Bhilai

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by Bhilai 5y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted. What you said is absolutely true. Washington Post kept a lie tally for Trump and when he left office, the tally was close to 30K lies[1]. Also completely agree that the "both sides" coverage did no
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by Bhilai 5y ago
Glenn Greenwood in my opinion is not a neutral party here. In recent times he clearly has chosen sides.
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Have you ever provided your SSN to use a bank or applied for a car loan or mortgage? In all cases you are probably dealing with an entity that would sell your data or atleast share with "affiliates and partners."
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This is default behavior on my Pixel phone made by Google. When I swipe up and try to search for apps on my phone, it most often starts showing me search completion results from web.
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I mean you are anti-woke and supposedly much more informed than so called "woke" people and yet all your information seems to be coming from a single source.
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I agree with most of what you said but my opinion is that right wing media, radio show hosts and podcasters have pushed it too far this time by peddling conspiracy theories that are doing actual harm to populace at large.
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> It should be noted that President Joe Biden remains firmly opposed to adult-use marijuana legalization So he is not going to sign it even if it passes the Senate. Meh.
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Not to mention that there are still no mandatory security courses in CS curriculum at most major universities.
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Having worked in at a large tech company with a big bug bounty program and seeing tonnes of bugs come through, my experience is that usually there is a wide disconnect between the bug bounty program (situated in one org of the company) and
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Its actually a pretty popular idea in the US. Why its not done is mostly a matter of one of the parties being obstructionist to any progress that's not a political win for them. > Among the public overall, 63% of U.S. adults say the
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by Bhilai 5y ago
> Name: Elon Musk, Net Worth: $19.9 billion, Federal Income Tax Paid: $8,410 How is this possible? Why does Elon Musk pay less taxes than an average person who works in Tech?
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A friend of our family recently bought a gun and that made me ask them why. Their response was of course personal safety at which point I asked them some more questions and turns out they keep the gun in a gun safe and bullets in another lo
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What do people use devices like iPad mini for?
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Most legal immigrants (non-citizens) pay taxes which in some form are used to sponsor the very social security benefits that you talk about, so why should these immigrants not receive these tangible benefits for which they have already paid
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Kings and queens have been replaced by billionaires and politicians.
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Physics Seeks the Future(economist.com)
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CDC is working with limited information on a novel virus. As they are learning more they are shifting their guidance to match the current understanding about how the virus spreads.
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Very curious to know, are you and your family (if you have kids) have not vaccinated for other kinds of stuff like Polio, HepA, HepB, Varicella etc. or is your objection just for Covid vaccines?
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> would expunge federal non-violent marijuana crimes, further medical research and allow cannabis companies access to essential financial services. Sounds like all good things but I dont see how this will make it through such a divided s
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First two books of 3PB series were good imo, but the third one was a bit of a drag and I couldn't get through it.
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Have you read all of them (5 books so far) or did you give up?
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I felt the second book was a bit slow. Third was very good. The fifth book though, The Dark Age, its just crazy good.
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I am reading The Way of Kings right now and its hard to keep it down.
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The Red Rising series did not make this list, I am surprised. I thought it to be one of the best sci-fi I have read in a while.
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> Or, we just have a natural/historical aversion to centralized power. And yet support a sprawling state government machinery almost as powerful as the central/federal government so much so that states can dictate terms and law
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T-Mobile is one of the habitual offenders. I am betting on no adverse consequences from this breach also.
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Boeing’s Starliner Launch Is Delayed(nytimes.com)
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You should check the WSJ editorials from a couple of days ago when IPCC report was released.
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Yep, discussion of politics is probably the second most common topic, first one being Cricket. Friends and neighbors agree to disagree though it has been getting quite polarized these days.
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Kind of a same experience, my nana (maternal grandfather) use to sit on his front patio every day in the evenings. He would talk to people passing by on the street and sometimes a group of people would gather around him and they would just

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