HashingtheCode

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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
No you don't have to listen, you can walk away.
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Exactly how is someone not believing in the holocaust, hate speech? Aren't people allowed to have their own opinions anymore? Are Flat Earther's next to be classified as hate speech because they also believe something different? T
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Not really Mr T from the A-Team is it, but, ok, fair enough. Jibba Jabba.
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Stop downvoting because you disagree with someone else's opinion
3 points by HashingtheCode 6y ago|0 comments
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Mr.T does not use the words jibba jabba
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Yes, this is stated in the Vedic literature of the Srimad Bhagavatam, where it states in detail that our universe, which is one of millions, is created and destroyed with each breath of Vishnu; "In Hinduism, a Kalpa is indicative for c
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
I never realized that there is soooooo much kiddie porn on Facebook that it warrants creation of "back-door access" :-) no pun intended, for governments to spy on people's private communication so as to SAVE THE CHILDREN. rii
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
I pity the fools who rely on these maps for real-time directions. Whatever happened to reading a map and making mental notes? What ever happened to people being able to follow street signs and using your common sense? How did we become so u
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Good way to reduce your plastic consumption....NOT!, by unnecessarily 3D printing the housing for this project. Sure the plastic will be here for a long time after we have all parted this earthly plane. Just because you CAN do something doe
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
low-middle income people making ends meet? just like storm troopers in Star Wars
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
> went on to show that from their point of view they weren't all that bad. Exactly, just like the Nazi soldiers weren't all that bad either but they were just following the orders of their superiors and believed in a united Ger
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
i didn't say nor imply that
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
> unrealistic tropes mmmmm...some tropes are rooted firmly in reality, maybe a little exaggerated sometimes, but there is truth to them nonetheless, just like there is some truth stereotypes. I think there is nothing inherently wrong wit
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Sure, if they want, if they choose to. And that's the point for me at least; freedom of choice. Writers should be able to write how they want, employing whatever literary devices they want, about whatever topic they want. There should
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
My friend found out the hard way; challenging the ideas of her manager. She now has her head on the chopping block and is under constant passive-aggressive attack by said manager. Her co-worker "friends"....nowhere to be found, no
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Deadly serious. If writers actually follow these guidelines, god help us. Imagination will be curtailed and suffer, and we the readers will suffer as a result. This misguided attempt to "wokify" storytelling is reminiscent of the
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
> Tribal instincts reduce the ability to challenge bad ideas because no one wants to get kicked out of the tribe. Spot on. In the work place, this is toxic. Especially if on top of this fear of being kicked out, you have a psychopathic b
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
In the newspaper articles they make references to the research. For Example in the first paper from 1975 it is Paul R Erlich who is the researcher. If you want, you can track down the paper. It may be difficult though. Edit: In 1968, Dr. Pa
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Thermally Insulated Transparent Wood for Energy Effcient Windows [pdf](fpl.fs.fed.us)
4 points by HashingtheCode 6y ago|0 comments
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Thanks for the free books to read
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Sounds like you are under the illusion that human beings are a species worth saving, but if you look at the destruction we have caused over the past 100k years, you can make an argument for the opposite, especially in the past 200 years sin
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
This research negates the possibility that intelligent beings higher up in the universal simulation coded the building blocks of life....
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Makes use of Canonical's proprietary SNAP container format. :-(
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Hey, didn't you know, there is an ice age coming .... In 1970, The Boston Globe ran the headline, "Scientist predicts a new ice age by 21st century." The Washington Post, for its part, published a Columbia University scientis
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
He's saying humans are insignificant in terms of the lifespan of the planet and all the creatures that came before us. He is saying the Earth doesn't care for a bit of plastic we have created as it will be incorporated into the Ea
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
As far as we know, he is free to travel through all of Russia. That's a lot of freedom
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
It's pretty clear what he is saying; which is that humanity will have little if no impact on the Earth. He is not talking about climate change and the people panicking about possible 25m sea level increase. Read the full transcript; h
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
> They have committed no crime Not true. Assange hasn't committed a crime but Snowden has committed a crime of theft from the NSA; unlawfully retaining a National Security Agency (NSA) documents containing information classified at
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
Fair enough. But did you have a read of the failed climate predictions over the past 50 years? It's hilarious.
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by HashingtheCode 6y ago
If Assange isn't being pardoned for the nonsensical "crime" of exposing war crimes by the US Government, there is no chance that Snowden will be pardoned. Snowden willingly stole state secrets whereas Assange only published.

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