droithomme

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by droithomme 6y ago
Dan you continue to be a Nazi ideologue in the service of sociopaths. I have tried for years to help you but it's hopeless isn't it. You won't stop sucking their ass in the promotion of fascism. You horrible piece of evil. I
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by droithomme 6y ago
Yes, Stalin and some others were pieces of shit. Do you know what the Union Army did to Native Americans?
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by droithomme 6y ago
You have the right to be identified as the author of the work.
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by droithomme 6y ago
That's a pretty cool idea. The cave works as a sort of library.
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by droithomme 6y ago
It's astonishing how virulently your very sensible post is getting downvoted. By bots? Or actual HN real people? Either possibility is very very bad for humanity. > even people who recover, this does long term lung and maybe heart
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by droithomme 6y ago
Here's an article from a far more reputable news media organization published today also which says the policy is a disaster: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/19/anger-in-swede...
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by droithomme 6y ago
> For nearly 2 million years, ancient humans crafted stones into hand-size balls, but archaeologists were unsure why. Wait, for nearly 2 million years ... humans? Starting and ending when? Do we have human remains from more than 2 mill
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by droithomme 6y ago
All of my dreams lately are nightmares where I find myself at WalMart during prime shopping hours surrounded by crowds, and without a mask.
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by droithomme 6y ago
https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-vaccination-is-n... > The New York State Health Department reports the average vaccination rate for measles among the nearly 200 Jewish K-12 schools in Brooklyn — mainly
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by droithomme 6y ago
OK so that Novartis thing. Trump gets elected. According to the second article there Novartis tracks down Trump's lawyer and signs a contract for him to "advise" them on US health care policy matters. Then after they sign t
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by droithomme 6y ago
Thanks for that link. So that's a mutual fund that like most mutual fund includes some pharmaceutical companies. Like most people with any 401k retirement savings or other stock holdings (includes most people in the US), I have a mix o
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by droithomme 6y ago
> This is this the more toxic variant though right? It’s meant to be hydroychloroquine Hydroxychloroquine has fewer side effects than chloroquine which has fewer side effects than quinine which has fewer side effects than the bark it&#x2
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by droithomme 6y ago
They were giving 1.2 grams a day to the patients that died. That is significantly higher than what is known to be a safe dose. CQ is also not indicated for anyone with underlying heart conditions. Since COVID-19 is known to cause heart dama
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by droithomme 6y ago
Hm, the pseudo-study (it was a after the fact data review) found a near halving of mortality rates in the HCQ group. Yet that is described as no evidence of efficacy. Odd.
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by droithomme 6y ago
What about sending Atlassian a cease and desist order, citing copyright law? They are not hosting your personal copyrighted content with your permission any more and have given access of it to unauthorized parties. I think you should consid
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by droithomme 6y ago
His link to the actual letter of the Pope is very clear that he refers to laborers and wages and a Universal Basic Wage, not a Universal Basic Income given to all, including the idle. His criticism of your article is on point and warranted.
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by droithomme 6y ago
> do try to behave Wow, what insufferable arrogance obnoxiously delivered. Nothing I said was jerky. You seem to be projecting. From your first reference: > an extensive literature review produced no scientifically reported cases of f
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by droithomme 6y ago
The article mentions yomali out of Malta. Yomali's just an ecommerce, billing and hosting site doing payment processing for the people selling these guides. Much as Google and AWS host services for numerous questionable companies. Malt
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by droithomme 6y ago
Right I own that car and you are right its claimed emissions were a lie. I now have the fix and it complies with emissions regulations, and gets the same mileage as before. It was stupid of management and engineers to try to defeat emission
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by droithomme 6y ago
The CDC, FDA and WHO have been pursuing a non-science based approach from the beginning apparently designed to spread the virus. I just made you a nice green salad. Before I hand it to you I sneezed. Do you eat it? If you say no, then like
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by droithomme 6y ago
> The bathrooms are non-negotiable. Do you pee at the grocery store these days too? You couldn't pay me anything to use a public restroom anywhere in the US until we have a cure for this virus. I go to the bathroom before I make a s
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by droithomme 6y ago
We need to socially normalize peeing into a cup. My dad certainly made it the only option when we did cross country drives. No way were we stopping at the rest stop, that would ruin our record transit time. He wasn't the only dad, thes
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by droithomme 6y ago
> Petrol cars aren't that bad especially when only idling for the airco. Diesels are disgusting idling. Petrol cars do not do complete combustion and emit carbon monoxide which is toxic. Diesels don't. Modern diesels, running o
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by droithomme 6y ago
> I don't think the article actually has any evidence to support there IS a "surge in drive-ins around the country". Well there probably is. But drive-ins at this point are incredibly rare. When I was a kid, many decades a
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by droithomme 6y ago
I disagree. I think a fair price is below zero. The news sites should pay Google if they want their sites listed.
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by droithomme 6y ago
The newspapers should pay Google if they want to be listed.
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by droithomme 6y ago
> the fact google search is a monopoly Except it's not. I never use Google, I use DuckDuckGo. If DDG fails I try Bing. I have google and facebook domains blocked from access in my system because I don't like their tracking. Lot
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by droithomme 6y ago
Ah, so that's why MicroFocus stock suddenly started surging a few days ago. I got stuck with some shares when they spun off from HP. It's my worst performing stock and I couldn't figure out what the heck they did. But now COB
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by droithomme 6y ago
> Eventually it gets to someone who actually does the work for $55/hr or less. In my observation, after 5-10 layers of indirection, it eventually ends up overseas with a young foreign national who makes $3 an hour and absolutely doe
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by droithomme 6y ago
> it just makes it easier for you to share the data with health care providers I don't want to share any more information with these corporate heath care providers based on real world experience with them. Is that "allowed&quot

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