some pretty uncomfortable choices to make, even when that essentially makes you the bad guy. The real issue here is that the economy was prematurely reopened before it wa
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by crx07 6y ago
Even as an American with no stake in the UK, this departure saddens me after how hard my family fought in Europe in defense of stability in that region. The best thing that can come of this is that the UK promptly rejoins and everyone tries
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by crx07 6y ago
There's some real potential for abuse so I'd probably have to oppose this one, but I think when you're dealing with people willfully spreading a deadly disease, that's probably already actionable under current laws in mo
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by crx07 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_by_Apple I miss the days when major players in the game gave the middle finger and just let governments do the corrupt blocking.
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by crx07 6y ago
Such a waste.
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by crx07 6y ago
1) Yes, even if you're sure 2) The running theory is that an immunological response is primed by a first infection, so you'll probably benefit little
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by crx07 6y ago
Interesting, what's the performance like?
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by crx07 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocodile_tears
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by crx07 6y ago
If the data is sensitive, keeping it on a locked down iPad is nowhere near enough to protect it. I can understand if they're using the images for machine learning or something, but if it's truly just to prevent future malpractice,
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by crx07 6y ago
There are lots of businesses with this model. The correct way to deal with them is to exclusively use real credit cards, and to either threaten or immediately reverse charges from the financial institution's side as soon as anywhere ne
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by crx07 6y ago
About the last time I saw it, too -- I had no idea that it even existed anymore and especially didn't know that they could write lengthy articles.
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by crx07 6y ago
It's some combination of those things. Lots of them are just random filler and arbitrary ramblings, but the ones he gets pressed on repeatedly are answered in whatever way provokes a desired reaction at that exact moment. Some of it ev
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by crx07 6y ago
A lot of these drug overdose deaths are COVID deaths, because alcohol and drug abuse has skyrocketed as a direct result of the pandemic. The last estimate I saw, IIRC, was that the numbers (sans deaths) have tripled in less than a year. A
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by crx07 6y ago
He literally has no ideology or apparent political convictions of any kind. His position on any given issue can change 3 times in the same day and his disposition has no other pattern besides consistent inconsistency.
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by crx07 6y ago
I live in an area elsewhere with essentially zero crime, 24x7 security, cameras, and a well-lit parking garage. Someone stole the catalectic converter off my 2008 Prius last week, a part whose street value is only worth ~$100 and that requi
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by crx07 6y ago
Studies have shown that light drinking has a positive effect on work performance, especially in creative areas. I had no idea that this was frowned upon and I'm from Texas, but that's probably just because I've lived my entir
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by crx07 6y ago
Notably absent from this analysis is a new tool called Nicepage. Took me years to find anything like it. https://nicepage.com/
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by crx07 6y ago
Notably absent from this analysis is a new tool called Nicepage. Took me years to find anything like it. https://nicepage.com/
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by crx07 6y ago
I won't comment on specifics, but just as someone who has seen this subject periodically surface over the past 20 years in various places, consensus is almost always that, no, there is no tenably justifiable reason for voting software&

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