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by Trundle 9y ago
Kind of related is that one of the biggest advantages of using performance enhancing drugs/steroids is the greatly reduced recovery time. Even if someone tests clean before an event because they genuinely are clean rather than being on
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by Trundle 9y ago
Things "getting"? Uhhh what? In what time period was it not common for people to pursue the paths in life with the greatest material reward?
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by Trundle 9y ago
Holy shit. As someone whose first.last@gmail address is basically their online passport, I'm going to spend this evening doing what I can to spread things out and investigate alternatives to their assorted services that actually come w
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by Trundle 9y ago
Absolutely yes. Educating and informing increases suffering. Anyone involved in making information more accessible and the world more connected is enriching themselves at the expense of humanity as a whole.
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by Trundle 9y ago
If he's got it in a storage unit then that makes it really easy for you. There's a market for buying the contents of storage sheds with vague itineraries. I'm sure one full of collectables would sell and plenty of the stuff w
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by Trundle 9y ago
>Why does funding a company have to mean that you are forever beholden to the CEO's bad decisions? Huh? It doesn't?
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by Trundle 9y ago
His writing is pretty solid as well.
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by Trundle 9y ago
Not just Jared Diamond. There's a whole school of thought (albeit very small and disrespected) built around the concept. From wiki: >Anarcho-primitivism is an anarchist critique of the origins and progress of civilization. According
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by Trundle 9y ago
Why besides?
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by Trundle 9y ago
The curtain has been tried. It didn't get the desired results so was retired. http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-30/bilnd-recruitment-t...
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by Trundle 9y ago
Being directly affected by a situation should absolutely not be a point for being more knowledgeable on it. Emotional appeal is the refuge of the ignorant.
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by Trundle 9y ago
You're fine with the police using military surveillance equipment?
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by Trundle 9y ago
>but it really hasn't made us happier as a whole. Serious question. Has any technology done this? We don't appear to be happier than any other animal. Even in the developed world plenty of people are downright miserable. Unless
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by Trundle 9y ago
You watch the first 15-30 minutes of something while getting progressively more handsy.
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by Trundle 9y ago
It's laggier and has desync issues. Not just me but commonly experienced by streamers I watch and frequently discussed on /r/aoe2. Voobly has a much better experience. Worth checking out, particularly if you're any good.
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by Trundle 9y ago
Microsoft tried that with aoe2hd, start with the original source code, and it's been worse than the original since release.
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by Trundle 9y ago
Are you aware that facebook is very popular in the developing world? It basically is the internet for large amounts of SEA users. If that $5/month isn't sizeable to you then chances are that they make a shitload more off of your
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by Trundle 9y ago
All of those require physical actions apart from just a digital transaction. At some point a human is trafficked somewhere from somewhere else, they can follow that. Chemical weapons are sent somewhere from somewhere, they can follow those.
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by Trundle 9y ago
> Scammers try to take advantage of both buyers and sellers online, but OpenBazaar uses a unique feature of Bitcoin that helps prevent fraud: Multisignature escrow. In this unique e-commerce marketplace buyers and sellers agree to a mutu
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by Trundle 9y ago
Yes, people are often emotionally fragile.
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by Trundle 9y ago
Dude could have just as easily (probably far more likely) have paid his writer for 6-8 months and ended up with a dud site. Writer is free to take that risk as well if he so chooses. Instead he's taking the less risky fixed payment.
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by Trundle 9y ago
Glare at its forward camera.
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by Trundle 9y ago
"The original article – now amended and associated with the conclusions of this review – led to follow-up coverage, some of which sustained the wrong impression given at the outset. The most serious inaccuracy was a claim that WhatsApp
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by Trundle 9y ago
>Would a company be expected to announce to the world: "we can make this for almost nothing now, so were dropping the price to almost nothing!". There are many people all over reddit at least that think that yes, yes they shoul
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by Trundle 9y ago
I don't think you'd know if you'd worked with someone who is just in it for the money. If they're coding just for the money then it stands to reason that they'd also be willing to pretend to like coding just for the
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by Trundle 9y ago
Did you mean to reply to someone? The word monopoly doesn't appear in the press release.
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by Trundle 9y ago
You seem to have a bad case of conflicting legality with morality. >Regardless, the court's decision is ultimately what governs the upholding of a law. Being in violation of that is still illegal. This is just a tautology.
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by Trundle 9y ago
That's literally what it says, no?
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by Trundle 9y ago
I had a similar idea in that an easy to install pre made news site + content source could help kill off the undue respect people give an article simply for it being an article. Have it so in 5 minutes someone can have set up their own news
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by Trundle 9y ago
I've read enough articles where anonymous or hypothetical actors are given feminine pronouns by female authors that I'd say the convention is to favour the pronoun that represents yourself, not to default to masculine ones. Writer

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