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by RIMR 6y ago
Oh please, a website that aims to shame race-mixing, even as a joke, deserves comparison to white supremacist and neo-nazi groups. Those are the groups that find "comedic value" in a site like this. It it appears to have content
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by RIMR 6y ago
You can install the other Mirage on Fedora by following the instruction in the Github link...
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by RIMR 6y ago
You're not disillusioned with technology. You seem to have a great deal of interest and faith in technology. You seem disillusioned with Capitalism. The unfortunate truth is that Venture Capitalists run the entire tech industry, and t
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by RIMR 6y ago
I would rather extremists have to go to some other website to get their content, than for it to end up in tens of thousands 12 year olds' recommendations lists on YouTube.
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by RIMR 6y ago
There are videos on both sides of each of these topics on YouTube right now, so I'm not sure I understand your point.
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by RIMR 6y ago
I agree with your concern, but I would actually need some examples of YouTube enforcing this rule without nuance. Questioning the validity of WHO's changing mask guidelines I can't imagine would get anyone banned. Telling business
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by RIMR 6y ago
You're basically just saying about YouTube/Google what people have been saying about any large corporation that does things that are legal but less than agreeable. The difference is, if you think that WalMart's practices are
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by RIMR 7y ago
Look, nobody is convinced that this was posted here in good faith, nor do we have any reason to believe that people like you who are pushing for a "discussion" about this are motivated by anything other than supporting Donald Trum
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by RIMR 7y ago
He asked a question about an unsubstantiated theory that nobody was talking about in the medical field. Even if he was "normal" politician, we shouldn't be listening to politicians about medical advice, and they shouldn'
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by RIMR 7y ago
You don't actually have to listen to this person if the things they say are reliably without merit. Our nuclear weapons have nothing to do with the situation, and I don't imagine there is any risk of that situation changing. He a
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by RIMR 7y ago
It really depends on what you're trying to do with Social Media. I tried for years to get a small business' Twitter account to take off with no success. But I also created a personal Twitter account for political musings and it ha
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by RIMR 7y ago
Imagine if it actually started beating out other yeasts until we starting having difficulty baking bread that doesn't make people hallucinate. I'm not saying this is likely to happen, but just imagine...
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by RIMR 7y ago
Well, when a pediatrician recommends a delayed/modified vaccine schedule for pseudoscientific reasons, we call that doctor a quack.
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by RIMR 7y ago
I've been using Paperspace Air machine since they first launched (still paying early bird prices too) and their basic Windows VM is pretty amazing. I'm mostly a Linux/Mac guy, but I spend a few hundred hours per year logged i
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by RIMR 7y ago
This has some serious "I disabled my password to make logging in easier, but I'm still safe because the hacker would have to guess my username" vibes to it.
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by RIMR 7y ago
Yes, the original Javascript exploit from the paper still works, because the browser cannot mitigate this attack without just disabling parts of Javascript entirely which breaks Javascript. With all current kernels built to mitigate these e
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by RIMR 7y ago
I am pretty certain that this isn't true. At least the "most countries" part. How would they even catch you? Do you live somewhere where the police go door-to-door checking locks? Because that's terrifying...
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by RIMR 7y ago
Well, that's theft, which is entirely separate from intrusion. Let's say you left your front door unlocked overnight, and a teenager opened it and screamed "LEROY JENKINS!" as loud as he could into your home, waking your
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by RIMR 7y ago
I have no idea where you got this idea that being "tested daily for COVID-19" is some sort of requirement for preparing food right now. Nobody is getting tested for COVID-19 unless they are symptomatic, or they are rich and get to
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by RIMR 7y ago
This crisis is revealing a lot of things we could be doing during normal times. Releasing unconvicted people from crowded jails while they await trial. Why were they locked up to begin with? Allowing restaurants to offer sealed alcoholic b
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by RIMR 7y ago
You fear a revolution towards healthcare, housing, food, etc. as human rights? Personally that revolution can't come fast enough. This country has betrayed its constitutional duties to its people for decades (supporting the general we
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by RIMR 7y ago
Maybe trust SHOULD be lost in this system if it can't withstand the real world without falling into chaos... This money could do so much good in our society, and yet we're using it to prop up a broken capitalist system that contri
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by RIMR 7y ago
That's the thing: Your customers shouldn't even be part of the equation. Healthcare is a HUMAN right, not a workers right or a "if you have enough money to pay for it" right. Ideally, your customers and their employees
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by RIMR 7y ago
For whom? Because HSA plans are almost always associated with bad health insurance options. If an HSA plan worked for you, chances are you are young and healthy and don't realize what would happen to you financially if you needed regu
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by RIMR 7y ago
Nothing you said here was true. Twitter's #1 goal is to generate profit through advertising. You can pay for a slot on the "trending" list. They have custom "emojis" for paying customers' trends. They aren&#
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by RIMR 7y ago
Oh wonderful - more for-profit exploitation of people's need for healthcare. This business model is only possible because of deregulation by our current Federal Government. I hate to sound mean, but I really hope that this business f
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by RIMR 7y ago
lol, how convenient.
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by RIMR 7y ago
It's almost like he lead GE towards the trend we see starting in 1997, and that the effects of his leadership are seen 19 years after stepping down. I never understand people who think that the economy works in realtime. This article
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by RIMR 7y ago
#3 seems like a reach, given that the generic YXTDZ device wasn't impersonating the name-brand Mifold device. It's clearly a cheap generic version, not a counterfeit.
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by RIMR 7y ago
Oh man, good luck with social media. The Chapo Trap House community uses "post hog" as a memetic insult.

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