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aodonnell2536

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    Comment #40954872

    You’re linking a study from early 2021, which is before the admissions began to start. The WHO was dishonest throughout the COVID-19 outbreak, at this point in time this is well-kn…

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    Comment #40953293

    But not the laboratories doing gain-of-function research on coronaviruses in the exact vicinity of the virus’s origin? Even considering that several workers of this laboratory got …

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    Comment #40953173

    Well, in the instance of this book, you should follow along with the steps that Bob Nystrom writes for you. From reading it, it’s clear you’re supposed to follow along and write co…

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    Comment #40953139

    I find it difficult to understand how you’re still propagating the “Wet Market Theory”. Please further explain why you don’t believe that COVID-19 did not emerge from a laboratory.…

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    Comment #40927602

    Upon visiting the website: failed to start application on imherefor.me This is most likely because your project has a code error. Check your project logs, fix the error and try aga…

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    Comment #40801137

    How is this from the right wing?

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    Comment #40768894

    Not really a new phenomenon, though. People have been been calling others “The Man” for ages

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    Comment #40710982

    cfront was a C++ => C transpiler

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    Comment #40699764

    Been awhile since I’ve accidentally pressed r during visual-block editing but vim will gladly replace every cell under your selection with whatever character you choose after hitti…

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    Comment #40673221

    There really isn’t much to be explained. I’m using the terms somewhat interchangeably because they are essentially the same thing - deep distrust is just high magnitude distrust. O…

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    Comment #40665901

    With due respect, I reused your own example to highlight its absurdity. That being said, you still haven’t convinced me. I claim I t’s very possible to hold deep distrust without a…

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    Comment #40665865

    An interesting anecdote and counterexample (at least to me): Just yesterday I visited a rather large mall to visit a jeweler for a simple ask, and while standing in the store 3 oth…

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    Comment #40665527

    An anecdote: I regularly played Crash Bandicoot with my family while young on a PlayStation, and our device always had disc drive issues. Pretty sure we even went through two PlayS…

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    Comment #40665485

    Now there’s “Overwatch” the game, “Overwatch” the anticheat platform, and “Overwatch” the OSINT platform!

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    Comment #40665456

    I suppose it is subjective, but I consider about any health problem requiring a professional time sensitive. Time lost potentially leads to damage of one’s most irreplaceable asset…

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    Comment #40665410

    No, I don’t believe it is. There’s much wiggle room between the two scenarios you painted. Of course one can have a deep distrust of the government without believing it’s run by li…

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    Comment #40556929

    Would it then follow that commands/builtins like `time` and `sudo` are monads? What about shell commands in general, since you can always chain together stdout to stdin with pipes?…

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    Comment #40550080

    How come? This doesn’t seem true to me, and your second clause reads like a non-sequitor

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    Comment #40541625

    This seems likely to me. Considering the global market share of Windows, there would be a need to roll out such a grandiose service slowly, too.

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    Comment #40539295

    Likewise. The idea gives me flashbacks to a picture of a teratoma I once saw. (Nightmare material)

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    Comment #40539220

    I agree with your sentiment, but traditionally (in the United States) cab drivers are one of the few service providers that one is culturally expected to tip.

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    Comment #40188904

    While the YouTube/uBlock war of attrition was going on, I had to use the newest hotfix every couple of days. Have had no problem with uBlock for around 2+ months now.

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    Comment #40169810

    Arguably the original one, too.

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    Comment #40169731

    A line break in between the two sentences of the last paragraph may have made the commenter’s point clearer. It seems to be they were only comparing the relatives benefits/drawback…

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    Comment #39885679

    > If everyone solely optimized for their own situation, society would fail I don’t buy it. Most people’s interests are aligned within the context of a healthy and functioning neigh…