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The vaccine-hesitant people I know are waiting for the live attenuated virus and/or FDA approval...

Please show me where it lists the reasons for not vaccinating on the page you linked, as I only see numbers on whether or not people are vaccinated. As it stands, your claim has zero statistical evidence to back it up. In fact, your link has zero relevance to your claim in any way.

You're significantly overestimating the amount of pull that type of person has in the US anymore, while simultaneously dramatically (I can only assume willfully) misquoting that bible verse.

For photos, you could always do Nextcloud and save yourself the work of writing something (unless, of course, you're doing it for fun).

Why do they even allow that? It seems counter to the whole point of an app designed around finding someone nearby to bang.

Except when the system can't handle the animations and they get jerky.

I have to agree. This is a clever way to catch criminals that doesn't particularly harm non-criminals. I'll take this over the anti-encryption campaign the FBI has been on for the past 10 or 20 years.

What's wrong with the feedback they get through traditional channels, though? There's already a GitHub issues page and the forums. There's no need to exfiltrate user data to figure out something they're already telling you.

Teslas don't use NEMA chargers in the US.

Their charging infrastructure is by far the best out there, even if it is a proprietary standard.

This exact attitude is why public opinion is turning against privately-owned drones.

Someone, somewhere, thinks something you did is reprehensible.

So, to you, there's no possibility for a person to redeem themselves regardless of the nature of their transgression?

1809 is the first build that shipped with the mitigations, so that explains why there are a lot of performance problems around that time.

All of the major slowdowns seem to pop up in build 1809, which is where the first Spectre/Meltdown mitigations were introduced, which is to be expected.

Why stop there? You could get a whole circle of Teslas towing each other and never even have to stop moving!

I wasn't talking about those vitamins. I was talking about B12, which we largely get from meat...meat being the original topic.

> In all, 52% of vegans, 7% of vegetarians and one omnivore were classified as vitamin B12 deficient (defined as serum vitamin B12 < 118 pmol/l). [0]

[0] http://www.epic-oxford.org/publications/1554/serum-concentra...

No, they are not "clearly deficient while eating meat" as you claim. There's a documented B12 deficiency in vegans and vegetarians that isn't present in meat eaters.

Do plant-based proteins have the B vitamins that most of the world is deficient in?

>Poisoning yourself with false hellebore suggests he might have been a little unhinged.

I would have thought his music alone was plenty of evidence that he was more than a little unhinged.

I have a hunch that upvotes/minute matters too.

I have trouble believing any company that makes claims about privacy but won't provide source code to back them up.

This was my experience quitting drinking. Once I realized what it meant for my stability, both mental and financial, the upsides stopped outweighing the downsides and I lost all interest.

Still working on cigarettes.

Oh neat, the wu mao is actually confronting me. Was your blatant attempt at misdirection worth the fifty cents?

IIRC you used to be able to make a bootable Windows stick on Linux simply by extracting the contents of the ISO onto a USB stick and marking it bootable. Is that still possible now that EFI is everywhere?

Unetbootin either dumps the raw ISO directly to the block device or, in the case of Windows, extracts it to an exFAT partition. Ventoy doesn't require you to extract or dump the ISOs at all, which is where the real beauty of it lies.

I use Ventoy on a 500 GB portable SSD. I have Windows 10, FreeBSD, and multiple versions of each distro on it just in case. It even works with TempleOS.

All it needs now is some way to keep persistent files and I'll never need another thumb drive to install an OS.

> obsessive hunting for displays of anger and ruining people's lives over it

The man ruined his own life by being an absolute maniac. He has nobody to blame but himself, and to make it out to be a witch hunt is at minimum obtuse and at worst acting as an apologist for dangerous behavior. If throwing a printer at someone who's pleasantly introducing themself seems reasonable to you, please, I beg of you, never work anywhere. It's for everyone else's safety.

It's hard not to gloat over the misery of someone who, guaranteed, caused at least as much misery to multiple other people.

HN is particularly rabid about banning cars for some reason. I got absolutely mobbed by cyclists the other day when I said that there are legitimate reasons to use a car in a city, with someone even going as far as claiming my car is too big. When I pointed out that the cars he suggested as smaller alternatives were actually bigger than what I drive...nothing.

The anti-car movement is truly insufferable, because, at least online, it seems it's mostly spearheaded by people from Europe who have never seen how spread-out America is. I'm not about to bike 30 miles each way to work every day, rain or shine, and yet I get looked at as the villain for suggesting people stop going outside when the weather sucks.

Rant over. I hate people.

How does shutting something down for 3 years to find out information we already know not count as censorship? The environmental claim only really applies to Bitcoin, and yet it's a full moratorium on all cryptocurrency, even those that use PoS.