**This is fake, not peer reviewed and an attempt to sell a fake cure by a quack. **

If this gives off Andrew Wakefield vibes to you, you are not alone. The “journal” is a huge red flag since the homepage is full of blatantly AI generated images (see below). It appears to have published very little else and appears to have been set up by the second name on the paper and corresponding author, Haitham Amal.

Amal, looking at his LinkedIn, appears to have also recently been appointed to the position at Neuro-nos, a company that describes itself as developing a non-FDA medical cure for autism and dementia.

I’m absolutely not saying that it can’t be the case, nor that reducing pollutants from cars (and making more of them) would benefit everyones health. Just in this case, it is a blatant scam that will likely end up subjecting autistic children to god knows what side effects so this guy and his friends can make more money.

Pretty ironic since this is from the UK Guardian under Kath Viner’s editing which has played a key part in fanning the flames of the culture war.

I love SmartTube but the vast majority of the time I find content doesnt work anymore and just says “Applying the fix…” For 10 mins.

It says Kepler and older. You are right though 10 series has driver issues. Too old for NVK, too new for the old solution.

Shoe0nhead was heavily involved in Gamergate and directly radicalised people to the far right. Maybe she isn’t the best person to post to /c/Leftism

Email them at support@protonmail.zendesk.com. Hopefully if enough complain, they will add a toggle.

They also have a community cli client where the one example of a nag message is easy enough to remove on line 80 of cli.py https://github.com/jonasjancarik/protonvpn-cli-community/

We also have elections between two identical candidates

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If anything, this liberal throwing the toys out of the pram makes me even less likely to vote. 🍉

Yes.

In England and Wales where I am based, there is a really useful website that has information on laws that police like to use for protests: https://greenandblackcross.org/guides/laws/. Its a bit of a shame that the National Lawyers Guild doesn’t also provide public resources on laws for the US states that they operate in in a similar way.

They were also fans of using it against left-wing protestors while ignoring the right doing it, particularly in the case of anti-genocide protests. I assume they will just find something new to pick people off in the crowd now.

As a British person, I think living under Keir has made me even more apathetic to the US’s faux-democracy. The attacks against trans people, disabled people and Palestine have arguably got worse, even if the authoritarian element has got some of the nastier neo-Nazis a bit disorganised.

I’m really surprised that nobody has made (at least a basic) native ModOrganizer2 clone that uses features that Linux filesystem’s have that aren’t present on Windows.

Racism

I’m a fan of Cloudstream.

Mirror of what xxkylexx, Bitwarden Developer, said on Reddit:

Hi, Thanks for sharing your concerns here. We have been progressing use of our SDK (software development kit) in more use cases for our clients. However, our goal is to make sure that the SDK is used in a way that maintains GPL compatibility.

1. the SDK and the client are two separate programs
2. code for each program is in separate repositories
3. the fact that the two programs communicate using standard protocols does not mean they are one program for purposes of GPLv3

Being able to build the app as you are trying to do here is an issue we plan to resolve and is merely a bug.

From how I understand it, it appears they are saying that the bug was that it was possible to build externally.

I don’t have a deck but I do have a laptop with very similar specs and it has severe issues with performance. It isn’t much better on my partner’s GTX 1080 either.

It is also worded in such a way as to compare it to the Forstater judgement because Kath Viner has to work in transphobia to every part of the Guardian

GrooveShark, for me, particularly thrived on early Android as Tinyshark. It was probably one of the first ways I remember actively listening to whatever music I wanted to; no algorithm outside of the list of “most popular songs”.

Plain clothes are always incredibly obvious and oblivious to that fact. I’ve known them to stop and search people because they are baffled someone spotted them.