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But make it 30%+ instead of 10.

I always thought of it as BEE-YOU_ES_DEE

I appreciate the response. I agree with most of what you say.

I still think it's important to point out that in this situation, with a) a lack of primary data and especially b) considering the political and societal implications for publicly disagreeing with the "accepted opinion" consensus might just not be a great measure in this case.

> the overwhelming majority have reached a consensus in favor of vaccination doing more good than harm (for good reason)

Do you believe they have all the data needed to make that a final conclusion? Or are most of those medical professionals simply following certain leaders and descission makers? Would that even count as (useful) consensus then?

I imagine this to be a real-life thing. In Germany, we have things called "Volkshochschule" (think: community college without any commitment, just booked by the course. It would be perfect for this kind of model, or just offering a few weeks crash course during the summer break.

Building and flying custom FPV quadcopters. I think this would be a great way to teach young kids all kinds of interesting topics AND get them to go outside.

Not to stir the pot too much, but the much more prevelant narrative was "Everybody not getting the vaccine would die within a year"

Why does your account read like every comment was written by an AI? They are all so gerneric, most of them seem to directly relate to the title but nothing else. You've also never gone into any discussion after leaving your initial comment.

And yet you make the assertion "What it is not is a successful covert operation by a competent intelligence agency."

"Coicidence theories" (for lack of a better word) are just as difficult to prove on day 1.

... is what the intelligence agency would say.

Or a new German government, but your option seems more likely.

We aren't even talking about arming anyone, we were talking about sabotage.

Just because they are *also* pushing for conflict doesn't mean they are the *only* ones.

This post is specifically about the US' own psyop operations -

> The Pentagon has ordered a sweeping audit of how it conducts clandestine information warfare, after major social media companies identified and took offline fake accounts suspected of being run by the U.S. military — tactics used by countries such as Russia and Iran in violation of the platforms’ rules

Would it be better if he didn't?

I know it's needed to provide the functionality you're going for, but I'm always weary of extensions that want to "read and change data on ALL websites I visit".

Any reason why you not just request permission for the 19 domains you actually support? Also, I know some extension request permission on a per-domain-basis the first time they actually try to access it. Maybe that's a path you could also look into.

You accidentally a word or two here:

> If the latest OCSP staple indicates that a revocation, Caddy automatically replaces the certificate with a new one.

And I feel glad I still have my mom and am calling her regularly.

Call your moms!

> one database

You mean one field in local storage [1]

Using github pages or similar, this could be completely free to run.

[1] https://imgur.com/JKSo6lP.png

How am I even supposed to know that's a feature on youtube then?

No one is saying the should get a boost in ranking or rank well just by being an SPA. You're the one suggesting they should be penalized just for the fact they use client side rendering.

You seem to suggest that a SPA can only consist of a single `view`, when in fact there's often no discernible difference apart from the underlying architecture. Maybe we need a new word, so people stop getting confused. SPA has nothing to do with the amount of content or views a website has.

It's just as simple to create a shallow, useless website in PHP as it is in React.

>The bigger question is why you think an spa should rank well in general. It's only one page.

Spoken like someone who hasn't used the web in 5 years.

Reminds me of this old classic:

Openoffice can’t print on Tuesdays

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8171956

You don't even need a service worker for that.

Just fetch it.

  fetch("https://jstrieb.github.io/")

So yea, other sites on his github pages are compromised, that's true.

That's not true, service workers still obey the cross-origin policy.

The only thing I can think of is, that a service worker has it's own CSP, as opposed to obeying the CSP of the registering script, but this service doesn't use CSP anyways.

Assuming 200 years for people on earth, the traveler would experience 199.4 years

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=time+dialation+at+0.08...

>disconnect the last car and take everything

That's no fun for the ICE 20 miles out.

This appears to be a custom react setup, no premade framework that I could find.

I found the non-minified .jsx [1] for it though, if you're into that.

[1] https://gist.github.com/stackola/6e0afcfab8048152426f387e1ce...

Might be referring to this [1], but it concludes population sizes have gone down 60%, which doesn't sound good either, but is still a different story.

[1] https://www.wwf.org.uk/updates/living-planet-report-2018

I can. But I don't think that should be the default state, nor is it healthy.

I'm really trying to do better in this regard, but it's proving difficult to improve at.