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@verretor @mydogisahusky2 That graph is probably underestimating more recent growth, as I bet you it's discounting NAT. But even then, that's probably just another order of magnitude. Getting to 1 billion is nine orders of magnitude.
@verretor @mydogisahusky2 Most of the internet's growth in terms of orders of magnitude had already happened by 2000.
Opinion: Without Greyhound buses, small-town residents are losing a lifeline - The Globe and Mail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-without-greyhound-buses-small-town-residents-are-losing-a-lifeline/
"I helped women secure Greyhound tickets as a key part of their escape plan [from abusers]. Not only were bus tickets the cheapest option for a woman fleeing with little money to her name, they were often the only option for women living in rural, remote and northern areas and in First Nations communities."
Yet another way lockdown will kill people for years to come.
@mydogisahusky2 @verretor It's amazing how _late_ that headline is. You'd expect it to be mid 90's or so. But it's one month shy of 2001!
@verretor "Young adults refuse to sacrifice themselves for older generation that has sacrificed young adults their entire lives."
@harding what shows up for " beard trimmer for women"?
@robep00@bitcoinhackers.org @Bitcoinlabrador I mean, that attitude is fine if you are talking about the elderly...
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Research suggests Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine reprograms innate immune responses
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210510/Research-suggests-Pfizer-BioNTech-COVID-19-vaccine-reprograms-innate-immune-responses.aspx
Maybe, like, figure out what's going on before coercing 12 year olds into taking this... just saying.
"China, which had been transparent about its civilian plutonium programme until recently, stopped annual voluntary declarations to the International Atomic Energy Agency on its stocks of civilian plutonium in 2017"
Not good.
Concerns grow over China nuclear reactors shrouded in mystery | Business and Economy News | Al Jazeera
https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2021/5/19/concerns-grow-over-china-nuclear-reactors-shrouded-in-mystery
https://youtu.be/neuULfh5ApI at 3:43
"I had to listen to Vitalic Buterin for at least two minutes to get into the correct mindset"
It's infecting everything.
"Imagine this was the only proof humans existed"
"Her accent is so British that my sunny street here in Brazil became foggy"
https://youtu.be/FSjvlnneEto
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@Laconicif @verretor The best vaccine has a 100% chance of preventing you from catching covid: cyanide.
@stephanlivera I was off by an average of 31 days.
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If you thought mask mandates and lockdowns work reliably, and that they were what stopped COVID, then you should be able to score well on this quick chart quiz site by @ThomasEWoods
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RT @JamesMelville
Texas has just reported:
▪️0 Covid related deaths
▪️fewest Covid cases in over 13 months
▪️lowest 7-day Covid new cases rate
▪️lowest Covid hospitalisations in 11 months
And guess what? Texas ended all Covid restrictions 10 weeks ago.
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> Content piracy has been identified as a significant problem in a more open and global environment.
No, it's really not
#yalereport
> There are two approaches to addressing piracy: first, copyright reform and, second, prohibiting unlawful actions that facilitate the reception of programs from Internet sites.
In other words it's not the actual piracy they want to prevent, it's enabling technology. Like FLOSS.
> australia as example
yeah
> With respect to the second approach, sections 9 and 10 of the Radiocommunication Act currently make it an offence to decode, retransmit, and operate devices, equipment, or components to receive an unlawfully decrypted subscription program. These provisions should be moved to the
broadcasting Act and expanded to include all forms of media content, whether received through satellites or through
the Internet.
>. Consequential amendments should also be made to ensure proper enforcement of these
provisions.
UGH, terrible, just terrible #canada
No, it's really not
#yalereport
> There are two approaches to addressing piracy: first, copyright reform and, second, prohibiting unlawful actions that facilitate the reception of programs from Internet sites.
In other words it's not the actual piracy they want to prevent, it's enabling technology. Like FLOSS.
> australia as example
yeah
> With respect to the second approach, sections 9 and 10 of the Radiocommunication Act currently make it an offence to decode, retransmit, and operate devices, equipment, or components to receive an unlawfully decrypted subscription program. These provisions should be moved to the
broadcasting Act and expanded to include all forms of media content, whether received through satellites or through
the Internet.
>. Consequential amendments should also be made to ensure proper enforcement of these
provisions.
UGH, terrible, just terrible #canada
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