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Comment #48117741
https://archive.is/zUgeD
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Comment #38286355
Paper: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:I_am_not_alone_(An...
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Comment #37937505
For rooted Android phones, there's ACC: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/mattecarra.accapp/
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Comment #36559936
> However, that means interactions, such as user likes, blocks, follows, etc are all public. Au contraire, if network users control their clients, they can "block"¹ and "follow" co…
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Comment #35907525
You got me
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Comment #35880067
I wonder if regulation is partly to blame: "Due to 27 different regulations in the EU alone (and more in other non-EU-countries), the administrative burden for international e-comm…
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Comment #35749811
https://archive.ph/8Pdlj
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Comment #33038415
https://archive.ph/PNFX9
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Comment #32853885
The "No politics" at Coinbase refers to topics outside of the company's core mission. Regardless of what one thinks of lobbying, seeking beneficial regulation does not contradict t…
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Comment #32575337
https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(22)004...
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Comment #31617227
If you check the spam folder frequently enough, there is (in my experience) no issue with enabling "spam learning" on the spam folder itself.
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Comment #31510245
It'd be great if the README had example input and output images.
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Comment #31476003
It is possible to both want vaccines to be available, and for it to be a free decision whether to take them or not.
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Comment #31362951
https://archive.ph/WX7no
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Comment #31141583
https://newsblur.com It's an online service. It has features to extract the whole story from the source website, and to automatically filter feed items according to title, author, …
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Comment #31059640
Many of the issues on this article can be solved by turning the moderation problem on its head: instead of preventing users from posting any possibly offensive content, give users …
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Comment #30853859
I don't know, if they are not going to implement the feature I almost prefer to be told right away. (Although a short explanation of some possible workarounds and/or a rationale fo…
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Comment #30784395
(This is not Shingrix specific) Before doing the large (Phase III) clinical trial that leads to approval, smaller trials in humans (Phase II) are done to test different doses and s…
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Comment #30622631
One mitigation is to start serving the feed at a new URL. This should fix things for new subscribers. The old subscribers can optionally be encouraged to change to the new URL manu…
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Comment #30603189
The Russian government intentions being what they are, still: (i) This news can also be read as "Russia prepares for the possibility of being cut off from the global internet" (ii)…
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Comment #30595992
Indeed, calling the fact not paying an employee's a type of theft seems to be an originally English idiom¹. In other languages it's more akin to an unpaid debt or a breach contract…
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Comment #30587406
https://archive.ph/7OlJU
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Comment #30556677
As sad as I am about Russia/Putins's fixation with redefining its borders and all the suffering that this is causing: at least in one country the map reflects the reality of the pa…
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Comment #30523406
It could be, but searching for Catalonia in Google maps explicitly indicates it's a part of Spain. https://www.google.se/maps?q=catalunya Another explanation would be the dispute w…
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Comment #30517023
Can't all of this just be explained by the restriction of money flows out of Russia? What is the point of doing business with a country if one cannot get the profits out.