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by frzj 5y ago
The only argument that is viable against vaccination is that one might already have natural immunity. I get that some will try to get infected on purpose, but those will be the minority of the minority. Maybe there is also the argument that
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by frzj 5y ago
Just this weekend I learned that the Espressif Framework doesn't like it aswell.
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by frzj 5y ago
Chocolatey doesn't have this problem. Really didn't know people used the windows store.
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by frzj 5y ago
Hand held terminals giving you an addiction on par with heroin, the ability to instantly pinpoint your location on a map and get directions to anywhere your gig economy job makes you go, logistic chains so perfectioned you can't buy gr
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by frzj 5y ago
Analogies are always misleading. A cloud provider is no neighbor. They facilitate a specific service, and it is clear that the package is owned by the client. The cloud provider shouldn't have any liability for the data he stores, espe
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by frzj 5y ago
While they indeed wrote "last year", this is purely semantic because democrats indeed started to say lab origin was unlikely at that time. The new information is by definition new. Sure they could have said that, up until last wee
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by frzj 5y ago
USD 5-10 a year
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by frzj 5y ago
I haven't studied revolutions much but I know they are the ultimate form of authoritarianism. The last one actually enforced freedom. There is no opressor class in capitalism, both want the state and most even confirm it every 4 years.
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by frzj 5y ago
This is factually wrong. They are doing it based on the principles of equality and freedom. This is exactly what those terms mean. Your freedom is only limited if its execution limits the freedom of others. In this case he was free to brows
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by frzj 5y ago
While I think that blaming the consumer never works because voting with your money is a myth, I believe it's a good thing to help people get a better baseline. I don't know exactly how 78F translates to the real temperature in his
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by frzj 5y ago
In the contrary. Somebody always owns it, at least in our economic system. If I had bought/leased a new iPhone I couldn't have bought as many Apple shares during the dip last year. And I could afford to buy during a pandemic becau
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by frzj 5y ago
Programs are executed in different memory addresses all the time. The hardened linux kernel randomizes itself. It's like a computer alright, just very different from a von-Neuman one and a completely parallelized one. When I started re
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by frzj 5y ago
What bias are you talking about? I thought Jimbo was an Rand Fanboy, freedom of speech is their religion.
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by frzj 5y ago
The reason being the fear of missing out on getting more fiat money back than they paid for. If you buy ETFs you at least indirectly incentivize firms who produce usefull stuff like medicine, food, shelter, insurance or trading (not by itsl
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by frzj 5y ago
The rockefeller foundation is the 39th biggest foundation. Any search term and it will show something. I tried random terms such as "animal conservation" and "Sydney" and there were a dozen results. Science is about buil
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by frzj 5y ago
> Capitalism/trade is generally morally good for all consenting stakeholders (with a few exceptions such as taking advantage of addictions) and morally ambivalent for everyone else. It is so because morality is the affirmitation of
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by frzj 5y ago
I use https://ninja-cookie.com/ and it even works on some sites. I hope mobile firefox will soon whitelist it or at least some addons. So far ABO can do a basic job with hiding the banners but this breaks some sites. Ninja
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by frzj 6y ago
I guess you could setup a matrix bridge[1] and search for a sane client[2]. [1] https://matrix.org/docs/projects/bridge/mautrix-whatsapp [2] https://fluffychat.im