ConsiderCrying

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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
What about tranqulizing them and moving the specimens to an area where they're native? That wouldn't harm them and would solve the problem. Might not even be as costly as neutering them, I suppose.
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
While it's very sad to hear this staggering sum called a 'rounding error' and a blip on Facebook's radar, I'm still happy about this news. It shows that fighting back legally is possible so the day we all have to we
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
I don't think we should be looking for a candidate who wins on the strength of Twitter bots, that's pretty much impossible (and that's a good thing.) Instead, we should consider the fact that all these bots make a lot of info
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
My biggest takeaway from this is that Wendy's standards are surprisingly high. Why do they require a net worth of $5 million when most seem to top out at $1 million? Is it a way of ensuring a lower closure rate as people with $5 millio
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
A more approachable solution (for the general public, at least) would be a payment processing service that takes the risk of working with adult content creators. But that seems like a tall ask, especially for a problem that's pretty ni
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
The problem with Patreon is that it's also getting quite bad for content creators (at least there were a lot of complaints about half a year ago) with the cut they take, the money transfers, and the fact that they've tried to ban
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
I agree and I'd hope to see the information tweaked based on latest research, which is what they're doing. Hope other spots with similar plaques and signs follow suit. Just so skeptics have less to argue with, not just entering th
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Yeah, I'm lucky to have no kids and a bookworm partner so I don't get roped into playing with toys or watching reality TV. The other option in such cases would probably be their commute to work, if they have one. Audiobooks can be
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Do you not have much free time after work? Or do you just feel like there are better things to occupy it, other than reading? I always read after a work and manage more than 2 books a month but, then again, I don't think I've seen
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Anything like that for Telegram? Not necessarily by you, I mean in general. I know it supports bots so this should be possible.
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Openly calling for cooperation with Russia and China, of all places, should be political suicide. But it seems like the message of 'let's protect ourselves from /insert boogeyman/' still works well enough to muddy p
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
They can be right even if your two options are either a startup or a tech giant. They have their downsides as does every job, even freelance. I like being freelance but getting the motivation in those first couple of weeks was pretty hard.
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
If only the political bots were as obvious, though. When you spot one of those "make money easy", you know it's a bot right away, not even two words in. With a political troll, you can't tell unless you know what to look