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beeboop
5y ago
It's basically required. I've had them shut down two accounts with zero activity on them and refuse to let me back in without a phone number
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beeboop
5y ago
Most of the time when someone calls something a bubble, it isn't a bubble.
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beeboop
5y ago
I had a similar situation when working for Amazon as a non-Amazon employee. Super shitty laptop. My theory is that they want shitty laptops because it dissuades people from keeping them, and hypothetically keeping sensitive information on t
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beeboop
5y ago
This is the same defense Jon Stewart always used. "It's a comedy show". I'm not sure whether you're a credible news source absolves you of responsibility of spreading harmful misinformation. He has a huge platform a
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5y ago
Fuel prices are high. Housing is high. Food is high. Car prices are high. Education expenses are high. Healthcare expenses are high. Literally everything we spend most of our money on is outrageously expensive.
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5y ago
Official inflation numbers are super dishonest in my opinion.
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5y ago
My guess is there is something in right traffic that they aren't allowed to fly over, or there is terrain/tall buildings potentially making it dangerous in inclement weather
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5y ago
My entirely uninformed guess is that life on Earth is probably fairly representative of how life forms on any similar planet. Throughout evolution there are endless ways life could have formed, and we're the product of whatever method
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5y ago
In the US this would be a bad idea if you wanted to try to claim unemployment wages.
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5y ago
>Case in point: give out $1000 dollars in UBI, expect rents increase by about that amount within the next 2 years as current leases expire. I see no evidence that this would be the case
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5y ago
It comes across as pretty ridiculous for this to be a popular news article. It's only noteworthy because it's Tesla and news outlets know it generates hate clicks. Cars having problems on delivery, regardless of brand, happens al
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5y ago
A lot of people are single or close to single issue voters. So there is policy discussion but it's usually extremely shallow
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5y ago
My guess is most of these big dollar NFT stories are fake. People are making the claims or buying from themselves to attract attention so they can sell NFTs at big amounts to suckers
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5y ago
Same
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I live a couple blocks from CHOP/CHAZ. There was no destruction. I got my haircut every couple weeks at a business inside CHOP. Everything was and still is entirely normal.
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5y ago
The comment you're replying to is an example of what they meant by Trump derangement syndrome. People convince themselves of things that are blatantly just not accurate because "orange man bad".
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5y ago
Entering a long wifi password with two buttons is a real freaking pain on it though
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5y ago
Doesn't DRM on video enforce where the digital content can be played? Is this not exactly what enforcing copyright is since copyright dictates where and how something can be consumed?
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5y ago
How much of the $3.8T is profits that don't need to exist? Why should public medicine be for-profit when public education isn't? Why does no one complain that the military doesn't turn a profit yet also costs nearly a trillio
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5y ago
I think the implications are less about Peter Thiel and more having associated with known white nationalists, and maybe separately also Carl Tuckerson
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5y ago
I use Mozilla's VPN which uses Mullvad.
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5y ago
The default way still being women that get the children doesn't really change that the dynamic that gender versus child support is not meaningfully any different than the 1920s. Women's share of child support has gone from, I assu
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5y ago
Men pay ~95% of the dollars given/taken for child support in this country. It applies to women but only in a very very marginal way. Men going from >99% to 95% of child support costs isn't really a noteworthy change and doesn&#
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5y ago
Underground is safer, less prone to accidents (trees falling), take less space, reduces deaths and injuries by car accident (cars hitting poles), less maintenance due to not being exposed to elements, and of course the aesthetic aspect. Hon
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5y ago
It's expensive, no one wants to pay for it, and our general political leadership is inept at best and corrupt at worst and is incapable of managing reasonable infrastructure projects.
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It is tremendously difficult to eat a balanced, healthy diet for people who lack the motivation or desire to cook and eat subjectively boring foods. I know this will probably strike a nerve in some people that perfectly enjoy salads, chicke
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He definitely missed the mark about alimony or men not bearing the majority of child support
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Usually if you manually hold back the vapor guard, the gas pump will still work. I know this because you have to do it to fill most motorcycles because their tanks aren't designed to fit the vapor guard, much less have it create a seal
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5y ago
I think people with those tendencies are simply more likely to use mushrooms. I've used them plenty and I'm still the typical HackerNews cynical nerd that expresses skepticism towards everything.
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5y ago
This comment is really lacking in compassion. I hope you realize eventually how crass it is to blame an employee just trying to feed and house themselves when they're faced with abusive or exploitive employers.
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