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by 3131s 7y ago
> The problem with having a handful of people be billionaires and trillionaires is that money is power, and with that amount of money you have nearly unlimited power and influence over everyone and everything. Sure, and that's why w
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Yang wants to give everyone legal ownership of their own data. That is going to be more disruptive to the tech industry than antitrust rulings against a few companies.
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I can't understand what you are trying to say. I think you're confused about what these terms mean.
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Why is that making sex workers lives harder?
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by 3131s 7y ago
That's interesting to hear your experiences with Yang. I certainly have my own critiques of his campaign team's strategy. Unfortunately I think Yang has failed to establish legitimacy with some of the left, due mostly to flaws in
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Beyond being entitled, it's possibly the most heinously dumb opinion that I have ever come across. How can someone just not care about the sheer amount of scientific understanding and discovery that would vanish if all insects died?
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Doesn't Yang support this? https://www.yang2020.com/policies/carbon-fee-dividend/ I think Yang is a pretty strong environmental candidate considering he also supports removing subsidies on fossil fuels and me
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> I don't understand why so many people are, at the same time, so enthused by the idea of starving government (Because they think most of its services are a waste of money), while at the same time, insisting on spending more on th
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by 3131s 7y ago
Because the US government does repulsive things and many of you are enabling them.
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Essential goods are excluded from Yang's VAT though.
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100 mcg is to me a standard dose, and having done 1000+ mcg a couple times myself I can say that's a lot! I also had HPPD after a year or so of heavy psychedelic use.
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I have two HP laptops running Linux -- my work laptop is running Manjaro with i3, and the other is Linux Mint with MATE. I absolutely love these two machines, neither have any compatibility problems with Linux. No experience with Fedora, bu
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by 3131s 7y ago
Isn't this article presenting a false dichotomy? How is divesting from fossil fuels mutually exclusive to putting your money behind "tech that helps cut emissions instead"? In the short term at least, you'll have more mo
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Why are you so sure that only one of these things is a problem?
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I play it via WINE on Linux, works well.
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It was discussed recently in the podman Github issues that this functionality will be covered by the separately maintained podman-compose, which was recently transferred here: https://github.com/containers/podman-compos
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There is some cross tolerance between all tryptamines and phenethylamines, but I have still managed to take them near daily for months on end without having to increase the dose by an absurd amount.
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Numbers that represent things, things which have important implications for human health. This relates to nutrition, chemistry, industrial processing and more, so I'm not surprised to see it here. I found this article independently man
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No, you clearly are not aware of what a typical piece of children's content on Youtube is like. I also have a low opinion of the average cable TV kids show, but the two are not even comparable in quality.
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The real problem is much worse than just data collection. The children's content on Youtube is the most vacuous garbage in existence and young children have wasted billions of hours watching it on autoplay.
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Not really defense experts either though, eh? Maybe "morons" is more fitting.
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>You're overthinking this. The parent commenter only reposted the text from the article.
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Good idea! I recently identified this as one of the huge obstacles in my workflow and now I am looking for options to save and manage my sessions in Linux / i3. So far i3-resurrect looks promising, anybody else have suggestions?
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This idea that "saving face" is uniquely central to Asian cultures is complete nonsense. It's a common metaphor in Asian languages, that's it -- the desire to avoid embarrassment is an absolutely universal human trait.
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You sound a lot like me before I went vegetarian a few years back. I was always aware of the cognitive dissonance, knowing that I couldn't reconcile eating meat with my other values.
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I mean this seriously, more Americans should see what those ISIS videos are like. More Americans should read the writings of Osama bin Laden too. It's not that this material isn't horrendous, but it's very different from what
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> there have not been any groundbreaking new jazz artists in the last 30 years. Speaking of ignorance... > [rap] literally incorporates and uses so much jazz. It incorporates a lot of jazz via sampling, but otherwise unless we're
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I bike everyday in a large city in south east Asia and I would be dead a long time ago if I had been riding a recumbent bicycle.
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It's unbelievable how bad the editing in this article is. I barely skimmed this and came across four typos.
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It's all in the spin, and to a lesser extent Nadal's speed and mobility on clay. A high RPM top spin shot will kick forward and bounce high on clay to a greater extent than on a hard court, and it's extremely hard to deal wit

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