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acct1771
8y ago
Errr....sorry, but, respectfully: fuck you, this is the Internet.
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acct1771
8y ago
Wikipedia, contrary to popular belief, has immense bias on particular topics, depending on the editors involved in a particular article.
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acct1771
8y ago
The funny part is that, based on your tone, you can't imagine a case where: 1) that's possible and 2) Apple may not be a willing colluding party.
724.
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acct1771
8y ago
FISA et al are unconstitutional. You're doing nobody any favors by referring to it as legitimate.
725.
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acct1771
8y ago
Give it one.
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acct1771
8y ago
You're not suggesting the CIA is out of the drug business...are you?
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acct1771
8y ago
Wait, can you use a Nest without connecting it to the internet?
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acct1771
8y ago
...they do? Why?
729.
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acct1771
8y ago
Yeah, but then it's not exciting.
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acct1771
8y ago
Also, you can't know what you aren't taught.
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acct1771
8y ago
You don't know what you don't know.
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acct1771
8y ago
It's the final battleground. Control the media conglomerates, lobby as control over the internet, control the sentiment.
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acct1771
8y ago
Ah. The schools where I knew kids like you described were the ones where the "attendant" had "Brother" before their name, haha...
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acct1771
8y ago
It also implies cut-rate shit.
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acct1771
8y ago
But we may have heard about it. Like my father, who runs his entire gas station/towing company/repair shop with Excel macros. lol.
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acct1771
8y ago
The term they were looking for was "conspiracy theory", arguably one of the most important colloquial mistakes to correct when talking "cloak and dagger" politics.
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acct1771
8y ago
I've begun to prefer the term "experience" anyway. "Trip" is outdated, and harmful to public opinion, I think.
738.
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acct1771
8y ago
I can probably buy your SSN for under $10, conservatively.
739.
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acct1771
8y ago
If you were going to draw the morality line, you'd think WWII era things would have been plenty for you on VW.
740.
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acct1771
8y ago
Why use "discount" instead of "inexpensive" here?
741.
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acct1771
8y ago
Why are you sure of that?
742.
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acct1771
8y ago
Or...uses sleep to reduce the inflammation of the brain, thus treating (the symptoms of?) depression?
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acct1771
8y ago
That last part is true, and should be fixed before implementing voter ID laws.
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acct1771
8y ago
Advertisers not using ads to inform their target potential market, but instead choosing to use them to mislead and trick the consumer, are the reason for this.
745.
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acct1771
8y ago
Matrix protocol is the first thing that comes to mind, here.
746.
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acct1771
8y ago
Where do you think the billions come from?
747.
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acct1771
8y ago
I'm trying to imagine which devices you could have in mind when talking about this. Help?
748.
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acct1771
8y ago
Then you're perhaps not the target market. People with that kind of money, if they're dissatisfied, they just roll the dice again.
749.
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acct1771
8y ago
Clear disconnect from the open source community, which isn't a negative signal, but also is not a positive one.
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acct1771
8y ago
Your use of the word "consuming" definitely solidified the idea that I'm all set without these features, I don't miss them that much.
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