ComradePhil

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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Insider trading... but the very people who are supposed to be preventing this are involved in thr same thing all the time.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Thinking is carefully controllef by PR and marketing techniques for profits. Learning how it is done might make you somewhat immune to it. I highly recommend the following to better understand what is going on: - Book: Propaganda by Edward
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Ava Find - It was a Windows-only file indexing and search software. You could find any files instantly by name and pattern matching. It also had a window with recently changed files which it actively monitored to update indexes. These days,
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
You do realize that the "sexual harrasment" allegation is that Musk asked for a handjob from a massage therapist who was already massaging him as he lay naked... and she declined and that was the end of it... right?
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Where did you spend time? In the Russian-majority region or in the Ukrainian majority one?
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Locals celebrating independence on the streets is propaganda? OK.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
You could try to understand what people on the ground think instead of what warmongering media tells you: https://youtu.be/i1I8SZeXGFo Then, you would understand more what Chomsky is saying.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Back to testing vaccines in poor helpless countries.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
In socialism, the best way to cut costs is to kill away those who cost the most to keep around. Isn't killing the poor who are the most expensive to keep around best for everyone else? Isn't that the argument for abortion? If you
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Most higher* animals use fat for energy storage and "lose weight" by fasting. This is a universal fact. All human cultures with abundant food had fasting as a part of their rituals... except for the modern American one... which th
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
It's the same hypnotherapy thing using a swinging watch... with rebranding for credibility.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Well, I have interviewed people who I know I will not hire based on the first 5-10 minutes. I schedule 30 minutes for the screening interview so I will still give them that time and be nice to them... with the intention of not giving away w
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Or that certain groups of people survive because the ideologies that they adopt help their group compete with people of other ideologies... and people with successful ideologies are able to convert others from less successful ones.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
I'll leave this here: https://youtu.be/rQmqVVmMB3k
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Isn't baby formula vestige of the marketing era of "breastfeeding is harmful to kids"? Why is baby formula use still so widespread? I understand that some women have twins and triplets, some others have health issues... but t
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
What are the long term effects of the enzyme itself as the environmental toxin? Plastics are not a problem at all since they decompose naturally if you give them enough time. There will barely be any plastic left 500 years after we stop pro
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
- Work laptop - Personal laptop - A mini desktop at home as NAS and media server - A raspberry pi which runs Home Assistant - I also have more specialized "computers": iPad, Nvidia TV Pro, PS4, PS5, phone, smart TV
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
They do. You pull the crown out.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Isn't it still better when you can have the second space anywhere you like instead of "the office" which is a fixed location which make take arbitrary commute time?
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
The encryption key can be on the cloud further encrypted with an "E2E" password. When you add a new device, you just enter the E2E password and all your messages can be seen.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
In my experience, Aliexpress takes claims seriously and is on the side of the customer.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Trees are detremental to grassland ecosystems and don't contribute enough to carbon sequestration (assuming that is the goal) as grasslands do.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
> because the engineers can reproduce the source code if it’s lost (quite quickly at that) Does anyone really believe this?
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
I don't get this at all. Is this supposed to be funny? Is it satire? Is it supposed to be relatable?
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Or we don't slave away to maintain another community project and instead impose regulations on these companies to work for us. If you are a teenage hacker with nothing better to do, sure, spend your time hacking a new OS to run on clos
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
125 is Neil deGrasse Tyson level and won't even get you into Mensa. If you think that is smart, well good for you. Also, Mensa Norway has very similar test when you go to take it in person... and results are close to what you get onlin
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
> Everyone should be able to use normal cryptocurrency wallets for all transactions. Anything else means cryptocurrencies have failed. Ethereum is designed to replace governments and banks. Use whatever you want as your barter tokens. No
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
You should re-title this to "Why I never tried Flutter and why I will never know what I missed".
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
Seems like they are stolen from TikTok channel @loewhaley... or the other way around.
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by ComradePhil 4y ago
> but their subconscious bias of being white slipped in when designing it Or they didn't have dark skinned people around them to test it on... and didn't think about why it would not work on darker skins. By saying "subcon

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