askin4it

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   by askin4it 5y ago

   If it's off topic, why feel the need to mention it? Seemed to be gloating about it. Not very nice considering the strong feelings around unwelcome and unnatural Orwellian language manipulation.
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   the two preceding pages...situations wanted and help wanted https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045774/1922-05-07/ed-1/?sp=... https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045774/1922-05-07&#x
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   "That article seems like a cobbled together thesis based on radical Marxism and Tweets from random people." Pretty much describes journalism profession today. A jumble of fallacies suspended in a soiled tissue of pseudo-consensus.
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   I'd like to restore some old faded color photos. Any advice on software/techniques?
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   may also be of interest https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lafcadio_Hearn https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/368
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   Hooray! Payments! I hope they figure out how to get more DRM in there too!
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   "more gullible" No surprise they wanted to separate.
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSc6RTDfqtk&ab_channel=Rando... the truth hurts...if you care about the truth...
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   by askin4it 5y ago

   And while you are in the 1930's, check out his book, Down and Out in Paris and London. What a time to be a dishwasher!
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    by askin4it 5y ago

    something tells me that the oil companies would sue to claim ownership of the atmospheric CO2 since they spent the money to dig it up. Of course, anyone who paid a carbon tax might have some claim.
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    by askin4it 5y ago

    don't say that! if twitter ends up there, where will NPR get its journalistic content?
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    by askin4it 6y ago

    I like the sarcasm, it helps. Source watch is https://www.prwatch.org/ So it's some kind of think-tank proxy war...
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    by askin4it 6y ago

    The price of four or five kids could easily cover the pay of a private teacher/tutor. It seems like the ideal learning environment. I'm probably missing the point of going there in the first place.