duckhelmet

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by duckhelmet 3y ago
Takes the prize for stating the blindingly obvious.
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
Interesting watching Reddit self-destruct.
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Misleading claims about sex education found on leaflets about SPHE curriculum(thejournal.ie)
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> d. None of the above e. Ok, what personal stuff would you want to talk about?
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> how video games use tricks from gambling to attract big spenders And water is wet .. same with so-called social media with their endless likes and friends. Addiction machines by any other name. Could I have another down-vote please &#x
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> This topic was posted earlier today but was seemingly killed.. I don't like you cause you contradicted me the last time, therefore I'm going to mod you into oblivion :]
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
It's understandable why these were modded into invisibility ;) -- @nancyhn: “The banking industry is a fraudster's paradise. The difference is they don't get arrested, they get bailed out with bonuses. It seems there are a lo
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> Interesting: he says that the famous 1202 error may sometimes crash the spacecraft and sometimes land successful in some other cases .. The Apollo 11 landing was not a tragedy be sheer luck. I recall reading somewhere that the 1202 err
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> That has nothing to do with this article, though. "Is there any lgbtq agenda in Africa to begin with?"
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
“Planned Parenthood Federation of America honored the Pearl of Africa, a unique documentary from the inside of the Ugandan LGBT movement.” https://archive.is/BNBWP
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
“New law could allow GCHQ to monitor UK internet logs in real-time to tackle fraud” ;)
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> Why there are so many cybersecurity vendors .. Because the innovators still cannot deign a “computer” that can't be compromised by opening a malicious email attachment or clicking on a malicious URL.
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> I'm pretty sure every last bit of what we hear about it is propaganda. Empire doesn't happen by chance. We're going to fight to the last Ukrainian /s
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> Could be correlation. There's pretty plausible reason to have a cutting edge research lab close to the highest risk place for natural outbreaks of the viruses it studies. The bat virus they were doing gain-of-function research on
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> The thing that tickles my conspiracy theorist, is that the outbreak originated 2 km from the lab that gain-of-function research into SARS-2 strains was outsourced to “Wuhan lab workers were sick in November 2019, intelligence suggests”
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
> Why is there no government-built social media? There is, it's called Facebook, Youtube etc. Twitter was part of that until Musk bought it and published the Twitter Files.
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
I saw another report where asking the students to keep a journal monitoring their mental health caused stress.
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by duckhelmet 3y ago
@LorenD: "For the record, I've never had a WLAN issue in 3 years of Linux (Ubuntu and then openSUSE). I can't attest to GPU as I don't have a dedicated GPU though. GRUB has also been quite the happy camper in my experien
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
Have they tried invading Russia /s
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
Most of the tech infrastructure is held together with twine and chewing gum. One great solar storm could knock it out. A.I bla-bla .. blockchain bla-bla .. cloud bla-bla-bla
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
‘One of the most interesting things about Microsoft's Halloween Memo is the concept of "de-commoditizing" protocols’ Don't they mean monopolizing the protocols /s
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
@IronWolve: "Linux desktop experience does suck .." Same ole same ole FUD .. it even does phones better than MICROS~1 PureOS – a pure Linux phone experience https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/pureos-mobile
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
Is that video being financed by the MICROS~1 advertising department. From the title to the weird presentation, it's almost as if it was designed to drive people away. Linux OK for the geeks but not your average user /s "ubunt
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by duckhelmet 4y ago
Have you ever tried using a bicycle?
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
Scientology: did some alien make a bet that he could get the daftest religion ever to take hold in 1950s America? "The Underground Bunker: Latest News" https://tonyortega.org/scientology/ "Leah Remini: S
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
"When customers set up a Linux virtual machine in their cloud" Yea, make sure to mention Linux in relation to vulnerabilities. Then pretend Microsoft is to the rescue with OMI. A FUD piece for Microsoft masquerding as a technical
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
At least they're earning their salaries :] "NSA spying row: Denmark accused of helping US spy on European officials" https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-57302806
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
‘the Harrier was a US Marine Corps aircraft used extensively in the Gulf War. Capable of taking off vertically and carrying 10k pounds of bombs, it had been called the “most captivating and the most dangerous plane in the US military.”’ Fro
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
Co-incidentally, lately we're getting lots of anti-Lukashenka stories. Is Uncle Sam planning a little regime change in Belarus. That would knock Belarus out of the Russian orbit. And transfer control of the Russian oil and gas pipeline
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by duckhelmet 5y ago
> Summary? I can't exactly remember and I can't find it online and I didn't keep a copy. I posted a number of transcripts to interesting stuff. Some self appointed gatekeeper decided to suspend the account and wipe all pre

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