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by insited 4y ago
Same thing happening in australia, state of emergency keeps expiring and getting re-extended, because those experimental genetic modifications can't be administered without an 'emergency'. Comparing deaths to previous years,
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by insited 4y ago
This comment is only funny if you're unjabbed, otherwise it's a great example of the type of brainwashing going on...you know it's true, but you're scared to admit it fully. You'll make jokes here and there alluding
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by insited 4y ago
Don't you think the state-sponsored propaganda arm of the aus gov gets enough coverage without flooding another website with this crap?
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by insited 4y ago
Hacker News and it's frothing audience of leftists with yet another propaganda piece. Should do a blanket ban of the word 'covid' on here and stick to the tech stuff, yeah?
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by insited 4y ago
Unsure if this is sarcasm or another example of how brainwashed people are.
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by insited 4y ago
No propaganda is mounting that the common cold does this. It covers for the fact that being blasted for over 2 years straight with lies and deceit is going to drop the readers IQ significantly.
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by insited 4y ago
New York went hard on the propaganda, and world-wide too. I know if I was living there and left, I'd be too disgusted at my world famous city being used to deliver propaganda at my expense. It's often metrics like this that show w
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by insited 4y ago
Wow hacker news really is a dark corner of the internet full of confirmation bias and lies these days. How's your little hero virus going? The one that gives you a reason to live, to post, to think? Did you come up with the 'ages
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by insited 4y ago
Based just off the fact this conversation is happening on "Hacker" News, I'm not surprised.
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by insited 4y ago
Wow they really sold the 'loss of taste and smell' like it was an exotic symptom unique to "covid" (which if you look up the definition for, is the scenario where your body could have an overreaction to the common cold
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by insited 4y ago
Yeah they have been for a while now, just google it and you'll get endless reports on the fact. Hackernews readers are a little dense when it comes to admitting what is really going on. "Smart" people don't like to think
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by insited 6y ago
...and testcase_delta's reply is a pretty accurate & common outcome. Snake-oil salesmen masquerading as a high quality software service. At best it's just lies and taped together functionality, which the buyer has to deal with
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by insited 7y ago
This isn't even the bad part. Apple have a massive batch of faulty macbook pro 2019 16" machines and aren't admitting it. I'm on my 3rd $7000 replacement 2 months after purchase, this third still faulty so now swapping f
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by insited 8y ago
Free private repos are important for experimental development.
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by insited 8y ago
Amazing