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> You're going to have a hard time convincing the judge that you "accidentally" gave the wrong pin in this case Counter-example: muscle memory. My OH has - more than once - attempt…

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> Intentions matter Fed: "give us your PIN or else" me: "528491" Fed: me: "no! 528419, I meant 528419!!" Fed:

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/... It's write and/or erase cycles that cause wear.

> It seems like you're going around tech forums arguing with the democratic decision and fear-mongering about how legitimate projects will be removed next. If we're going to argue …

> How would it help your mental health [...] ...to be told the truth? Quite a lot. I've been inside companies that had to right-size their teams, it's not pretty, but my goodness h…

Is the app Apple-only?

> If your children have broken bones you can't explain [..] I don't mean to be combative about this but 1) do you have children and 2) if yes, how many times have you taken your ch…

> Even in the offline world that is not the case. Ex. Alkohol sales I bought a beer yesterday and shared it with our 16 year-old, and I shared some wine with him this evening. How …

> A sensible regulator would leave some responsibility to the parents (Speaking as a parent of three) why can't we just leave all responsibility to the parents? In our experience i…

...even with the glut of pelicans, aren't there still far more images of actual bikes (with correct frames) available to train on? Perhaps I'm underestimating the number of pelican…

These scammers are breaking the law already, why would breaking yet another law matter to them?

"What costs make up an electricity bill?" from the House of Commons Library is worth a read[0], it reveals the typical breakdown of a household electricity bill in the UK: Wholesal…

Neither Binface nor Farage have any answers for the problems the UK appears to be facing; this election feels like something specifically designed to create material for viewers of…

> The confirmation vote is not just about the President of the Commission but the entire package, including other major positions in the Commission and major policy directions It's…

All the European Council's negotiations were private. No public hearings, no public votes, not even any public parliamentary debates(!) about different candidates for the Commissio…

> no need to bleed political capital I'm not sure the EU needs to worry about political capital in the way that many national and regional governments do. Power moves through negot…

In Germany you're not allowed to mow your lawn with a motorised mower or to recycle glass bottles on Sundays either. "Banned" feels like a slightly clumsy word to use to describe r…

Playboy was never in school libraries either, basically because children aren't adults. Isn't this basic curation and child protection, not censorship?

> It would make moderation impossible otherwise. Why would you need to moderate private messages between users?

> It’s incorrect to say that catching the virus gives you “better” protection than a vaccine. An expert in the field would appear to disagree: Dr F: "the best vaccination is to get…

> A reduction is still a reduction, even if is not a 100% total and full stop The advice I was given from our family doctor was that having had an utterly mild case of (actual) Cov…

> Vaccines reduce the chance of them spreading it [..] "Citation needed"... Covid vaccination did not reliably or durably block SARS-CoV-2 transmission, especially after Omicron an…

> the kids that would have died from vaccines are still in danger Except that we knew by May 2020 (possibly even earlier) that the data showed that the young and otherwise healthy …

> It's a trade off but it's one that must be made At the latest by May 2020, we knew that Covid risk was extremely stratified by age and underlying health conditions. To be very cl…