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bingidingi

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    Comment #28128013

    uhh how is it not cp if someone is a minor

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    Comment #28110459

    personally I found Nova to be kind of old school interface-wise… it’s good, but I’ve grown too used to IDEs like Atom/VS/etc, which seem more minimal on the surface Of course you c…

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    Comment #28106887

    it’s not even possible in the bubble

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    Comment #28093811

    yeah it’s a little bleak tbh, the scents are an attempt to influence your memory and make you hungry, and things like magic bands are meant to make you spend as much money as possi…

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    Comment #28092432

    it might go back to the american superiority complex; african and asian homeless people are different and distant enough to make us feel good about ourselves (poor foreigners), ame…

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    Comment #28091937

    i use song lyrics; nggyunglydngtaahy

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    Comment #28086472

    it was always a subsidized by the suffering of other people

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    Comment #28086458

    so is this a “no”?

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    Comment #28080029

    I guess in theory you could poison the well by widely sharing many false positives?

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    Comment #28079994

    would you not report unsolicited child porn to the FBI anyway?

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    Comment #28067101

    some small cities literally buy their homeless bus tickets to get rid of them, and their politicians point to the places they send them as liberalism run amok… how do you even undo…

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    Comment #28064911

    So if the FDA approved it you’d be ok with it?

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    Comment #28064865

    MRNA vaccines are not new, but the efficacy is. There are drugs on the market right now with much less r&d behind them. The main problem with the covid vaccines are political machi…

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    Comment #28055512

    I suspect part of the problem is that bricklaying is a human designed activity… what would a building process optimized for robots look like? more like 3d printing?

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    Comment #27788883

    Using the green cross for a pharmacy supports the suggested use as a generic symbol for health... I didn't exclude Asia, I stated that my experience there is more limited than the …

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    Comment #27788823

    It's objectively true. The US ignores many widely accepted international standards, and in multiple cases stands alone in doing so. It's not the defacto world view and shouldn't be…

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    Comment #27788782

    Asking works of fiction to stop using a symbol doesn't seem at all like a moral panic to me. What they're saying is "this symbol has a specific meaning, and it's important to us th…

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    Comment #27788526

    This falls under the appropriate case as defined under the Geneva Conventions, because these would be used by people administering aid in armed conflict.

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    Comment #27788422

    It's about the ubiquity in fiction. If every police box in fiction was a time machine, it stands to reason someone may be confused when encountering a real police box for the first…

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    Comment #27788088

    Because it's used generally as "health" and not "protected health worker" in video games. I suspect the red cross would not take issue with a game using the red cross to depict unt…

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    Comment #27787932

    These are medical units that fall under the protections of the red cross as outlined in the Geneva Conventions. "Under the Geneva Conventions, the three distinctive emblems of the …

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    Comment #27787874

    If I start putting the toilet symbol on doors without toilets behind them, eventually you're going to stop expecting toilets behind the door. You don't need an example to know that…

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    Comment #27787651

    The argument is that diluting the mark can cause confusion, and that confusion can cause death. "Videogames cause death" feels like a bad-faith oversimplification of the point they…