MrRiddle

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by MrRiddle 6y ago
That’s implying you’re conversing with rational person, but fear of cancel-culture is being canceled even for rational thinking, thus people false preferences and/or are dishonest.
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How is this different from paparazzi and celebrities? Why should Facebook executives who work hard to remove privacy from their users, enjoy the same from comfort of their home?
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As much as I would like to love macOS, Windows has absolutely perfect mouse acceleration. I can’t for the life of me tune the mouse experience on a mac to match windows. I always come back to my trusty PC after couple hours on a mac. So muc
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
This reads like Hollywood. US inteligenc
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Yeah, you better provide proof on that claim. It was definitely not Russia who funded “rebels”. And it was SA who funded ISIS.
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Nonsense? New Zealand has 5 million people, Australia has 25 million. That's, what, London and Paris metro areas? Europe has a lot more people living in much less space and much more integrated than isolated places with so much land li
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And, at least in my country, that's not the fault of the virus, but politicians who didn't invest in healthcare not even remotely enough. Here we were hit hard by virus, however we never had more than 10k people hospitalized. If w
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
What I believe Covid proven, at least in Serbia, is that you can’t have hospitals built 50 years ago serve almost double population of Belgrade. It shows how politicians didn’t invest in healthcare. In my mind, the whole thing is so overblo
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
And the person is already on the way out.
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> if you plug in the equation a reduction of deaths due to other causes you figure out pretty quickly that things were pretty bad. This is pure speculation.
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
Meh, I’m not convinced it’s such a disaster it’s being portayed. Serbia is/was heavily hit by Covid, yet only 12% more people died in 2020 than 5 year average before that. Again, meh.
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
Have you visited recently? It’s definitely about sending a message, they want to bankrupt the short holders.
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How can you have inflation while most of the services and commodities people are using are not increasing in price? Sure, you have equities rising, but that’s about it. Inflation because call options are flooding the market? Bonds are going
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
Unless you forget to plug in, then the fix is not as simple as hopping to the gas station. Or you live in an apartment building with only public outdoor parking, then you can just forget about EV, unless you want to WFChargeStation.
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
What if the company used child labor? If even Apple used parts built by children for years, I can only assume companies used it as well. So if that’s the case, is it that different?
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
My personal experience is that when I eat carbohydrates I enter “berserk” mode, where my appetite is extremely elevated. It usually ends up with overeating and an insulin crash. While when eating no carbohydrates I don’t get that same feeli
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
But why? Why does it make sense to someone to remove SD card slot?
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I assume they could do it, but by reducing battery life to what it was before. However, if you can’t bare a laptop heavier than 2lbs may I suggest you’re in the wrong line of work.
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How do I plug in a storage device without it sticking out if it’s not an SD card in an SD port?
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Some, but not most. And cameras have a lot longer life than other tech, so my guess would be that 99% of cameras in use don’t have the ability to connect via USB-C.
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They’re a core piece of regular office work as well. Apps like Zoom were not part of the office life, while Dropbox was.
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How workflow changes regarding storage when employees start working remotely? People will just share the same way they shared while in the office.
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
I assume the person adding that now leads United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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by MrRiddle 6y ago
Exactly, there definitely shouldn't be inaction. However, after BLM protests I've seen action only towards one side, which is exactly what led us here in the first place.
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The very fact huge government still exists? Big tech choosing the leaders of said huge government?
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I’ve seen a lot more racism fueled violence on BLM protests than with Trump supporters.
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That is a lie.
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If breaking a treaty is in best interest and situation permits it, it will probably get broken. Annexing Canada is not very practical at this point is it? Breaking a bunch of treaties made with Native Americans, sure why not. If one day sit
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That's exactly how international obligations work.
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Meaning I can post a sign "No Trump Voters Allowed" on my restaurant?

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