humantiy

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by humantiy 3y ago
Not sure how you define large scale but there are religions who do have a moral objection or at least rules around Ivf. As an example for Catholics each embryo must be treated as sacred and respected as human life. If you have extra embryos
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by humantiy 7y ago
Can't say this wasn't unexpected given their history with other acquisitions.
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by humantiy 7y ago
Thanks for posting. I figured this issue wasn't just chrome. Been meaning to switch to BW and this might be the kick I needed instead of 'just living with it' anymore.
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by humantiy 7y ago
As much as it sucks, it sounds like you dodged a bullet on that one.
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by humantiy 7y ago
I don't think that claim can be proven yet. It takes a bit for that research to come out to say it may or may not and this is a relatively new product.
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by humantiy 7y ago
Previously working for a company that did create some less than lethal equipment, I can say few main reasons. One being proprietary knowledge into the devices as well as capabilities to get specific chemicals required to manufacture some o
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by humantiy 7y ago
Now I'm curious if they should do this for women's voices getting lower. It sounds like it to me that they are. Lady gaga and Lana Del Rey come to mind for recent examples.
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by humantiy 7y ago
It does, its just harder to tell. Its right at the beginning and I believe in the chorus as well. Its just not as good of an example as Owl City Good Time https://youtu.be/7oBU7d5oenQ?t=62
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by humantiy 7y ago
I'd say it was when they decided to get rid of star ratings for thumbs up thumbs down ratings, but I think that original content was close to the same time.
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Administration Using the Full Power of the Surveillance State on Whistleblowers(theintercept.com)
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Alexa allows users to disable human review of voice recordings(theguardian.com)
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At Work Again in European Heat Wave: Climate Change’s Influence(nytimes.com)
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Indian boy, seven, found with 526 teeth inside his mouth(theguardian.com)
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How do I set up an ergonomic home office(theguardian.com)
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London Lab Advances Use of A.I. In Health Care, but Raises Privacy Concerns(nytimes.com)
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And Now, a Bicycle Built for None – Self-Driving Bike(nytimes.com)
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The Tools for Covering Tech Are the Same as in 2009(nytimes.com)
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One Thing You Can Do: Reduce Unwanted Mail(nytimes.com)
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Apple Card: company reveals credit card launching next month(theguardian.com)
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by humantiy 7y ago
Other funny thing on that is if you are a citizen of one of the five eyes and china was putting a backdoor into phones it would probably wouldn't matter too much since they have little influence on you unlike say your own gov having th
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by humantiy 7y ago
There isn't though unfortunately. If you allow it audit trail or not it can and will be abused. FISA court being an example of that exact type of warrant abuse. Even without a warrant someone would have to hold the master key or keys
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by humantiy 7y ago
I wasn't referring to personal so much. More so the conversations they have that they are trying to keep a secret.
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by humantiy 7y ago
>The controversial so-called “ghost protocol” has been fiercely opposed by companies, civil society organizations and some security experts – but intelligence and law enforcement agencies continue to lobby for it. Even if it it was possi
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Environmental Defenders Killed in 2018 Others Labeled Terrorists and Criminals(theintercept.com)
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Apple Reports Declining Profits and Slowing Growth Again(nytimes.com)
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U.S. Issues Alert for Small Planes Vulnerable to Hacking(bloomberg.com)
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'Five Eyes' nations discuss backdoor access to WhatsApp(theguardian.com)
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Can You Spell 2FA? A Luno Phish Example(isc.sans.edu)
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Insomnia sufferers can benefit from therapy, new study shows(theguardian.com)
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Would You Want a Computer to Judge Your Risk of HIV Infection?(nytimes.com)
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