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Comment #28964245
I recently switched from an iPhone to a Pixel with GrapheneOS and it's been great so far (a couple months now or so). It's extremely usable, with only minor hiccups if you're tryin…
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Comment #28952445
Smarter Every Day made a video today about something he's been a part of, here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMtrY6lbjcY
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Comment #28559028
The CDC[0] links to a report[1] mentioning estimates of anywhere from 60,000 to 2.5 million defensive gun uses per year. I’m not necessarily agreeing with the previous comment, jus…
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Comment #28536769
It’s certainly healthier I’d bet.
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Comment #28532135
Triage exists for a reason, and it seems reasonable to apply that here. If you want to accept the risks of your “lifestyle choice”, you should be the one who faces the consequences…
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Comment #28427885
Wouldn't "any" include authority compelled logging?
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Comment #28427052
Thought this was interesting since they’re actually a YC company: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/dreamworld
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Comment #28409578
Has something like this happened before in history? Where we have the tools to avoid deaths both caused by COVID and the indirect deaths caused by a lack of healthcare capacity, bu…
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Comment #28384562
https://mullvad.net/en/blog/tag/audits/
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Comment #28351724
There's no number of audits they'll accept. Where they're currently "auditing" there have already been multiple audits already completed. The whole thing is a joke, it's endless by…
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Comment #28342687
Probably the flavor that leads to burning black churches and attempting to overthrow US democracy?
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Comment #28308125
Well the site does seem to be some sort of PostgreSQL consultancy.
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Comment #28273773
CDC has this[0] which is fairly recent, and just as a layman it appears the vaccines are doing well against delta. 0: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7034e1.htm
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Comment #28187415
I would consider getting out of this boondoggle as soon as possible an example of competence.
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Comment #28149864
Which policies in particular do they find 1984-esque? Also I'm not sure where 99.97% is coming from, I'm getting ~98.3% from the CDC's Data Tracker page. Of course unreported cases…
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Comment #28122186
My (limited) understanding so far is that Calyx is a "looser" Graphene security wise to make it a bit more user friendly, I'm wanting to just jump in with both feet. I don't use a …
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Comment #28114853
I’m considering a switch to GrapheneOS on a Pixel. I’m not sure if it’s an overreaction but I feel like I’ve lost what little trust I had remaining in Apple. It’s really unfortunat…
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Comment #28079359
I took that to mean further protections for children, not expanding the overall scanning. Also isn't it you not caring about their property rights? Should Apple be forced to host C…
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Comment #28078844
Doesn’t this ease the worries from yesterday’s thread? They’ve taken steps to minimize false positives (one in a trillion accounts per year), and it’s not happening on private phot…
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Comment #27914236
How is that abusive? You pay for what you use and that’s it.
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Comment #27441862
It's sort of ironic that page loads 213kB of JavaScript from 8(!) separate scripts to show a large 0.
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Comment #27239095
It looks like DigitalOcean changed their policies, I can’t find the same messaging on the linked job post.
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Comment #27079549
Why would that incentivize the hospital though? Isn’t that who determines cause of death?