throwawayacc5

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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>Yes, I do. No, you don't. >He purchased them specifically before the law against purchasing them went into effect. The California Assault Weapons Control Act was passed in 1989, not "a few years ago". So no, they did n
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>Seriously? Yes, seriously. >I have a relative who lives in CA and bought a pair of AR-15s a few years ago, just because... No you don't. AR-15s are illegal (felony) in California.
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Cope.
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New York and California lost over $90B in income to low-tax states(cnbc.com)
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Reminds me of the BLM Global Network Foundation that raised tens of millions of dollars which the founders used to buy real estate and pay their family and friends: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/17/business&
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
> It's very hard for anybody to be persuaded about any set of ideas where you see a large part of the discussion shut down. The problem is that any discussion involving gender, sexuality or identity will sooner or later devolve into
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>Really? Yes really. >Using the fact that someone put pronouns in their profile is a bad faith move? No, putting pronouns in your profile is a red flag for bad faith moves. >Your account is literally a throwaway. Which means you ca
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>The best our actual doctors (obviously not you) have been able to determine, yes it really does increase their quality of life. No they haven't, and you don't need to be doctor to know that. >I know that doesn't matter
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>How heritable is height? Very, somewhere in the 80% range: "The estimated heritability was 0.79 (SE 0.09) for height and 0.40 (SE 0.09) for BMI, consistent with pedigree estimates." [0][1] >For bonus points: why has the her
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>What usefulness does that sentence hold? What usefulness do objective facts and the truth hold? >It is true that in our society some people who you'd socially describe as men are able to get pregnant That is not true at all. It&
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Something even less benign than that, such as "men cannot get pregnant" is enough to be labeled a transphobe. If you went back as little as 15 years ago and told people "men can get pregnant" they'd rightfully laugh
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
That is one of the most horrifying videos I've seen in quite some time.
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
"Early twin studies of adult individuals have found a heritability of IQ between 57% and 73%,[6] with some recent studies showing heritability for IQ as high as 80%.[7] IQ goes from being weakly correlated with genetics for children, t
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
This is a perfect example of Poe's Law.
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>In the article, they are styled as a "content writer" They're also an editor for the newsletter: "Journalists can be broadcast, print, advertising, and public relations personnel, and, depending on the form of journa
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Yes you can [0]. Get a clue. [0] https://ichisushi.com/can-you-freeze-sushi/
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>No, they don't. Yes, they do. >Try keeping sushi in a fridge for a few weeks and then eating it, and see what happens to you. Many vegetables don't do well in a fridge either, and wilt after a few days. Luckily we've i
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
>A vehicle full of groceries means you don't have fresh groceries for most of the time. Luckily we invented refrigerators so this is not an issue. Things can stay fresh and just as healthy for weeks. >More resources? If you'
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
A vehicle full of groceries every week is more efficient than going two or three times a week. More time efficient, and requires less resources/power. I live walking distance to a grocery store and still go once a week or less. I bring
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
I did not know the source of this meme (insanely racist), but I still find it funny. Kill JavaScript. Behead JavaScript. Roundhouse kick JavaScript into the concrete. Slam dunk a JavaScript baby (Node.js) into the trashcan. etc.
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
How about "Standford's Orwellian Peace Against its Own Students"? It's literally the title of the linked article. I don't think editorializing and changing titles to placate neo-Puritans is helping anyone. If you do
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Tech "journalist" can't go five sentences without repeating DIE nonsense like Muslims repeating the Takbir. It's all so tiresome.
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by throwawayacc5 3y ago
Is there a firecracker VM or something similar that comes preconfigured with a browser and VNC/RDP that can be used like a native browser but is running in a VM that's not fingerprintable?
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
>I hate to break it to you, but thirty and sixty years ago, colleges were as full of lib as they are today They were full of liberals, but now they're full of leftists.
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
Except this isn't even a rounding error, it's less than that. You can't engineer out the basic physics of turbulence for winged propelled aircraft.
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
Yes, but this is a hate fact.
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
Considering the billion people flying in that time frame, 146 serious injuries is less than a rounding error.
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
Safety concerns? What was it doing that could be considered "unsafe"?
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
Good.
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by throwawayacc5 4y ago
I've been using the Internet since the mid-90s and have never heard of this blog. All I see in the blog is regime propaganda and nothing of interest. Are there older blog posts that were groundbreaking for their time that I'm miss

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