PKop

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by PKop 3y ago
Of course it would work. Harsh punishment in Singapore works fine. When has that been tried? We don't even do this to stop retail theft let alone residential speeding. What on Earth are you referring to re:the first time?
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by PKop 3y ago
Why not pass a law to cut off the hands of speed violators? Would that not solve the problem? Why invade the cars of every single person. Absurdly heavy-handed, and not necessary nor likely as effective at stopping people speeding on your s
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by PKop 3y ago
Enforcement of the law with harsher penalties and a few speed-bumps would stop this. Seems more reasonable than some expensive, dystopian back-door in every car.
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by PKop 3y ago
The value of spyware-free used cars will likely be going up.
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by PKop 3y ago
Democrats were for the kill switch, Republicans were against it. Massie (R) created an amendment to stop the mandate for a kill switch. Two Democrats and 199 Republicans voted in favor of his amendment. 210 Democrats and 19 Republicans vote
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by PKop 3y ago
They did, which is why the drivers are mad it doesn't work.
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by PKop 3y ago
>Some of it may even in retrospect be true or partially true Insanity lol. A person that thinks like this is exactly the type of political danger it is prudent to fear and oppose. Again, "disinformation" is nearly meaningless.
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by PKop 3y ago
You're arguing the merits of the policy; of course that's what the debt ceiling is. But this has no bearing on the debate around who has sovereignty over deciding things. "That's bad, and the Fed intervening is therefore
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by PKop 3y ago
Disinformation is an Orwellian term that equates to "opposition political speech and interests". When was it officially enacted that bureaucracies, universities, or social media corporation were the arbiters of public discourse? W
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by PKop 3y ago
And so was the debt ceiling. I'm referring to the hypothetical proposed by the Federal reserve, not current-year policy.
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by PKop 3y ago
Catch what? Why would you do something so silly
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by PKop 3y ago
What does this have to do with the Federal Reserve subverting the will of elected representatives? If we're talking about the 14th amendment, we're not talking about the Fed sua sponte-ing some action.
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by PKop 3y ago
But it certainly doesn't sound like democracy
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by PKop 3y ago
Even if they did, you would need to store that cash somewhere.
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by PKop 3y ago
Why would banking be optional even if every single business accepted cash? Where are you supposed to hold your cash, under a mattress?
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by PKop 3y ago
"Every thing is the same because I made an analogy"
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by PKop 3y ago
That sounds like tweaking configs
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by PKop 3y ago
The cost of real goods, energy, medical care etc will inflate to account for this, plus extracting the gains will involve selling..to whom? At what price?
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by PKop 3y ago
Just because there are efforts to combat the problem to some degree does not mean the problem is solved or that there isn't a major problem to begin with.
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by PKop 3y ago
>It's not like the auth systems are designed for higher scrutiny in specific countries Of course it matters and of course they are. Everything you describe and OP describes are frictions that apply by virtue of you not being in the
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by PKop 3y ago
If there is tension between what Harris wants and Vercel's willingness to keep paying some of his bills, is a plausible reason.
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Males took over a women in tech career conference by registering as non-binary(twitter.com)
6 points by PKop 3y ago|1 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
Non sequitur aside, given the outcome of this very situation, is it not true that power dictates (whether we like it or not)?
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by PKop 3y ago
2022
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Training gut immune system vs. harmful effects of emulsifiers in processed food(medicalxpress.com)
1 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
Why is endless growth desirable? Why not quality over quantity, allowing for higher quality food supply instead of mass production of with unhealthy trade-offs?
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Google Says Digital Ad Budgets Are Shifting to Amazon(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by PKop 3y ago|2 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
Some of them are deputies for the state. State-run-media, or Media-run-state, whichever you prefer. The FBI and CIA had agents inside Twitter and Facebook. Of course they have them inside news agencies as well. Part of it over time is acc
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by PKop 3y ago
This is funny because "AI" has even less of a proven track record of efficacy in enabling non-coders to build applications than "no-code" and yet you're already giving it more credibility. It is just as likely that
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by PKop 3y ago
Which means it is even further from viable than no-code and it is more vaporware, and less proven.

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