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by Feniks 9y ago
The only shortcoming is the user. Only install ad ons that you know and understand. And only from the official project source. Or you can (correctly) assume users are a danger to themselves and coddle them. The Google Chrome/Apple&#x2F
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Typing forces people to think before they act. It is marvelous. Synchronous communication is overrated. A well written message of a few sentences can replace an hour of talking.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Natural disasters that cut off power for more than a few hours are unlikely in Northern Europe. Cell towers have their own emergency power supply to deal with the once in a decade brown out. If the power is off for days it means the Apocaly
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by Feniks 9y ago
Want to reach me? WhatsApp or a good old fashioned email. Your call be unanswered and I haven't listened to voicemail in years. Life is too short for inane babbling. I can read faster than the average person can talk.
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by Feniks 9y ago
This may be extremely shocking for Americans but most international companies do not in any way, shape or form want to be associated with guns. No IKEA doesn't want to put an ad under your video of your daughter's first AR-15.
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No its not. Companies care about their brand and have always wanted some assurance that their ads don't show up in something controversial. There is actually a really simple solution here that nobody wants to talk about. DO NOT MONETIZ
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by Feniks 9y ago
Excellent point. Saying vagina in the Netherlands isn't a big deal, in the US the FCC would be calling your boss.
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More emphasis on video. Which I hate. But that's not even an internet problem. People can't read or concentrate. Apart from that god save the BBC. One of the few news outlets that try not to cater to a bubble.
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Its not a Jewish conspiracy. People take drugs because they are unhappy. Show me a drug addict and I'll show you someone with a mental illness, trauma or severe life problems. Apparently in the US right now there are lots of people who
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My country had a heroine epidemic in the 80s and early 90s. One of the root causes was a shitty economy and chronic unemployment. All you can do in the end is try to keep things contained. They opened special places were junkies could use t
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by Feniks 9y ago
Hear hear. Design is irrelevant, speed and data use are more important to me. I just disable web fonts in FF for mobile.
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The internet was supposed to be decentralized, no? Now everyone relies on a few big parties. Luckily Google is too big to fail now so it'll be rescued by taxpayers should the shit hit the fan.
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In most countries you have to declare assets and pay tax over it.
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I live in a country that is rapidly becoming cashless. This was not a government program. It happened naturally and was deemed to be in the best interest of all. At every purchase people can freely choose to use cash or a card/phone. A
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by Feniks 9y ago
Fuck retail. For decades they have been fleecing customers. Now I'm no longer forced by stores to buy what they happen to have in their inventory. Want that obscure JPN VN? Done, delivered next day. I do feel bad about people losing th
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by Feniks 9y ago
There are still browsers out there made with love and donations. Just let Chrome be the browser for the masses.
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Its typical human hypocrisy and stupidity. Capitalism is great, government is evil blah blah. But everyone loves those subsidised government programs.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Even if it does why use American coal? That's why coal mines closed in Europe: cheap imports from South America and Australia.
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Guess they're gonna have to up their campaign contributions again.
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Taiwan maybe, but China focuses more on good trade relations than political ideology or ethics.
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Sadly a lot of people these days are TERRIBLE at reading.
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Clinton was going to be worse. But keep in mind that a weak and divided America is the first goal. Keeping Washington dysfunctional.
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Sophistication? I'm of decidedly average intelligence and I laugh at these ads. Probably not the target demo though.
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Funny, I thought we had web standards? Guess nobody gives a shit anymore. Your site shouldn't even have to ask for the useragent.
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Empathy is a privilege of the wealthy. NFL is primarily consumed by people working three shifts desperately struggling to keep their life together. I cannot fault people on the bottom not being particularly concerned about someone making mi
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by Feniks 9y ago
"Whilst I completely think net neutrality should be enshrined in law" Oh it was. Then the European court over ruled it thanks to powerful lobbying.
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Actually if they are smart the NFL capitalises on the current political climate. Think about it: an NFL team sponsored by the alt right vs. one funded by Ben&Jerry's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nika_riots
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2 Billion? That's a lot of brain injuries.
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Absolutely. Ublock origin scrubs every page clean of ads and trackers. It's really not THAT hard to stay off the grid.
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I know that smart TVs and the now defunct Kinect have the ability to monitor conversations. Hell I remember when I first used Soundhound! I was flabbergasted, what will they think of next. But I also know corporations are usually scrupulous

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