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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
It's effective but it sounds like the fear is that the effectiveness is overhyped (says this specifically in the article)... and I think that's a valid concern. If everyone thinks they can go out wearing a mask and forget about di
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
Yeah that's definitely fair. I'm a bit paranoid and jump through more security hoops for myself than any employer has ever required... so if you're not the type of person that enables 2FA and uses password managers at a minim
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
I've done it for 10+ years with no issues, it's more about who you're working for IMO.
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
Is it radical for the richest country in the world to make sure people who are out of work don't get evicted when the extended pandemic benefits end this month? It seems with the current political climate nothing radical can really hap
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
I wish we were talking more about how to support the jobless long term rather than focusing on the numbers as a signal of the apocalypse (yes, I'm being hyperbolic). Seems like an inevitability we'll have to deal with one way or a
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
yeah holy crow it has gotten way worse? are episodes shorter or something? I think I just sat through 5 minutes of ads.
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
well this is the bleakest thing I've read today
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
I kind of hate to think that someone would want to buy it and attempt to turn a profit.
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by aahhahahaaa 6y ago
This seems like a vast generalization based solely on media (social and traditional). The companies running these platforms have a lot to gain by scaring you while maintaining business as usual. I don't think it's an intentional o