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This is a good perspective to think about, I didn't see it like that. It makes sense. Computer Science is something that always pops up, is it expensive to go down this path, are there any "open learning" courses you can advi
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4y ago
Many thanks, themodelplumber. Great advice!
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Some would go far as to say all fiat currency is a total scam. "Fake money", as I think Robert T. Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" describes it.
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What's the Best Tech Field to Learn, and Get Involved In?
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Nice to see the World Economic Forum branching out with new branding.
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4y ago
I've not met anyone who enjoyed working at an Amazon warehouse. Maybe things have changed?
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Presumably, there was also a jump in heart attacks around 2008, the so called Great Recession? Personally, I don't remember that happening. Do you? Are there jumps in heart attacks during specific stressful periods in countries through
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Serious question, why don't they just quit, and get another job?
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Seems legit, see how well it went when Assange annoyed the government. U.K. certainly is dangerous if you upset those in power.
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4y ago
Agreed, since we canceled our TV license two years ago, our stress levels have dropped, and happiness has jumped.
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What about the others? Seems like the big social media companies might be putting pressure on things to ban TikTok, because they are eating their lunch. Only Google and Meta should be able to hoover up peoples personal data, and resell it t
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4y ago
But what about Bitcoin?
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I know one thing that is certainly not responsible for this jump in excess death.
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Anyone noticed there are no repeat messages on his Mastodon, that historically reflected his Twitter, or vice versa?
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4y ago
Isn't Toyota thinikg this, and has said so much already?
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4y ago
Something along the line of stimulus money, they could say something like when we gave free money to people during covid, and a lot was stolen. With CBDC's we can protect you, and stop the bad people, it's highly secure and can&#x
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> > 1. More people will slowly come to the realization that electric cars are not as effective as originally thought. As a result, the government may shift their focus to hydrogen-powered vehicles as a new alternative. > I'm 1
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This is true, I fear it won't stop the powers that be leading many down the hydrogen route though. Check out what the EU is chatting about it all right now.
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1. More people will slowly come to the realization that electric cars are not as effective as originally thought. As a result, the government may shift their focus to hydrogen-powered vehicles as a new alternative. Ideally, making people th
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And this is how its supposed to be. Small communities working, or not working together. I've been using Mastodon for years, part of a community of no more than 10,000 people (we have a cap for reasons I'm not going to get into) an
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The same two books I read every year. 7 Habits of highly successful people How to win friends and influence people. Both books seem to be used in thousands of newer books, borrowing the same themes.
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Sadly, piracy.
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Or put another way, they don't take personal responsibility, and hand their decisions over to other people running the state.
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4y ago
https://incogni.com/
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4y ago
Excellent, this is great news. Ideally, they will bring something amazing to compete with the others .
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This is an excellent idea, I love the thought you have put into it. A cap is also great, I've been a member of a wonderful social network that employs this stance, 10,000 all in, every year they open it up by deleting dead accounts. It
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This is beautiful, thank you.
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Wasn't this a conspiracy theory at the start if this? I'm sure this kind of talk might have been squashed, suppressed, and some people might even people got banned for saying such things?
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Gavin always said it best.
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Should anybody worth their salt in tech be using Chrome at this point? Firefox, although having a questionable owner, is pretty great for privacy. Brave, is coming along in leaps and bounds for good out of the box privacy. Even Microsoft Ed
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