PickledHotdog

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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Ahh thanks for this. Found it super confusing!
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Right company. And unless things have changed in the last 12 months, a sizeable number of their delivery drivers are contractors, not part timers (though they do exist)
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
From a legal perspective, perhaps, but many it's neither a moral or ethical one
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Just spitballing, but market access to China and the like?
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I dunno man, if Elon is willing to pay someone a small stack of cash to take down their Twitter account tracking his private jet, surely he'd be willing to pay astronomers to change their story /s
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
They have security tags in some areas of my country. Walmart is such an interesting space. Utilizing government assistance to keep wages low, then implementing anti-theft programs when the fruits of their low-wage efforts come home to roost
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
"What if F Scott Fitzgerald came up to earth, said "It's pronounced Jatsby", then left?"
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
You say that like we're not still helping :)
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Some still do. Recent model Motorolas still sport FM radio functionality
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Genuine Question: Does paying for YouTube Premium prevent them from accessing your viewing data to better serve you ads elsewhere? I suspect it doesn't, but haven't really thought about it before
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I expect the number of employees taking advantage of companies pales into insignificance when compared to the number of companies taking advantage of employees
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
All of a sudden three sea shells doesn't seem so far fetched
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
But orgs like WHO don't have any real power - they make recommendations and (western) countries, in the main, either accept or reject them. I think it's a stretch to suggest all the countries are in on this together as some sort o
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I may be wrong, but I thought he got vaccinated after contracting covid? Thank you for letting me know I may be holding an incorrect belief. More research required for me :)
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
No contradictions for himself, no. The AV crews hold him up as a poster boy for not getting the vaccine though, citing that he as the 'inventor'* of mRNA says nobody should use mRNA vaccines. I wonder if many of them realise he&#x
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Yes, having the reasonable expectation that publications with long histories occasionally get things wrong is definitely an immutable support for authoritarianism...
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I think they're alluding to the "walled garden" analogy that gets bandied about in reference to "big tech"
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
The commenter didn't say anything about marketing or PR - just that the object had to look good. That said, Musk is a fairly adept marketer - he sure as heck doesn't invent things
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Yes, I mean, if you consider hacking to be purely technology based and not about, in part, accessing forbidden systems or manipulating components of the system to perform unintended functions then you may be right
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
>Much of the left now believes that the flow of information should be centralized and controlled to achieve certain social objectives; the right or freedom to express one’s self — even if you’re dead wrong — is not really seen as importa
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I mean Malone in the above comment
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
While actively denying it's much easier to avoid being a convicted criminal if you're white or rich or both
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
How is Young trying to silence anyone? He clearly knew the answer to the question of "it's me or Rogan" before he posed it. He's just making it very clear what his position is on Spotify's tacit support of misinform
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Thankfully most Australians aren't as self-centred as all that
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Weird. A publication that has gotten a few things wrong in its 60 year history. Unprecedented.
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
He's also double vaccinated. So I'm not sure why the AV crews still hold him up as a hero
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
When obesity, HIV and smoking related illnesses are easily transmitted by breathing and (largely) easily avoided by getting vaccinated I'll have a problem with them too
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
>died due to cancer/car accident The WHO definition of a covid death means that they can only be counted as covid deaths if there's a clinical link between cause of death and covid. Ergo, cancer and car accident victims with co
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
So every government, the world over, even those at war with each other, all decided to push a "get vaccinated" message for reasons other than health? I mean, governments want to ensure their income stream (tax payers) are alive to
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Isn't myocarditis something you can get when you have a virus (even non-Covid). I wonder what the myocarditis rates are for covid patients in that age range

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