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by 0max 6y ago
Sounds like African automobile tariffs when you put it that way
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by 0max 6y ago
hilarious to the point of tears since we've been enabling the opposite for decades
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by 0max 6y ago
I think we've breached second-order simulacra at this point https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-order_simulacra
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by 0max 6y ago
Is Anime a Japanese government psy-op? And Techno for Germany?
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by 0max 6y ago
We may even start replacing streets named after European explorers with people who killed them like Lapu-Lapu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapu-Lapu
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by 0max 6y ago
The Philippines is one of Facebook's Internet.org countries where any link tapped on Facebook isn't charged against your phone's load/balance. (the country is largely pre-paid accounts and balances)
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by 0max 6y ago
Maybe if they LARP hard enough, the PNW will get their own version of Freetown Christiania https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freetown_Christiania
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by 0max 6y ago
Charter Cities sounds like the old Open Door policy but with extra steps https://blog.prepscholar.com/what-was-the-open-door-policy-c...
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by 0max 6y ago
I hear DC/VA/MD with the contractor industrial complex is a good example
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by 0max 6y ago
I'm getting the same vibe from EARN IT, no military grade encryption for us civvies.
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by 0max 6y ago
Its kinda ironic that their offices lead out to Salesforce Park
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by 0max 6y ago
I've barely convinced a close circle of friends to use Signal after using it for years. The latest cash injection from the former WhatsApp founder led to plenty of updates that my friends love, like the "encrypted" (iirc?) st
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by 0max 7y ago
I use feedly myself which pulls in articles via RSS. I even got into this thread with an RSS link. Frankly, it's a great resource to keep up with different blogs and sites without having them all live in your bookmarks bar.
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by 0max 7y ago
we're in 2020, get a faraday hat for goodness sakes. also, ever notice those new stair gates with the large screen ads on elevated MTA stops lately? wonder what kind of sensors are running in there.
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by 0max 7y ago
This is why I apply a personal philosophy of "separation of powers" when it comes to browsers, operating systems and their ecosystems.
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by 0max 7y ago
is there a non-hetronormative analysis available as well?
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Why Every Japanese Criminal Is Guilty(youtube.com)
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by 0max 7y ago
I was thinking it was a transit of some other celestial object in front of our vision.
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by 0max 7y ago
Has anyone introduced you to the concept of 'induced demand'? https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/09/citylab-unive...
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by 0max 7y ago
but is it a bloodless revolution or is bloodshed involved? that matters a lot
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by 0max 7y ago
this is partly why I have reservations about installing TikTok
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by 0max 7y ago
>Then there’s the cyclists that think it’s appropriate to ride on the divider between the bike lane and the car lanes instead of in the lane itself. People don't want to get doored. That's the main reason why I do this and deem
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by 0max 7y ago
The China part of the argument has more merit as they have been exporting the infrastructure supporting their "social credit" system to other nations since the Beijing Olympics in 2008 https://www.nytimes.com/2019&
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by 0max 7y ago
differences in built environment and land availability
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by 0max 8y ago
Sounds like what landing at Hong Kong's old Kai Tak Airport back when it was still in operation. You could see into people's homes from your window when landing there.
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by 0max 8y ago
It doesn't help that in China down to Southeast Asia, the tanner your skin is, the less respect you get. That being that those who are more tan are people who work fields historically.
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by 0max 8y ago
Vox has a great piece on how the NYC MTA got to its current state of affairs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COLMODzYX7U
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by 0max 8y ago
The first Apple Store was also in Tyson's Corner in Northern Virgina
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by 0max 8y ago
In contrast, keeping your environment clean and respecting it is ingrained in Japanese culture and respect for nature was born out of the Shinto faith which believes that there are "kami" or spirits in everything from nature. Inst
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by 0max 8y ago
I bet you could get sacked from Tesla for even mentioning the Union of Myanmar

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