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by LightHugger 1y ago
> you said it seemed to you like Democrats were trying to reconstruct a form of slavery. That's incorrect. Uh, no? I was replying to someone who brought up slavery and i pointed out if something is similar, importing in a large unde
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by LightHugger 1y ago
Worth noting that denuvo causes a lot of hitching, massive load time increases and overall performance problems. Denuvo marketing dept likes to say this isn't true but you only have to look at the before/after on games with and wi
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by LightHugger 1y ago
I'm not the person uncritically examining party propaganda. My information is based on what the democratic party has said and done, nobody else. So, entire post misses the mark very hard for me. Frankly i think you're exactly the
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by LightHugger 1y ago
This isn't popular. People don't want to reward illegal behavior with citizenship, the process should be relaxed for people who want to come in the future but if someone has already broken the law of the land to come here they sho
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by LightHugger 1y ago
First of all, chill out, for someone tooting their own horn, your own perspective is very one dimensional. What's really interesting about the democratic party's position is how they've utterly failed to embrace the popular p
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by LightHugger 1y ago
the eu set 12mg as an absolute upper limit on what's safe. I'm curious, do you exercise every day? b6 seems to get flushed out of the body in proportion to how much exercise you get, as it gets released by the muscles and then onl
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by LightHugger 1y ago
40mg is far over daily limit of 12mg the eu placed on b6 supplements. and even 12mg is likely too high.
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by LightHugger 1y ago
That makes perfect sense though?
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by LightHugger 1y ago
Chesterton's fence is way too relevant, when it comes to the "citizenship is stupid, borders are stupid, countries are stupid blah blah blah" part.
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by LightHugger 1y ago
You mean you watched people writing misinformation articles smearing people in realtime, or were you actually on the hubs where gamergate was organized? There is a big difference between these things, and no there were not people organizing
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by LightHugger 1y ago
Communists no, young progressives yes. It's kind of insane to believe that a majority audience of gamers in the year 2014 would be anything but progressive, at least until the entire media turned on them and orchestrated a misinformati
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by LightHugger 1y ago
Then why are other language articles completely different? Have you gone and checked? Are all the other articles just wrong ? Why is the "consensus" for the gamergate article citing direct primary sources that were involved and a
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by LightHugger 1y ago
There are counterexamples where this has failed/continues to fail, the gamergate article is famously non-neutral, only accepting primary sources from journalists directly involved in the controversy. This is rather than true secondary
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by LightHugger 1y ago
I asked a question that was 4-0, then suddenly 8 votes came in at once that made the score 4-8, i wonder if that was a UI bug or if the 8 votes were the AI kicking in and they all disagreed with the human answer...
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by LightHugger 1y ago
I just watched a video where a guy kayak'd down a new york city river with countless electric share scooters thrown into the water by people who just didn't want to pay for a scooter ride. All up and down the river for 8km they we
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by LightHugger 2y ago
IBM/red hat, google, apple are all receiving extremely well evidenced anti white and asian discrimination lawsuits. When a lunatic goes on a racist tirade about how she hates hiring white people online and doesn't want to work wit
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by LightHugger 2y ago
> I see nothing wrong with prejudice against ... > I look forward to you and your army of white men We know, the secret is out, you and all the other racist lunatics never saw anything wrong with prejudice. It's the same type of
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by LightHugger 2y ago
This is an irrational conclusion to leap to, it only makes sense if you're a weird extremist. the NixOS project did have purges and even ousted theirown founder though so i'm not surprised by this kind of comment appearing here as
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by LightHugger 2y ago
Yes actually, i've been ranting about this for a long time, sufficiently powerful corporations are a form of government. I'm not conservative though despite being anti-dei so make of that what you will, i think a lot of people on
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by LightHugger 2y ago
Meritocratic hiring of the best candidates is equality of opportunity, not equity/equality of outcome. Equity requires discrimination and dehumanization of individual people to achieve because racial distributions vary at an earlier st
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by LightHugger 2y ago
"People like you" So prejudiced, maybe get that looked at. It's a complicated topic, but no we have not always been doing merit based hiring. However, merit based hiring does result in imbalanced race and gender distributions
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by LightHugger 2y ago
I agree. But did you stand up against discrimination against innocent people under the banner of DEI? Did you stand up against government directed censorship campaigns on social media? The time to stand up was actually way before the extrem
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by LightHugger 2y ago
> Some people have criticized that their company culture of libertarianism sometimes takes precedence over other important values including equity and inclusion. To push for equity is to discriminate and dehumanize people, so it's
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by LightHugger 2y ago
I agree with your points, especially about economic class. I've been thinking since the original occupy wall street protests that there's been a shift towards pitting people against each other on the basis of other identity rather
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by LightHugger 2y ago
What evidence? People use it to bypass the payment processor cartels all the time.
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by LightHugger 2y ago
Cryptocurrency allows people who are otherwise limited by draconian payment platform limitations, puritanical moralists who own credit card companies and such to buy and sell things online without being stopped. It's obviously not a go
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by LightHugger 2y ago
People point out issues with affirmative action literally all the time without racial slurs, it's how the majority of discussions on the topic go. What does it mean for you to see a rare instance of extremist hackers defacing a website
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by LightHugger 2y ago
It turns moderate people against you more than it helps. Not sure where people get this idea that moderates react well to purity spirals directed at them.
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by LightHugger 2y ago
the advertising industry doesn't have a right to invade people's privacy on an unprecedented level, and create a massive black market for reselling people's personal information. But they do, so adblocking is, at the moment,
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by LightHugger 2y ago
Then every city with a steam network is shitty! They bleed them with steamstacks all over the place. Apparently it's to regulate pressure.

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