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What Porn Taught a Generation of Women
(theatlantic.com)
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Sex Without Women
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2y ago
Torrent trackers are the closest I’ve found to an old-web style community. That and hn
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Ask HN: How to show support a TV show without subscribing?
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Students hated 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' Their teachers tried to dump it
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A Uniquely Terrible New DEI Policy
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3y ago
If I could pay with Monero I’d get an account. I like what I see but don’t like the possibility of my ID being tied to my searches.
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Two-parent households should be a policy goal
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4y ago
Looking at it from a different angle, I don’t like the more wordy suggestions. > convict…person who is/was incarcerated > senile…person suffering from senility Before I hit send I try to make my writing clear, concise, and full o
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Thomas Paine published common sense anonymously. I think there needs to be a way to publish anonymously where the people are.
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5y ago
As the sibling comment pointed out, it is SO much easier than it was. I hopped back into it about 3y ago. I’ve got a NAS running on my local network with sonarr to snatch new tv shows and radarr for new movies. In practice, if I decide I wa
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Ask HN: Alternatives to gumroad for payment and digital download
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There Is No Debate over Critical Race Theory
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5y ago
I've started torrenting again (did it a lot in the early 00s, but stopped like most others as streaming showed up in a big way). Honestly, once set up the experience is lovely. - The catalog is enormous, you can almost always find what
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6y ago
> something like less than 1% Could you ping me to where you see those numbers? I know data is tough to come by but the sorts of numbers I see, as someone who doesn’t follow this topic closely, are much higher: > Such “desistance” app
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6y ago
To any authors reading this: It would be cool if you would set up abilities to "donate" or direct pay you. I love getting ebooks but often its really difficult to find a drm-free version (sometimes I can get one on the publishers
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6y ago
Yes. This is yet another reason I think Monero will become an actually usable currency
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6y ago
Yeah, I spent about $60 worth and the transaction fee was $0.0000113. That, combined with the privacy makes it seem really usable. I’d love a way to make cheap, private, digital payments
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6y ago
My story is not as extreme, but similar. There past that made me comment is the wife and kids comment. I feel that too. Knowing just how bad things can get, especially when you have kids, motivates you to maintain a large cushion in a way f
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6y ago
Why do you think that is?
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Ask HN: Cryptocurrencies that you think have a bright future?
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6y ago
Im bullish on Monero becoming a winner in the space. It’s private and transaction fees are pennies. Mentioned elsewhere in the thread was a larger problem: the amount of time it takes to settle up. I’m very curious how this will be addresse
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Ask HN: Ways to Speculate on Privacy?
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I’m torn on this. On one hand I see the value in helping people who are sick, which is clearly a good. On the other hand I’ve seen how casually antidepressants can be consumed and seen them offered in social contexts and can’t help but susp
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Mastering Monero: The future of private transactions
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This is a good comment. As someone with liberal tendencies it bugs me to see it conflates with leftist politics
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6y ago
Re: technically superior Can you elaborate? I was under the impression that it had notable failings, including privacy, compared to something like Monero
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6y ago
I didn’t know about this and I love it. I’d been torrenting classic books and always felt a bit silly about it since they are long since out of copyright. These look beautiful. Great work.
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6y ago
For those that are interested in self-hosting I’ve had good success with airsonic and some of the clients for it on both iOS and Android. On one hand it makes search a little more high-friction since My personal library will never be as hug
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6y ago
I would like to point out that there is a thriving torrent scene for ebooks and audiobooks.
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