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by 55555 5y ago
unfortunately Google doesn't seem to index http://ai/
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by 55555 5y ago
Pornhub literally hasn't even let you search "rape" in years. Go ahead and search it. 0 results. This precedes the now infamous editorial. Same with "forced" and "brutal".
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by 55555 5y ago
women = adult females bored 1970s housewives = bored adult females in the 1970s who have forgone a professional occupation to be a homemaker They used the latter because it's far more descriptive, and these facts are relevant to the ar
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by 55555 5y ago
No, it's real. Selling something feels good on day 1, but once the profit it continues to generate surpasses the price you sold it for, you naturally have regrets. Especially if the buyer does almost nothing but maintain it.
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by 55555 5y ago
This is a pretty common story. You can make a lot of money just buying things that are slowly going up and to the right at good prices. This guy might be the warren buffet of SAAS/apps.
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by 55555 5y ago
He has copywriter syndrome. It's an increasingly prevalent affliction most commonly found in young people who work in online sales. Other symptoms include narcissism, saying "crushing it", disregarding haters who are only goi
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by 55555 5y ago
China will be happy to help.
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by 55555 5y ago
> So they can bitch all they want, but at the end of the day, code is king. So bend the knee. lol what...
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by 55555 5y ago
China has easier access to opium/heroin from the golden triangle anyway, if they need a non-syntheic.
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by 55555 5y ago
You post this same comment every time this story resurfaces on the front page. :|
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by 55555 5y ago
The Taliban's yearly revenue is likely in excess of $7 billion now.
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by 55555 5y ago
Asking the right questions!
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by 55555 5y ago
America's love and abuse of hard drugs is, like our love of violence, mostly a cultural problem. There are many poor countries where people are much worse off where these problems are far less severe. However I do understand that a rel
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by 55555 5y ago
> the US has not liberalised drug laws - especially laws around the kind of drugs that result in addiction, death and mass incarceration. You are effectively allowed to smoke meth in public now in LA and some other cities on the west coa
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by 55555 5y ago
Relevant, recommended viewing: @gutterpeoplefromlosangeles on instagram. Edit: The name of the page lacks empathy, I know. But if you don't live in a major west coast city, you should really take a look.
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by 55555 5y ago
This is absolutely not true. Setting aside product market fit, older demos are better, ideally conservative.
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by 55555 5y ago
There's a serious fundamental problem with DeFi that can't be solved with blockchains. Someone starts a blockchain company and hires a bunch of devs who make, idk, $40 to $100 per hour to build the thing. Maybe more, it doesn&#x27
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by 55555 5y ago
I don't see anyone mentioning the biggest problem with this. Companies like Bright Data (the leading residential proxy provider) sell access to what is essentially a legal botnet. Their IPs are indeed VPN exit points, but they also bel
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by 55555 5y ago
A friend of mine just moved across the US to Portland because of all the hype and immediately left after being put off by what they described as a very public homelessness and hard drug problem.
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by 55555 5y ago
If they are really getting the reviewers' emails from Amazon, I wonder if it's done by gaming customer support or doing some sort of password reset.
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by 55555 5y ago
They often have pimps who run the social media marketing.
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The Google logo links to this game today(google.com)
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by 55555 5y ago
Sorry but this is nothing new for the US federal government. This sort of corruption was going on for centuries before Trump. Unless you can tie Trump to this case specifically, your comment is overly political. It's also not useful; i
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by 55555 5y ago
Would you mind sharing a link?
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by 55555 5y ago
In cases where online sales outpace in-store sales, the labeling is more designed for the online product photo than for reality.
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by 55555 5y ago
Yeah, I give up.
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by 55555 5y ago
Fine. But remember, you can still hate Facebook and it can still be a crappy platform even though you're wrong about the explicit claims you've been arguing. > And it only guesses that I'll enjoy clearly commercial content
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by 55555 5y ago
Yes but it's not actually a random lottery. The risk of death for a young person according to that page is probably 0.25%. However, not all young people are healthy. If you're healthy, it's probably close to an order of magni
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by 55555 5y ago
You're wrong but don't seem willing to have your mind changed.
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by 55555 5y ago
Which apps are being advertised?

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