anoncake

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511.
by anoncake 6y ago
Who you are depends on your upbringing, so no, it's never on you.
512.
by anoncake 6y ago
> IMO BTC existence is possibly good as it raises demand for cheap energy (and currently green energy is cheapest it seems), it's also good as forcing function for fiat. No. It increases demand for energy period. Increasing demand m
513.
by anoncake 6y ago
Maybe to preserve the illusion that Mac OS is inherently part of the computers Apple sells as opposed to a separate product that's linked to them artificially?
514.
by anoncake 6y ago
If that counts, then so do Chinese characters (1200 BC or older)
515.
by anoncake 6y ago
Sorry
516.
by anoncake 6y ago
Lucky you. Here in Germany, we add restrictions when the numbers go down and relax them when the numbers go up. And I'm not confusing cause and effect.
517.
by anoncake 6y ago
Legally?
518.
by anoncake 6y ago
Does that imply that the meaning is well-defined like "term of art" does?
519.
by anoncake 6y ago
It depends on their age, doesn't it? 1 hour isn't fine for a toddler, 1 week may be fine for a 17-year-old.
520.
by anoncake 6y ago
Question to Email: What are you doing to curb the ever-growing number of white supremacists using your platform?
521.
by anoncake 6y ago
Conservative-Libertarian Anarcho-Marxist Fascism?
522.
by anoncake 6y ago
I would like to ask the same question to Email.
523.
by anoncake 6y ago
It is just the colour of someone's skin. Or aren't dark-skinned people who grew up outside the USA black? > If you're born Black in the US, you had a way higher chance of dying and your mother had a way higher chance of
524.
by anoncake 6y ago
> BIPOC people _are_ different. They have different experiences in America. It's not racist to acknowledge and respect this. Yes, it is. Treat people based on their experiences, not on what you expect people with their skin colour t
525.
by anoncake 6y ago
Yes, they did. Remember how the existence of T cells, memory cells and literally the entire immune system aside from antibodies was treated like a new discovery?
526.
by anoncake 6y ago
Source for the "a lot" part?
527.
by anoncake 6y ago
Electricity is fungible.
528.
by anoncake 6y ago
> You need an organization and leadership in it that is focused on their mission. And will remain so forever. Which is not realistic.
529.
by anoncake 6y ago
It depends on when you take it.
530.
by anoncake 6y ago
Ads aren't free to run and the price is baked into the product's. The poor don't benefit from them.
531.
by anoncake 6y ago
I just checked a couple of medicine packages and they're all labeled in Braille. Is that not the case in the USA?
532.
by anoncake 6y ago
Yeah, the translation is quite farfetched.
533.
by anoncake 6y ago
Pfund (500g) is on the list and also still in use. I think it's more common than Zentner.
534.
by anoncake 6y ago
I don't see how that's a defense. MS choose to use Electron.
535.
by anoncake 6y ago
Not compared to today. If technology and wealth gap were linked, ancient Rome would have been much more equal than our society.
536.
by anoncake 6y ago
Only the Play Store can update apps in the background without requiring user confirmation every time. Other stores are no real alternatives, Google remains a monopoly.
537.
by anoncake 6y ago
No, because you can substitute a different manufacturer's TV for a Samsung one and vice versa.
538.
by anoncake 6y ago
Unless you like providing auto-updates.
539.
by anoncake 6y ago
Android apps and iPhone apps are different markets.
540.
by anoncake 6y ago
> And on Android, developers are free to list their apps on F-Droid, Amazon Appstore or just let people download & install it from their own website. Unlike iOS, the Play Store is not mandatory. In practice, it is. Only the Play Stor

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