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by Sebguer 7y ago
That'd be too optimistic.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
No, it's just that sane and rational people realize that the emails are just old people conversing and not proof of an insane conspiracy.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Project Veritas has historically operated by guiding people into saying something ridiculous, either by themselves acting ridiculous (and convincing the person they're talking to that they're crazy) or just driving the conversatio
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by Sebguer 7y ago
They are far worse than Fox news, because at least you know what you're getting with Fox. Sinclair uses local branding and trusted voices to sell propaganda.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
A really good article speaking to this is: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/01/what-wa... Though, honestly, I find the use of Johnson & Johnson in that article to be more problematic
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by Sebguer 7y ago
The sole purpose of Nextdoor is facilitating moral panic.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Considering the fact that he's complaining to Apple's app store in the linked tweet, I don't think an android phone is likely.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Their current CISO makes 3.9 million in total comp: https://www1.salary.com/Jamil-Farshchi-Salary-Bonus-Stock-Op...
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Yeah, the Wikipedia article doesn't mention it, but here's a post from a user named "K44B" on SiliconInvestor circa June 2nd, 1999, and then a bunch of discussion a few months later about it being Mark Barton. Doesn&#x27
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by Sebguer 7y ago
"No problems"? Seriously? I live in a city much smaller than SF that just got beset by these stupid, worthless electric scooters and people drop them literally everywhere. I can't imagine SF is somehow /better/ abou
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Hey there! I would love to follow up on the issue you're describing here. It looks like you tried to bring a disk image over from a provider in a format that we don't support, and unfortunately there's nothing trivial we coul
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by Sebguer 7y ago
This is a local zoom setting, you can change it.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Seems like it's close to what a 'normal' household would consume: https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/2201126...
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by Sebguer 7y ago
I've come very close to canceling Fi due to awful customer support experiences, but each time they've just narrowly, barely salvaged things before I hit the point and wanted to deal with the headache of transitioning to another ph
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by Sebguer 7y ago
How do you suggest solving a problem that comes down effectively to 'some people have more money and free time'? Not everyone can afford high quality tutoring, and high quality tutoring clearly has an impact on test scores.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
The last Chevy Volt.
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by Sebguer 7y ago
This article is a great extension of your point here: https://meeplelikeus.co.uk/scrabble-1948/
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by Sebguer 7y ago
That's a really weird takeaway from what I said, which is that it's a lot easier to assign value to what Lebron James does. A team gives him a specific amount of money to perform a very specific task, which is 'perform on a b
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by Sebguer 7y ago
Can you prove these CEOs are worth it? That's the difference between CEO pay and literally every other example you've given here. In each of those other examples, the business is directly and measurably extracting value from the p
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by Sebguer 8y ago
There's a heavily downvoted comment claiming this was poorly written.
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by Sebguer 8y ago
Either you're not actually typing your company's legal name, or you're adding a filter that's incorrect. Try removing everything except company name- and reduce to one word if possible. Alternatively, it's possible
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by Sebguer 8y ago
This is a nonsensical comparison. Facebook is the party that is serving these ads, using their own proprietary methodology for targeting. It's not like these consumers are printing fliers and distributing them on their own. Everything
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by Sebguer 8y ago
Facebook likely restricts and prevents other kinds of illegal ads. Why shouldn't they be responsible for restricting and preventing this kind of illegal ad?
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by Sebguer 8y ago
Yeah, I'm kind of bummed because I'll be at Sun n' Fun, which is one of the largest air shows... and only like an hour away from Melbourne, but apparently the F-35 isn't visiting. Hard to justify a drive to Melbourne to
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by Sebguer 8y ago
Difference between doing fly-by and basic maneuvers, and a full-on all-performance show by effectively a stunt team, as best I can tell. This news article supports that: https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/2018
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by Sebguer 8y ago
https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Planned_Features#Video Posted in 2011, lol. I wouldn't hold your breath.
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by Sebguer 8y ago
Yep, this is right. Arma players stick to Teamspeak because of TFAR [1] and ACRE [2]. I'm not sure of Squad's actual milsim community... I don't think there's any advanced radio mods for Squad? Squad is also not really b
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by Sebguer 8y ago
A lot of things are broken in the Android Q beta, to be fair.
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by Sebguer 8y ago
He's currently writing a book. Another commenter linked his patreon below to someone else, but just to ensure you see it as well: https://www.patreon.com/Paullicino He posts very regularly for patrons and I would stron

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