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WeylandYutani
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Well no Chinese should be using software that involved Americans. That is just common sense. When the chips are down everyone gets drafted by their country's security apparatus.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
MCD still needs middle class people to buy their Happy Meals.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Even if they did tobacco companies invented vaping so who has the last laugh?
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
For much of history women didn't get any education and were considered retarded. Who's laughing now?
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Yes I have noticed the increase in Apple ad spending as well. Perhaps it is because of geopolitical changes? It is only a matter of time for Apple to be booted out of China.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
This is the guy who used a Nokia instead of a smartphone like the rest of the country. Security through obscurity.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Probably learned more science from Voyager than all the manned moon missions. The first thing that astronauts on Mars will do is deploy a drone.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Patient dead operation successful.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
No politics and news is just one board. You can go to 4chan to discuss more important things such as videogames.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Due to my mental illness am not a very social person. But normal people mirror what everyone else is doing. We developed in tribes. So when your peers have an iPhone you yourself need to have an iPhone or end up as the outcast. Apple knows
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Strangelove is funny because it was true. Serious people really were doing studies on how to survive a nuclear war. But just as in the movie it was politicians who weren't down with it. On both sides. Khrushchev was removed when his co
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Yes it may not be the prettiest but I can get 20 year old games to run with relatively little troubleshooting.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
That is a good point. Europe has since the 1970s actually cleaned up the continent pretty well by kicking out a lot of polluting industry. (The latest target of environmentalists in the Netherlands was data centers. They used too much power
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
In my country the power company gives out compensation for a power outage that lasts more than a few hours. This only happened to me once.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Yeah but how do you do that when you have online casinos who are conveniently placed on some tropical island state?
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Well people made fun of ordering Domino's on the internet (hack the planet!). Now I have their app on my phone.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
You can take this literally. I remember that for a while it was quite popular for families to live stream their life for that blog money. Always found that fad weird and creepy.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
After the bombs fall the kind of leaders that people will rally around are going to be very different from our current CEOs and celebrities. I'm thinking more Genghis Khan.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
If Apple leaves they are handing the keys to Google and Chinaphones.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Time for Apple to start donating to Trump's campaign.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
The US won the cold war in that famous kitchen when it became clear the USSR cannot make consumer goods. A mistake that the Chinese made certain not to replicate. Too much importance is made on free press, elections, freedom of expression.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
Land of the free lol. In Europe universities have always been hotbeds for protest and debate. It's why they exist. They have a role beyond being a fucking diploma mill. Although if I had to get myself into 100k student debt I might thi
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
The real geniuses will rise to the top of their profession even if they didn't get to study at MIT but had to settle for a normal university.
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WeylandYutani
2y ago
There was an attempt with folding phones. Is that taking off beyond the "I have too much money" crowd?
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
I think the civil war is what made America what it is today. One capital, one government and one army.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
Restaurants do not provide a crucial service. You can cook at home. I don't think the government needs to interfere.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
I am lucky to live in a country where there are always at least 3 supermarkets in walking distance so they are desperately competing with each-other.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
There is nothing like facing other cultures that makes you appreciate your own. The walking on eggshells, nobody clearly communicating, the complete and total waste of time on etiquette.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
No those MBAs are just servants. It is the shareholders. And it is not only Boeing that has this problem. Investors want the line to go up and everything else be damned. And humans are exceptionally bad at long term planning.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
Or have the government build houses at cost. That is how post war Europe fixed the housing crisis. I don't blame investors not wanting to build for the poor- they would quite literally lose money.
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