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Comment #22388716
Because you haven't experienced a problem in your body that is rotten deep inside but shows little to no symptoms. My friend died in Alberta. It took two weeks to even see a doctor…
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Comment #22388628
Don't forget 6 months waiting time for breast cancer diagnoses. Don't forget over a months waiting time for a simple antibiotic shot, which my friend died while waiting. Don't forg…
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Comment #22215430
Actually it's not like you think. It's OK to use guards for yourself because 1) there are thousands of non-public guards(bridges) 2) you choose the path to the rendezvous point 3) …
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Comment #22215161
If you need a location hidden service it’s wise to run your own guard.
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Comment #22109399
Wow, this much design and this less information?
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Comment #22105486
Not enough airflow to filter air. Really, it's just an expensive way to waste money. Seriously? 600mA? Air purifiers are rated like 30W for a reason.
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Comment #22102694
If I want lot of work and an amazing operating system, I'd' ve built an operating system myself. Since I'm a person with a job, run serious things and has a deadline, I use linux.
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Comment #22095248
i r o n y
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Comment #22095230
God, another IPFS shilling. Can't they come back when it's really usable?
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Comment #22082165
Embedded systems can use internet securely without HTTPS.
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Comment #22078181
While they're on it can't they make http version of it? Some browsers don't support modern https, you know.
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Comment #22076546
Quite a lot of the East does not. Also, UK replaced it's coal for natural gas because large coal mines are not near it.
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Comment #22072385
Efficiency is not the factor when considering energy source. People pay money for stable electricity, not cheap electricity. >b...but we can store energy! No we can't. Energy stora…
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Comment #22072363
Wow, seriously? Do you think people run coal power plants to generate profit ? Profit doesn't matter. They run it for 24/7 stable energy. >hurr durr coal is unprofitable we need to…
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Comment #22072347
oh wow, big wall street is dumping coal. clap clap
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Comment #22062615
The fact that the particular "criminal justice system" did not even allow him to contact the media sold me. He can't get a fair trial in Japan because their system is broken.
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Comment #22006180
You don't know what earth's temperature was back then. And you're comparing the "estimated average" 20,000 BCE to 1800 to "the recorded temperatures" of 1800~ with a raw graph? And…
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Comment #22006096
Overpopulation excluded the factor of "technology innovation". Climate scaremongers are doing the same.
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Comment #22006077
That could be your imagination. Australia's temperature is quite in the normal range, similar to that of 1960s. https://weatherspark.com/h/y/149434/2020/Historical-Weather-... http…
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Comment #22005974
Yeah, fire because of arson? There were much bigger fires past due to lack of fire supplies. What's your point?
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Comment #22005948
fear-mongering much?
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Comment #21954936
Duh. Science will figure it out and 'the last tree' will never be cut down. Science along with capital is un-poisoning rivers, making fishing sustainable, and greenifing forests wh…
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Comment #21954922
>I was growing up here in the 90s; we had solid -30 Celsius winters for several months. Where? In your imagination? https://weatherspark.com/h/y/148642/1990/Historical-Weather-... …
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Comment #21932174
Now that's a file system to die for!