Jsebast23

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by Jsebast23 4y ago
This is the same people that ban the Bible or Dr Seuss. When the State Government bans gay-sex books meant to sexualize elementary school students, they act like it's Plato or Hemingway who are banned. Most people in this forum reall
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
You organized student strikes in the 60's because they wouldn't let you read gay-sex children's books in school?
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
Yet the posted article reads like they want to ban Aristotle or Voltaire. The same people who banned Dr Seuss have a problem when Florida wants to ban gay-sex explicit books from elementary schools. https://www.cnbc.com/202
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
'This money is literally going to be piped straight back into the economy at a much needed time.' You remind me of this guy who was explaining to me how he would charge a battery bank with a battery charger that he plugged to a DC
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
And Carl Sagan's Cosmos.
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
This is just opinion. Twitter lost the trust of important users who have seen people censored for tweets that go against management's politics. Nobody thinks it's cool to build a community of hundreds of thousands of followers, o
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by Jsebast23 4y ago
Twitter only needs one change, and is as simple as this: make users confident that they will never be censored for saying something that goes against management's politics. Twitter has seriously violated this trust. That's why cu
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by Jsebast23 5y ago
MS Wordpad. I use it for quick notes, logs, writing drafts, etc. It is small, simple, unpretentious, incredibly good at what it does, and has been around forever. I'm not much a Windows fan, but I have not found anywhere anything si