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by 1337biz 9y ago
Is he speaking in that Gilbert Gottfried voice the whole podcast long?
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Some I think that is similar to Amazon pretending they are fighting product fakes, while hundrets of reviews show otherwise.
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Not even a TOSfare. It's just a plain old hate mob.
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Following the other poster I am really curious - are your against free speech? If so okay, no place to argue here.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Welp, then GoDaddy or Google should email the Daily Stormer to take down the posts they disagree with. What I am trying to say is that it is ridiculous for a domain provider to make editorial suggestions. Just shows how far their tolerance
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Then it's time to shut down Twitter. I read that somebody is putting up 'Kill Trump' post there.
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Didn't Zuckerberg already kill the 'Fuck Zuck2020' page from Facebook for being hate speech?
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I googled Electric Triangle. Urban Dictionary did not leave me dissapointed.
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"pick another hobby that actually helps people be popular now" For example?
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I do work in a team but don't like to mix work and real friends. I am thinking about working at a coffee place or bar just for fun and social interaction. The money is ridiculous still I think I would enjoy it a lot more. Anyone doing
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Funny, I did the same a few weeks ago. The idea is still fascinating.
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To be honest I found instagram much more real than other social media platforms. Especially the story modus seems to make people more open to show their real emotions even when they are unhappy.
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... there is only one Dice Man and, tickery ticker tock, that's not him.
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Manager Tool podcasts are really incredibly good. Thanks for reminding me of them!
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Makes me actually respect Google! Would have not expected them having such an open culture that lets controversial viewpoints survive.
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Since RSS is not a mainstream thing anymore, it is getting harder and harder. My best strategy so far is creating twitter lists on topics that I am interested in an curate them with people who are engaged in their focus area. Still tricky t
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Logical arguments do not apply in that scenario. Other energy forms might kill people a slow, invisible death. But when a nuclear reactor melts down the pictures of death and drama will go around the world.
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Steve Bannon Wants Facebook and Google Regulated Like Utilities(theintercept.com)
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> but being opposed to multiculturalism is fairly common If only Europe would learn...
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Too tame...
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I don't know why they are making such a big deal out if it?! I always thought Sweden is such a transparent society with open insights into how much everbody is earning and so on. What do they have to hide? /s
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Main reason for the scheme is in my opinion to force people into paying taxes. It is probably a market where tax evasion is the most invisible because already some sort of trust relationship is in place.
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I would even add that online dating has substantially led to a decline of the male 'market value'. Somehow all my friends who got to know their girlfriends offline made in my view better choices than those who meet online. But may
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A smart fish tank left a casino vulnerable to hackers(money.cnn.com)
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> Also, I removed myself from all social networks Problematic. For many people these are the only ways they are organizing activities together. It's all about how you use them...
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>Swipe on a few Tinder profiles and see if you can strike up a conversation. I would strongly advice against that. Research has shown that the use of Tinder decreases the self-worthyness of in particular male users.
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The Latest in Web Design? Retro Websites Inspired by the ’90s(nytimes.com)
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> The users control both comments and links. That's just wrong. The moderators on both subs are actively curating the front stories and removing 'duplicates'. I don't care about TheDonald as they are not a pre-set sub
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I don't even care about their political leanings if they were just a tiny bit more diverse. But when the whole first page is filled with exactly the same story just posted from different newsoutlets, you know that the moderators are ac
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by 1337biz 9y ago
So, what do you expect a successful PR firm to do?

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