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anoncake
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Probably not. Monarchies usually aren't abolished spontaneously but due to revolutions and similar crisis. Since the UK hasn't had one in a while, there just was no opportunity to abolish the monarchy. Also the UK has only been a
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Windows already asks if you're sure when you try to change a file's extension.
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"Growth Hacker News"
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Elaborate?
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But what's the advantage of hiding file extensions? Windows already asks if you're sure when you try to change a file's extension.
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I didn't expect it to be a problem, but empirically it is.
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To create a document with links. Hiding the URL makes that harder for non-technical users IME.
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A user that uses Chrome because Safari simplifies the URL must be aware that Safari simplifies the URL.
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"No thanks" is bad enough when I mean "fuck off".
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We can't, and we've known that for months, possibly since the beginning.
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Not an issue in Europe.
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Either that or people/entities surveiling their own ground.
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If you don't look at the world from that freedom perspective, you are simply being shortsighted.
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If you're homeless, what else do you have?
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Size is irrelevant (less people = less resources to take care of less homeless) and Denmark is part of the Schengen area.
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1 is definitely wrong, if two varieties aren't even related they must be different languages.
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After they've shut down the police for impersonating the police.
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5y ago
Unfortunately, Firefox recently actually stopped making semantic elements look native (=good).
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That applies to literally everything that goes against business interests. It's not an insurmountable hurdle.
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The American usage of "dollars" as a synonym for "money" when the topic is not specifically a dollar-using country is just nationalist bullshit.
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What are you trying to say?
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They do. But how do you get rich? By having other people work for you. That cannot happen to nearly the same extent in a planned economy.
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As I wrote, there could be an exception for non-voting stock. At least temporarily. But ultimately, it's supposed to change the paradigm. Because currently the economy is run by paperclip maximizers that no human is held responsible fo
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5y ago
Why not? Don't shares represent ownership of a company? Aren't you responsible for your property?
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> I suspect this is based on Marx's analysis of the creation of value. That is, for Marx only primary production creates value, all other economic or human activity destroys value. Can I have a source for that please? It seems absur
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You are responsible for your property. If you own stock, you own part of a company so you are responsible for its actions. In the case of mutual funds, it's the funds' job to understand the businesses it invests in for you. There
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If you can deduct work-related expenses, income tax is a tax on "profit".
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That's different. The expected value of your work's utility can be positive even if it's likely zero.
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Everyone knows that food banks are only for the poor. Vaccination sites usually aren't.
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Of course it will be, that's just the nature of making decisions. But these decisions have to be made anyway. It's better if they depend on the policies of an elected government than the whims of rich people.
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