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HelixEndeavor
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
The U.S. economy will fall even more steeply into depression, the housing market bubble will pop, and it will be incredibly hard for a time, but will ultimately be good for most.
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4y ago
Physical media remains king
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
Soldier of the proletariat Elon Musk
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4y ago
What if the design is bad?
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4y ago
You don't own digital media unless it's 100% DRM-free and can be installed and used offline. I try always to buy my games from GOG if I can for this reason. Your GOG games will still work long after their service is dead. If they
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4y ago
Dinesh D'Souza is a scam artist. Do you also still believe that the MyPillow guy is going to release that evidence of voter fraud he's been holding onto for two years? You've been conned.
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
> The only safe thing to do is boycott information You do realize how it sounds when you say things like this, right? You're not going to convince anyone to your way of thinking by describing the way you respond to challenging ideas
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
How do you evaluate your own beliefs and any claim you hear? Sorry, but this sounds like a roundabout way of calling your political "opponents" dumb for believing the things they do.
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
That's a lot of effort, money, and infrastructure that could go into developing a healthy public transportation system instead of trying to stop all the cars from killing people.
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4y ago
State supremacy is a thing, but only for matters the Constitution does not speak on. You'd have to pass a new amendment to allow something like that. Not the easiest task, especially in this climate.
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4y ago
"well-regulated militia" meant well-stocked and prepared in the parlance of the era it was written.
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4y ago
Is it a command one can use in Linux? Then it is a Linux command. And frankly I wouldn't put it past some people to have specialized peripherals they specifically use with Linux.
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HelixEndeavor
4y ago
Does the Wii not have an OS? Or do you mean Wii U titles are far more integrated into its OS?
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4y ago
Why did they drop that selling point? Did it hog too much performance for most games?
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4y ago
One of the books specifically cited is The 1619 Project, which if I am not mistaken was widely criticized even by professors for being a narrowsighted and completely ahistorical look at slavery in America.
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4y ago
> Imagine if a company forced a recovering alcoholic to go to a bar and then firing him when he got drunk. More accurately, if the employee got upset they dragged him to a bar and left, and then they fired him over that. Even more absu
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5y ago
School buses are one of those areas I'm surprised EV's haven't completely consumed already. They basically play to every single strength EVs have.
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5y ago
It's not OLED. It's more like one of those LCD watch displays but massively technologically advanced forward.
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5y ago
The display is black and white, yes. It's only expensive when compared to products churned out by massive megacorporation with economies of scale on their side. This device was made from scratch by a very small company.
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5y ago
The whole premise of the Chromebook and reason for its market share is the simplicity to average users. Most of what we do is web browser-focused. So cut out the fat and have a computer that's all about the web browser. The proposition
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5y ago
New way thing to bully NFTards over just dropped.
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5y ago
ticket sales makes sense, as all NFTs really are are receipts.
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5y ago
That's just the pickle though - short of straight up eugenics there aren't really any legitimate "solutions" to the endless growth problem humanity faces.
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5y ago
Why would I pay more for fake meat than I could pay for the real meat? imo if vegans want to push their food as a legitimate lifestyle, they should stop trying to imitate meat products. It's a self-defeating premise, an admission that
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5y ago
In the US it is legal to defend your life and safety from those attacking you.
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5y ago
I would never want to live in a country that would prosecute me for defending my life and safety.
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5y ago
That's what investigations and courts of law are for. Your hypothetical of "what if you killed someone and then framed it as self-defense" is an argument as old as time. It is the basis of every justice system humanity has ev
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5y ago
What a nice strawman you've constructed here
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5y ago
It's not a matter of request.
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HelixEndeavor
5y ago
The DA made the right call.
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