EasyMark

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by EasyMark 11mo ago
This is what happens when you ignore basic science and say vaccines that have worked for decades don't work, and then convince 25% of the USA into believing that it's the politically correct stance to take on the topic.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Since that is a state thing, it can never happen and is likely outside the power of Congress to enforce, especially with our current activist federal supreme court.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I don't think this will happen in our lifetimes. It's like not moving the day hour ahead/behind twice a year. A wholly stupid idea that will likely never be fixed on the federal level because of inertia.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I think that's what has to happen here. Things will be priced in such a way that the final price is a multiple of 5. That's a pretty easy thing for an inventory pricing system can figure out. We already do it for fractions of a pe
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Well I'm guessing that's about to change isn't it? unless you always pay by card, and I don't think that is the intent of this law. I assume they will always just round up and make citizens suck it up, because laws gener
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
The big reason is less government traceability and surveillance. People like cash, we don't need everything to be digital and easily controlled. The fact that China does it doesn't really give me a lot of confidence that it's
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I don't want people using cards more, as I don't want a cashless society. Government knows enough about it, why make it easier? I'm find with getting rid of pennies and nickles though, we can do that.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
that's fine, I like putting things on my laptop that I'm enthusiastic about like earth day or zig or whatever. People can like it or not. I suppose of my CEO told me to rip them off I would, otherwise it's harmless. I won&#x2
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I'm just imagining them having 4 or 5 250K a year security workers pumping out endless bug reports for one guy in Norway who works on ffmpeg at night and weekends for free because he loves open source and demanding him meet their progr
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
What in GPL3 or MIT mandates that Google fix this bug and submit a PR or simply sends a bug report and walks away? I don't see how this applies at all.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I have about 100x as much sympathy for an open source project getting time to fix a security bug than I do a multibillion dollar company with nearly infinite resources essentially blackmailing a small team of developers like this. They coul
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
The US can't force intel to put back doors in products, but in China you can't refuse to do the same. It really just boils down to that. It is very possible for China to force a Chinese owned company to put in backdoors in hardwar
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
your documents will only help you in court. ICE does not care at all, and they do not care about due process or your constitutional rights. Just hope they don't ship you off to South Sudan before your relatives can get your citizenship
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
That and they don't care. I think they are selected to be robots for the regime, and their training eventually expanded for all police work as a private army for the King. I don't believe that they are just for "ICE activitie
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Yeah this prickles my hackles too. It took a fairly high dosage of zepbound and many months for me to get to a normal set of eating habits after a couple of decades of bad, but a prediabetes scare surprise on my labs pushed me into the prog
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I haven't had to touch statins to get my lipids profile much better. I used zepbound to lose about 50lbs and then weaned myself off that. I was a little afraid my “completely normal after 8 months of weight loss” blood panel status at
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
The survivors? Yes they have sent some home, didn't arrest them and toss back in jail. In what universe does that make sense?
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I expect them to show some evidence -at the very least- to Congressional members of both parties, and I mean hard evidence. And also an analysis why this is better than just arresting them since they obviously aren't launching missiles
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Is this opposite day?
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
nanohydroxyapatite helps a lot with sensitive teeth, you can even find some brands that also have fluoride in it if you're worried about the nonfluroide versions
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
You can buy it from overseas.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
If you have sensitive teeth both nHAP and novamin toothpastes help a lot there. I've tried both. nHAP is easier to get in the USA, there are several brands, for some reason some go nuts over the imported ones from Japan.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
New York City is only extreme left wing if your baseline is Tucker, Oklahoma
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
But cuomo didn’t win?
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I think it’s likely around 75% of his agenda will be blocked. NYC is a big ship to turn. However it will still be better than what Cuomo would have done
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I’m not sure your understand that almost none of his price control “wants” are likely to be enacted. City government is pretty moderate and Mamdani isn’t a dictator
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Anyone who doesn't think this won't be used against regular citizens is living a very sheltered life. Vote out the clowns every time you get a chance.
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
Next laptop is probably going to be the quietest PC I can find that still runs linux. I love my Air but I've been eyeballing a new system as my M1 is getting a little long in the tooth
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by EasyMark 11mo ago
I think stuff like this will eventually pull Bezos back in.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
1% of annual revenue per week until the problem is fixed would absolutely have them adjusting policies.

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