mattnumbers

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by mattnumbers 7y ago
Facebook/IG are the cigarettes of our age, and no less unhealthy; we should regulate them as such.
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by mattnumbers 7y ago
For what it's worth, RMS' statements on the matter don't appear to concern what is "right", "wrong", or "acceptable" - they appear to concern only the available evidence. Then again, I've on
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by mattnumbers 7y ago
IANAL. One of the reasons that this feels so novel is that this is an example of ex post facto enforcement. In this case, Twitter is punishing the user for an action performed at a point in time before such an action was punishable. (In fac
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by mattnumbers 7y ago
I really hope that this becomes an annual effort so that we can finally study the effects of black hole mergers on the Central Park squirrel count.
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by mattnumbers 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I completely misunderstood the effect. Now, I misunderstand it a little bit less. Progress!
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by mattnumbers 7y ago
When we discovered that neutrinos oscillate, we knew that they had mass because we were able to observe a change from within our frame of reference, implying a finite time dilation. I thought that light was unable to change its physical pro
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by mattnumbers 8y ago
Judging from the units on the graph, looks like the author measured the inverse reactive current used by the unilateral phase detractors. Cache purging wouldn't play a role unless your prefabulated amulite is out of sync.
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by mattnumbers 8y ago
Yes, on newer versions, this can happen when Tracking Protection is enabled. This feature causes things like CAPTCHA and other third-party scripts to break. When this occurs, look for a shield icon in the URL bar to the left of the green TL