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Are we supposed to deal in good faith with people who believe things for which there is no evidence? Some people also believe in a flat Earth.

Why not two committees and a head of state?

Lucali also rolls the dough, which upsets some purists, but they make a great pie

Do you have an agreement with Rotten Tomatoes? I believe RT started blocking Justwatch when Justwatch was scraping the RT scores.

Didn't he want it to stay with Germany?

This article doesn't seem to address any of the strains originating in India, fwiw. My guess is that they haven't known of them long enough to understand their reaction in vaccinated people.

you can set it up that way if you prefer, there is a resume= kernel param you can set to a separate file or device. I keep them combined tho because I hardly ever use much swap, and don't have a ton of disk, and if hibernation ever did fail, I can just close some tabs and be fine

Isn't the better analogy that countries aren't people? Or are you really arguing that America is a person as opposed to a collection of people?

Part of the problem that Scots faces is that there are actually 3 Scottish languages: Scottish Gaelic, Scots, and Scottish English. Scottish Gaelic is similar to Irish, Scots is a descendant of Old English, and Scottish English is a dialect of standard British English. People often conflate Scots with Scottish English.

There is, of course, a difference between being a casual editor in Wikipedia, versus creating 1/3 of the entire encyclopedia while being illiterate.

Hard to not mention violent crime though

From what I can tell, they connect the caller directly to the restaurant, but charge the restaurant a fee for their connection "service".

Is there a source that's not literally the lobbying group for glass recyclers?

The $1.5 trillion was a fund of one day fully collateralized loans, of which only ~$100 billion was actually used. There was no wealth transfer, just the fed following its mandate to keep interest rates on short-term loans within an acceptable band.

Here's the daily totals of repo loans:

https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/tomo-results-d...

Perhaps to inform people about the goods and services that you offer that they might be interested in buying?

Are you suggesting that there should be a size requirement before a site has to pre-moderate their UGC? What metric would you use? Revenue? Taxable Income? Impressions? Volume of UGC? # of employees?

If there's a blanket repeal of liability protection for UGC, it's going to have a much larger impact on smaller forums.

If the survival of their company depended on it, they would absolutely figure out a way to pre-moderate content, and almost certainly that would include significantly more low-paid moderators.

They had something like $18 billion dollars in profit last year, you don't think they could afford to hire an army of moderators?

Will every post need to be pre-moderated to ensure that nothing objectionable is published? I wonder how this would affect sites like Hacker News and Reddit, or any forum sites really.

Won't they need to have even more low-paid workers to make sure they don't publish something that violates the law?

The website is gone, it just redirects to a Youtube account. For all intents and purposes, it's shut down.

Dark web isn't inherently negative though, is it? It's not like they called it pedo-web.

In case anyone else is curious, async/await isn't part of this release but should be in the next (1.38):

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/62149

because that was the biggest issue in the original article, they didn't have backups of their data, so the company was dead. If they had had backups, they could have recreated the infrastructure.

From the article:

"I Promise students were among those identified by the district as performing in the 10th to 25th percentile on their second-grade assessments. They were then admitted through a lottery."

It's incredible the author was so proud of being an asshole that he wrote a blog post about it.

Do you think that $420/yr difference is really moving the needle on poverty?

I'm just reading the wiki, but it sounds like the equal time rule applies to any candidate who wants to buy air time, not just a major party one. Am I misreading it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal-time_rule

According to my doc cousin, it's to limit the number of patient handoffs between providers. Apparently error rates are around 5-10% per handoff, so the idea is that if the error rate from sleep deprivation is less than that, it's better to have sleep deprivation.

For the 2nd factor, they should have some kind of non-electronic device which when inserted and turned, would allow the activation of the door and ignition of the car.

Boomers were disdained as the "me generation" by their parents. Freaks, geeks, and long-haired hippies. It seems like the kids are always maligned by the olds, and vice versa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_generation