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M3L0NM4N
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3y ago
I don't know if they're popular at my work but they're certainly popular in my car.
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3y ago
Yes eventually, but I don't have money right now.
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3y ago
I think when I am at that point in my life I will agree. But I am early on in my career.
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3y ago
Many people are willing to sell their dignity for the right price, however. Me included.
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3y ago
> But unlike in rural Saxony, they are countered by a strong, active Antifa community, which seldom hesitates using violence to stop far-right activities.
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3y ago
To be clear, I'm not advocating for it. But if people couldn't use the internet/communications to plan or communicate criminal activities, crime would reduce (to some degree, meaningful or not).
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3y ago
I mean, surveillance reduces crime. Wherever you fall on the spectrum of surveillance/privacy, I can guarantee if the government read everything everyone wrote/texted/read and recorded their every move, there would be less cr
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3y ago
I just saw chili peppers being advertised as "natural Viagra" today in Amalfi.
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3y ago
I use Windows + WSL, but I would switch to Mac for dev in a heartbeat.
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3y ago
Anyone following this from the beginning knew it was fake. Glad he tacked on another charge by pleading guilty to obstruction of the investigation.
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3y ago
Billionaires...
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3y ago
I just presented an argument for a specific case. I think you read a little too much into it.
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3y ago
I don't think that's nitpicky, I think that's a very clear flaw.
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3y ago
I agree. Tax rates are a bit of a moot point when money printer go brrr.
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3y ago
Healthcare is its own issue in the US, as I think the general populous is on average a good bit unhealthier than the average Norwegian, for example. I think it's a combination of poor health education (which also goes back to spending)
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3y ago
Agreed, but private companies also face competition (which incentivizes as little waste as possible) that the government does not.
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3y ago
I see, that is an unnecessarily confusing naming convention in the title.
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3y ago
That is, in my opinion, by far the strongest argument for lower taxes. The money we (the US) do spend in education/healthcare/infrastructure is already poorly utilized, why would we want to spend more and end up like that? To simp
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3y ago
I know nothing about GITF, but I wonder if Microsoft Flight Sim could automatically read these files in to overwrite the default Microsoft scenery. I have some scenery add-ons that are just a manual conversion of Google Earth's 3D mode
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3y ago
Just the level of grift happening here tells me the government is paying way too much for this website to begin with.
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4y ago
I agree, but I also don't make the decision. The free market decides whether their value proposition is enough, so the company's success is dependent on the developer demand.
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4y ago
Gaming, Gambling, and Porn also happen to be my 3 larges sources of dopamine.
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4y ago
Most people don't win the lottery, they have an income they can continuously invest.
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4y ago
I mean, most people don't just invest all their savings in the stock market at once. Continually investing over time, or DCA, is super important.
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4y ago
Lol I started listening to Spanish music to work around that issue as well, but when I listen to the same song so long I can get used to it, plus I speak a basic level of Spanish.
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4y ago
Orrr, the grid is moved towards renewable energy so that the fear of global warming doesn't stunt technological advancements?
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4y ago
Airplanes and lift are an example of this that I always come back to.
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4y ago
Looks very cool, but LaTeX still feels superior for non-mathematical documents like a resumé, right?
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4y ago
Not saying we don't need more affordable housing in the US (we absolutely do), but I would expect rich people to own more homes than the typical household, so I don't think this stat is as egregious as it initially appears. It wou
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4y ago
Right when I clicked this the plane started taking off again.
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