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Have strong opinions, but I welcome any civil fact-based discussion.
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There is a bit of misconception of what this community is. It’s not really meant to compete with lemmy.world
or anyone else really.
Instead of creating just another identical community, I decided to create something more worthwhile. The focus of this community is to create a space where open discussions can happen. And while to many it might sound “great”, the reality is that people are used to ultra moderated communities where they only see their own point of view reinforced. So having some unpopular opinions expressed and when they report it, them not being removed, is controversial. But that’s what open forum looks like.
The community has clear rules, and they are always enforced, but I don’t moderate opinions that don’t break any rules. Even if they are against my personal views or unpopular. That is reflected in the modlog, as I always point to the rule broken instead of writing unique reasons for different situations.
I’m not familiar enough with [email protected] to know their philosophy, but my DMs are always open. My Matrix handle is also available in the profile if more secure communications are preferred.
That I agree with. A lot of billionaires owned corporate media were doing everything in their power to kiss Israel’s ass by their useless coverage.
For basic introduction to trading, read https://maxroll.gg/poe2/resources/trade-in-path-of-exile-2
I don’t think there is a centralized database that tracks PoE 2 pricing data overtime like there is for PoE yet.
But one thing you should get is an add-on that allows you to check item price in-game based on everything listed in the trade site. https://github.com/Kvan7/Exiled-Exchange-2 allows you to quickly decide what’s worth stashing and selling and what is not until you get more practice and be able to judge it at a glance.
I imagine pricing will stay extremely dynamic during the whole early access, since many tweaks are expected.
Wrong product. That’s USB-A to USB-C/Micro-B/Lightning, not USB-C to USB-C.
Good luck.
The cable is not available on Amazon yet, so you’ll need to buy it directly from the Japanese site and find a way to have it shipped.
Look kids, another billionaire caught lying. These garbage people are the enemy, not your neighbors that like rainbow flags or look different than you.
No, not really.
Lebanon: Israeli air strikes that killed at least 49 civilians further evidence of war crimes Amnesty International investigation concludes Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza Israel/OPT: US-made munitions killed 43 civilians in two documented Israeli air strikes in Gaza – new investigation
Amnesty International has also documented evidence of war crimes by Israeli forces. According to their reports, Israeli forces carried out at least 1,600 airstrikes across Lebanon, hitting various villages and towns, which led to the deaths of over 500 people.
From the same article.
The fact that it had over a million people buy early access keys, invalidates your point, but I get it. I’m waiting for full release myself as I never paid for early access and not planing to change that.
If you interested in great coverage about Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, see https://youtu.be/Y5K9HBiJpuk. It’s very well explained and with great visual details and without typical media sensationalism.
There isn’t such a thing really. Any of the exits can be blocked or become inoperable depending on the emergency situation. It’s all dynamic. The best you can do is always listen to the cabin crew. They are not only there to board you and serve you drinks, they have proper emergency training and are invaluable crew members.
That was the original title under which the article was published. They later changed it.
Scott Dachroeden, a guitar tech and tour photographer who had worked with the band for years, received a cancer diagnosis in late 2022. The band, which records show did not spend grant money on benefits like health insurance, circulated a GoFundMe page on Twitter.
“He has no health insurance and now cannot work to pay his bills,” the page said. The band’s lead singer said on Facebook that Alice in Chains helped out behind the scenes, but a person familiar with the situation said that Dachroeden didn’t get much, if any, money from the band during the pandemic and that after his diagnosis, the band connected Dachroeden with a charity that helps with medical bills. Dachroeden died soon after his diagnosis.
Alice in Chain’s publicists and manager didn’t respond to requests for comment.
Such a class act…
Say goodbye to lower drug prices among other things.
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There is a big misconception here.
Apple only limits 3rd party tracking and access. 1st party tracking by Apple, a known bad actor, is not affected by all the security measures they implement.
Clearest example of that being, that Apple backups everything to iCloud of which they keep E2EE disabled by default. Hence, all the content being available in plan text to Apple and anyone else who can compromise your Apple account. Fun fact: that’s where majority of celebrity nude leaks come from by the way.
And since the whole ecosystem is closed by design, you have no option to circumvent that unlike with open ecosystems.
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It’s really sad that their level of self-importance is overshadowing what they supposed to represent. There were millions of valid things to report on, but no, they had to create fake sensational story.
Try https://web.archive.org/web/20241224183645/https://www.health.com/study-aging-peaks-8756326