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https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/BLJOIMRELO/jobsworth-ristretto-retractable-cafe-lock
I have one of these, which has the bonus of not needing keys or anything. I haven't had to use it in anger either, and its definitely not secure, but enough to stop someone walking off with it at least
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Surely that's because he's using trans community to mean trans men and trans women as as a minority group? Right?
I think it could as easilly be read as a dog-whistle statement othering trans women as distinct from "normal/natural" women. Again, even if it wasn't his intent, its awfully lacking in nuance, which is ironic given the events of a couple of days ago
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This bit though “There’s a broader issue here. The Black Lives Matter movement – or moment, if you like – internationally is about reflecting something completely different. It’s reflecting on what happened dreadfully in America just a few weeks ago and showing or acknowledging that as a moment across the world.” just seems to be completely missing the point and pretty patronising. I can't really see what the excuse is
It also seems to completely ignore or, more worryingly deny, that the UK is as institutionally racist as the USA which is not really a strong position to take, even if its slightly less overt here
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https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15376748/
Not sure if you saw this
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uPVC door question. When our kitchen door gets hot it gets stuck near the latch. As far as I can tell it's an expansion issue, rather than anything slipping/the door hinges dropping, and it's only a case of millimetres. Is there anything a diy-er could do to fix this?
Second picture shows the plate that is catching, it still seems flush to the frame so I don't think its moved.
Edit: now that I've posted the pictures, is it as simple as just loosening the screws in pic three and sliding the plate back slightly?
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AI, everybody. Its totally fine and unbiased in any way shape or form.
Denis Malimonov is the programmer behind Face Depixelizer, and in an email to Motherboard said the tool is not meant to actually recover a low-resolution image, but rather create a new and imagined one through artificial intelligence.
“There is a lot of information about a real photo in one pixel of a low-quality image, but it cannot be restored,” Malimonov said. “This neural network is only trying to guess how a person should look.”
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Well yeah, it appears "some black lives" don't matter to BLM!!!!
It is entirely possible to simultaneously hold the beliefs that; it is a shame that a tiny number of police officers have been killed (far more die every year due to RTAs during traffic stops, for e.g. link), and that protests about the overwhelming volume of violence and abuse committed by the police on black and other minorities are important to highlight the systematic abuses that appear to be inherent in countries ideas of policing.
This is not the the gotcha that you seem to think it is
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Yeah, just read that at launch it was using hardware fingerprinting which makes it objectively worse than Chrome/FF, which is impressive