Bye_Felicia

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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
A lot of the photos are New Yorkers. They look older because of all the pollution living there, aa well as a lifetime alcohol and drug abuse.
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
ugh.... do I really have to spell it out for you. LARGE corporations should not have the same rights as individuals.
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State Water Official Who Delayed Water Release Has Been Reassigned(civilbeat.org)
2 points by Bye_Felicia 3y ago|1 comments
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
Finally! I've been waiting for this to finally happen. "randomly disconnecting from their host" has been going on for years. ...and while it's comical watching various people running around in circles on various tech sup
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/08/16/hawaii-news/reques... "Instead of approving the request, Manuel asked the company whether the Maui Fire Department had requested permission from a village e
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
HackerNewsDownDetectorOutput=TRUE;
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
The real crime is her inability or incompetency in expending even the most trivial of efforts, to cover up her fraud by deleting older versions stored in Excel...
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
Trying to leave slavery is against the law, and those who helped slaves escape were imprisoned. Escaped slaves had bounties placed on their heads and were often captured and placed back with their owners. Fugitive slave laws https:/&#
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
bad gateway?
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
We now have a decade worth of large platforms removing wrong-think content and then claiming it was all a big mistake. Why is the Washington Post never "mistakenly" deplatformed? Perhaps some day scientists will resolve this myste
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
the only thing I concede is that there is a gray area, the in between, as you put it... but aside from that gray area in between, large corporations do not have rights. the end. I understand that libertarian logic uses gray areas as a means
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
large corporations are not people, and do not have rights, no matter what you or the courts say
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
If you use a misleading headline, then that is not my problem. I skimmed the article as the New Yorker is an overly verbose rag read by sesquipedalian obsessed pseudo-intellectuals. Actually, YOU have just made an excellent point unintentio
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by Bye_Felicia 3y ago
I 100% support this. It's just like any other infestation of vermin, you need to use any means necessary.
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
I hate making these types of trashy low class reddit-esque quips, but did everyone see the guest appearance by Napoleon Dynamite towards the end of the clip?
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
If it was any other consulting firm other than the upstanding professionals of PricewaterhouseCoopers, then I might suspect haberdashery.
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
I take it you did not see yesterday's thread concerning the new open source social network: 'scuttlebutt' ?
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
There won't be any reward for you, or opportunity to say I told you so, after Mint reveals the shocking news they were hacked X number of years from now. So, I'm giving it to you now. This is just smart and logical. You do not nee
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
Same EXACT thing with Sprint, however at the oligopoly Sprint, you have little choice. This appears to happen with any proto-monopolistic entity. The problem is, unlike government protected 'businesses' like cell phone and cable c
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
that's very unusual. Usually, if google developed the project in house, they will shove it down everyone's throat, whether its successful or not. The reserve the 'bye felicia' for competitors they buy up and then destroy
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
This a good analysis. It sums everything up without the bullshit. The only thing I would correct in your "Financial Corruption Process Map" is the step after #3: . 3.5 "big fish" start buying up politicians and lobb
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
disgusting. conclusion: Bankers are above the law. They should be in jail, along with the CEO. This isn't just white collar crime. This was blatant, premeditated, financial fraud. Directed from the very top to every single Wells Fargo
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
You know, I think that's awesome, but gradualism has it's disadvantages, primarily, as you stated, all those millions of people, mostly black underprivileged people, who have had their ENTIRE LIVES DESTROYED. So excuse me, if I do
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
the beehive has been disturbed, true, all flying around like crazy looking for someone to bite...
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
Wow talk about drinking the kool-aid. Dispensaries legalized in their respective states continued to be raided and robbed throughout the Obama administration, one has only to witness such a scene, where local police and sometimes even elect
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
Hey! How did this happen!? Mods move entire threads for folks? That's pretty cool, I'm used to things being like the archaic TechDirt commenting system...
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
Thanks for the support. Being the voice of reality is a lonely road, like introducing antibiotics in a petri dish of wildly speculating bacteria, the revulsion is instantaneous. "How dare you claim IBM's Watson isn't BREAKTHR
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
This came as no surprise to me, and hence, I was spared the pangs of disillusionment, but there are countless people who have actually dealt with IBM's marketing gimmick, Watson, and have come away with a serious hangover: --- “Watson
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
...AND IT WON'T for a VERY LONG TIME. Those of us who know the origins of Ray Kurzweil, knew back then he was nothing special, and his ideas were derived from much smarter people around him. As I recall, the article in WIRED from like
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by Bye_Felicia 8y ago
yes. lol. and now trying to clean up my mess. It won't let me delete... ...oh you must have replied right as I was deleting.

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