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541.
by Freedom2 3y ago
But what if you need to help your friends move a quarter mile at a time as fast as possible?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The impact to free speech will be insurmountable!
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> What are the alternatives? It's not hard to think of other alternatives...? KakaoTalk, LINE, WeChat / 小红书? These are all used where tons of interesting people post, and freedom of speech isn't really upheld on X (formerl
544.
by Freedom2 3y ago
I've been using a G Pro Wireless without software for almost 2 years now?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I live in the US, in the Midwest. However it seems that the average distance to a library across the country is around 2-5 miles. While probably too far to walk for the average American, it's certainly not too far as to be unreachable.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The PowerPoint making actually gets offshored too.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Why wouldn't there be one within walking distance, or even driving distance (assuming most people would want to drive their kids to nourishing activities)?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
dang is usually receptive - if you reach out to him, he can usually provide more context regarding moderation actions here.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Even federated platforms, or private ones that I run on my own? How does that work? Please be precise when you say "every".
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I think this shows what you can do with server-side generated HTML without any JavaScript frameworks and bloat.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
As a big-L Libertarian, I totally get where you're coming from. It's spot on - focusing on this government vs. corporation debate is missing the forest for the trees. What really matters is how much power any entity has to stomp o
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The panel gap meme is a myth - I've gone through quite a few Tesla's and none of them have had these 'huge' panel gaps that are rumored to exist. Not to mention all of my friends' Tesla cars do not have panel gaps e
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> Apple Watch and Air pods are far and away leaders in their category, By what metric? I prefer open hardware and modifiable software - these products are in no way leaders for me. Not to mention all the bluetooth issues my family and fr
554.
by Freedom2 3y ago
> "other developers are going to see how shitty of a developer I am and it'll jeopardize my reputation forever" Those who put down others or leave nonconstructive feedback, even HN commenters, are not worth your time worry
555.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Given the GP's username, maybe some Wakandan tech?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I wonder if this is a staged controversy to draw attention away from the CyberTruck's recent failings. Many on HN believe that Musk operates at a higher plane of existence, so maybe it's related?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The EPA is largely useless. Businesses, driven by consumer demand and public reputation, have incentives to adopt environmentally friendly practices. Moreover, the legal system can handle disputes and damages related to environmental harm,
558.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Give me my real American corn syrup - other less-free countries can keep their 'real' sugar!!
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Sure, I'm not disputing that. I think that extrapolating it to assume (at least from my limited english) that every Mac user installs Rectangle and brew is a bit presumptuous.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Agreed. Not sure where GP got his idea that the first thing one installs would be Rectangle, or brew (do non-developers even need brew?). This assumption is silly.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
A ton has always meant 1000 lb to me and my Texas education - ya'll are dreaming when you mention 2200 lbs or whatever.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Precisely. Cryptocurrencies, these shimmering digital treasures, are more than just coins or tokens. They are symbols of a revolution, emblems of a world where trust is not dictated, but earned and verified. A world where every transaction,
563.
by Freedom2 3y ago
If a driver believes it's safer not to turn right on red, and they probably have the best opinion as they're likely to have the most vision, why is it irresponsible?
564.
by Freedom2 3y ago
A lot of Americans believe that it infringes on their freedoms, hence why this behavior has become acceptable.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
"Hacker" news.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
That's a bit spicy. Don't forget we're on the Y Combinator forums, so this may read as an attack against their investment strategy - not even dang can protect us here.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> Maybe next time the bloody Washington Post gives you investment advice, you should do the opposite. I did and I had significant losses. What does that say about your statement?
568.
by Freedom2 3y ago
I wonder if the idea of freedom and free speech existed in those times. Often, the US is credited as the founder and innovator of those ideas, but without written record, we'll never know.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> Zooming out a bit Pun intended? Perhaps Zoom has an opportunity to enter the video space.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
My mistake. Seeing the lack of humor and pedantry often on this site, I'm often led to take things literally.

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