From what simple I understand, undoing combustion is as inconvenient as it is combusting it. The more energy a combustion outputs, the more difficult it is to undo it. But if they've found a catalyst to pull it off then I'm hopeful that it could work and maybe bring progress
Realistically speaking, if VPNs do get banned de jure, how will they enforce it? If forced to, will ISPs catch you sending traffic towards a VPN (not what traffic you're sending)?
A recent analysis (1) finding a negative relationship between fluoride exposure and adolescent IQ was prominently cited in decisions to end community water fluoridation (CWF) in parts of the United States. However, the quality and salience of that evidence have been questioned (2, 3). Most notably, the bulk of the evidence presented by Taylor et al. (1) concerned extremely high dosages of fluoride—far exceeding levels relevant to CWF policy discussions. None of their evidence came from population-representative samples; most failed to account for selection into treatment. None of the research was conducted using data collected in the United States.
why?
Really!? Interesting, how would they gauge that? I don't doubt this already Happens but I'm surprised they're open about it.
This shit was a pain in the ass and now learning about this makes me feel even more pissed off as a customer
From what simple I understand, undoing combustion is as inconvenient as it is combusting it. The more energy a combustion outputs, the more difficult it is to undo it. But if they've found a catalyst to pull it off then I'm hopeful that it could work and maybe bring progress
Realistically speaking, if VPNs do get banned de jure, how will they enforce it? If forced to, will ISPs catch you sending traffic towards a VPN (not what traffic you're sending)?
but it sure isn't good to see what THEIR actions get ME!
this is peak
so search engines like google can't see what sites you've visited anymore. genius, never occurred to me that they could track that. thanks for the tip
what a bureaucratic adventure
this research was done to figure out the unknown
Kind of shameful of /e/ to blatantly disregard user privacy like that. Is Graphene our last stand against Orwellian surveillance?
I see nothing but mistranslation and poor framing with this article
I understand the point you're making, but we might be losing the plot comparing Mein Kampf to Harry Potter...
it must be one thing to experience living near an airport. then it must be another thing to experience living near a rocket launchpad
right but consider his stance on mexicans and drug addicts. not much of empath
must be saying something about JS programmers
::: spoiler ... mandatory /s :::
shouldn't it be red if a service is getting shut down? thats negative i assume
steve jobs is rolling rn