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BearGoesChirp
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
The power difference between the state and an individual invalidates any consent.
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10y ago
Should've waited for the DNA evidence. The idea we convict with just eyewitness testimony alone is enough of a nightmare. Also, this is how it happens already if they go through the entire trial. * "We have an eyewitness. File th
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
I don't quite get why it is illegal. Banning production I understand fully. But viewing, under the argument it promotes it? The TOR developers have done far more to promote it than any single viewer, especially if we consider those w
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
Why does the source where the reply is taken from matters? I only see a few ways this works. The answer is correct. In this case, the source doesn't matter. The answer is incorrect. In this case, the source doesn't matter, there
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
>It means that everyone has a device they can do ... homework research on. I've known a couple of families where the children received take home devices they were expected to use to do further research or school work on, but who wer
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
>Many many many American business already source products from countries with dubious regulations, worker protections etc. That we as a society tolerate this is something I've wondered about for a long time. If I buy something chea
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BearGoesChirp
10y ago
>Can someone give an actual moral reason why this is bad? Because the work conditions in other countries are driven by practices we see as immoral. A developer job in India isn't likely a job that is considered immoral, but what the
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10y ago
Early access is a descriptor that isn't too useful except to say the developer doesn't consider the product finished for a 'first' release. Some developers will label a game as completed when it has serious issues that
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But who do we trust enough to regulate the news? Is there any entity that even the two political extremes in the USA could agree to do that regulation? Much less the ability to scale it up to an international level. Also, how do we contin