Daz1

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by Daz1 3y ago
Endemic*
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by Daz1 3y ago
Why are you forced to have a cellphone? You're free to visit the branch anytime you like.
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by Daz1 3y ago
The only reason is that piracy locks you out of MP and updates for the most part
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by Daz1 3y ago
It is absolutely theft, nobody is falling for that semantics argument - you're depriving a rights holder of revenue that they would otherwise gained.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Why is it a bit weird? You're compensating them for the service they're providing. Do you think the plastic card you carry around has magical payment properties?
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by Daz1 3y ago
Uhh no it isn't. I haven't used cash in months.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Have fun throwing money away for no reason I guess
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by Daz1 3y ago
Now they'll have to jiggle their mouse to appear online twice as often!
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by Daz1 3y ago
Low IQ opinion
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by Daz1 3y ago
That's great, hopefully this means easier detection of those attempting to lodge bogus warranty claims for negligent damage.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Possibly one of the worst opinion pieces I've ever read.
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by Daz1 3y ago
I never go to Shinjuku station, just isn't worth it.
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by Daz1 3y ago
That makes no sense. One derailment erases any profit that would be gained from ignoring safety.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Meds
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by Daz1 3y ago
Not really use. They play music or YouTube etc. while showering.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Cool, I've never needed a repairable phone. Ever. Never had anything break on any iPhone I've ever owned. I have accidentally immersed it in water several times though, after which it was totally fine. That makes the Fairphone use
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by Daz1 3y ago
Stop victim blaming.
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by Daz1 3y ago
What's your source on that? Freight yards are plentiful.
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by Daz1 3y ago
>The irony being "terrorists" are just viewed as "martyrs" and "freedom fighters" on the other side of the coin, and every bomb dropped fighting them resulting in civilian deaths creates new terrorists/
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by Daz1 3y ago
>where the devices are intended to slow down or stop working altogether Stop spreading disinformation please
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by Daz1 3y ago
"No one would be cool if Facebook sent agents to your home each night to rifle through your drawers to learn about you and "tailor ads to you and make them more relevant" Not sure why we need a bizarre analogy here? The actua
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by Daz1 3y ago
Capitalism is amazing :)
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by Daz1 3y ago
Half the videos on Dash Cam Australia are roundabout accidents.
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by Daz1 3y ago
Why did you type three paragraphs of nothing? What is the 'correct' way to frame this question?
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by Daz1 3y ago
Bring out the water jug with a hole in it
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by Daz1 3y ago
No but I live in the amazing world of free-market capitalism where I can choose to reward whichever company best meets my preferences as a consumer with money.
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by Daz1 3y ago
The market is littered with the corpses of companies who failed to meet consumer demand.
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by Daz1 3y ago
"it would be trivial to set up puppet competitors to your own products in order to recapture leaving costumers" Citation needed
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by Daz1 3y ago
Dunno this looks pretty safe to me https://www.lighting.philips.co.uk/consumer/p/led-bulb/87186...
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by Daz1 3y ago
Step 1: Make discontent known to brand Step 2: Create/join community of fellow disaffected individuals Step 3: Use community to spread awareness of said dissatisfaction Step 4: Observe as sales of product fall off and brand reputation

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