That's what I said, sodium chloride... sodium chloride... that's what I said...
Only a stupid, lazy and possibly insane person would believe that everyone is stupid, lazy, and possibly insane.
Not to sound harsh but I'm getting some major sociopath vibes from the author
>No one reading those stories had any business thinking these allegations were proven. I doubt many did. Were you living under a rock? People were frothing at the mouths BEGGING for it to be true.
Nope
They author of the library is trying to sell commercial licenses. People should get together, recreate this and slap an MIT license on it.
Brits were obnoxious enough without them thinking their shit literally creates life. jk jk, don't be mad
An attempt to hide public opinion regarding certain topics/people. Because google wants to control public perception, and the entire public conversation about EVERYTHING
It's REALLY easy to check what the browser is doing and multiple people have. There was an article floating around claiming it phones home but many people very quickly pointed out that the author was mistaken, at best…
> it can be a real sneaky logical fallacy! So is the argument from fallacy... If you want to argue against science then you should bring your own evidence because claiming that someone agreeing that their observations…
Sweet idea but that blinding pure white control room is a bit much.
I mean I'm not basing anything on personal anecdotes, I'm simply stating that my personal observation supports what a scientific study says. When there is evidence to back up an anecdote it ceases to be an anecdote. And…
Not surprising when all of the people around me who are vaccinated keep getting covid. My coworkers wife came down with appendicitis after getting the vaccine and her mom got covid after being vaccinated as well.. my…
Brave browser seems to have figured out a way to make money on ads without sacrificing user data/privacy. If you opt in to their ads they basically sync ad campaigns to your browser and then use local browsing profiles…
I feel like having 2 separate sections for this would work pretty well. Recipes for making ingredients from scratch vs. recipe for a meal.
I have no idea what you're on about. Just because I have criticisms of people that doesn't mean I'm taking sides politically. What "catchphrase" am I even repeating? I feel like you didn't even read what I wrote lol.…
>If it turns out that one of those is more valuable, well the different kids didn’t have equal opportunities. Other kids worried about nutrition, whether one parent would beat the other, or grow up with a parent in…
Right, but if the article is correct then that dollar per gallon can't actually fix the problem, so you're just tossing money into a pile and being like, "look at how much I'm helping". How about everyone just takes…
The major issue is everyone wants to preach about climate change but nobody actually does much in their personal lives to help solve the problem. For instance, I live in a fairly liberal area and a few of my friends…
Browsers can detect potential whistleblowers by detecting: * Files copied to personal cloud storage * Files printed to local or network devices * Files transferred or copied to a network share * Files copied to USB…
>The USA would not tolerate a state wishing wishing to go independent and definitely would not allow outside interference promoting that. Actually we do tolerate people talking about this stuff because we have the right…
The old version of Microsoft Flight, that I spent like $100 on additional content for, stopped working because it relied on "Games for Windows Live" servers that Microsoft no longer runs. I spent about 5+ hours on…
"Yggdrasil Screen Reader, the Screen Reader with a name that people with vision can't even read"
Yooo, when I was in grade school there was a jumping spider on the monkey-bars so I started throwing bark ships up at it trying to scare it off so I could swing around... The little fucker jumped off the monkey-bars…
I like how NSO simultaneously claims they "hav nothing to do with the software after it's sold" but can also "shut down the software at any time, we have the technology". So pegasus operators probably have some sort of…
That's what I said, sodium chloride... sodium chloride... that's what I said...
Only a stupid, lazy and possibly insane person would believe that everyone is stupid, lazy, and possibly insane.
Not to sound harsh but I'm getting some major sociopath vibes from the author
>No one reading those stories had any business thinking these allegations were proven. I doubt many did. Were you living under a rock? People were frothing at the mouths BEGGING for it to be true.
Nope
They author of the library is trying to sell commercial licenses. People should get together, recreate this and slap an MIT license on it.
Brits were obnoxious enough without them thinking their shit literally creates life. jk jk, don't be mad
An attempt to hide public opinion regarding certain topics/people. Because google wants to control public perception, and the entire public conversation about EVERYTHING
It's REALLY easy to check what the browser is doing and multiple people have. There was an article floating around claiming it phones home but many people very quickly pointed out that the author was mistaken, at best…
> it can be a real sneaky logical fallacy! So is the argument from fallacy... If you want to argue against science then you should bring your own evidence because claiming that someone agreeing that their observations…
Sweet idea but that blinding pure white control room is a bit much.
I mean I'm not basing anything on personal anecdotes, I'm simply stating that my personal observation supports what a scientific study says. When there is evidence to back up an anecdote it ceases to be an anecdote. And…
Not surprising when all of the people around me who are vaccinated keep getting covid. My coworkers wife came down with appendicitis after getting the vaccine and her mom got covid after being vaccinated as well.. my…
Brave browser seems to have figured out a way to make money on ads without sacrificing user data/privacy. If you opt in to their ads they basically sync ad campaigns to your browser and then use local browsing profiles…
I feel like having 2 separate sections for this would work pretty well. Recipes for making ingredients from scratch vs. recipe for a meal.
I have no idea what you're on about. Just because I have criticisms of people that doesn't mean I'm taking sides politically. What "catchphrase" am I even repeating? I feel like you didn't even read what I wrote lol.…
>If it turns out that one of those is more valuable, well the different kids didn’t have equal opportunities. Other kids worried about nutrition, whether one parent would beat the other, or grow up with a parent in…
Right, but if the article is correct then that dollar per gallon can't actually fix the problem, so you're just tossing money into a pile and being like, "look at how much I'm helping". How about everyone just takes…
The major issue is everyone wants to preach about climate change but nobody actually does much in their personal lives to help solve the problem. For instance, I live in a fairly liberal area and a few of my friends…
Browsers can detect potential whistleblowers by detecting: * Files copied to personal cloud storage * Files printed to local or network devices * Files transferred or copied to a network share * Files copied to USB…
>The USA would not tolerate a state wishing wishing to go independent and definitely would not allow outside interference promoting that. Actually we do tolerate people talking about this stuff because we have the right…
The old version of Microsoft Flight, that I spent like $100 on additional content for, stopped working because it relied on "Games for Windows Live" servers that Microsoft no longer runs. I spent about 5+ hours on…
"Yggdrasil Screen Reader, the Screen Reader with a name that people with vision can't even read"
Yooo, when I was in grade school there was a jumping spider on the monkey-bars so I started throwing bark ships up at it trying to scare it off so I could swing around... The little fucker jumped off the monkey-bars…
I like how NSO simultaneously claims they "hav nothing to do with the software after it's sold" but can also "shut down the software at any time, we have the technology". So pegasus operators probably have some sort of…