blackearl

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by blackearl 5y ago
Red Letter Media featured an Asian Christianity tape from long ago that had a bit about how products can't have barcodes on them because it's the number of the beast or some craziness. https://youtu.be/ceUSZBMeREY?
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by blackearl 6y ago
You shouldn't be angry that Apple is changing the terms then.
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by blackearl 6y ago
Wasn't this leak already 2 years old? Just because the media decided to pump it up this week doesn't mean it just happened. I've also yet to see anything real come of these kinds of leaks.
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by blackearl 6y ago
You continue to make a 1:1 assumption. Dilution can cause the stock to go down because of FUD of financial health. It can go up because of strong leadership and optimistic futures. It's not occurring in a vacuum where $1 is 1 share and
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by blackearl 6y ago
Value is lost to existing shareholders who have the value of their shares diluted. Everything you're saying may seem logical, but economics is often illogical and any 1:1 $:stock sales still tank the share price.
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by blackearl 6y ago
It doesn't matter if it represents the company because the thing that shareholders care about is how much $ each share represents. This is why a stock will tank when a company talks about diluting their existing shares by creating new
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by blackearl 6y ago
My go to - 2 minutes of pregnancy questions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EShUeudtaFg
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by blackearl 6y ago
Are there any real answers of value on there? I know there's plenty of hilarious questions like the classic "how is babby formed?" but I wouldn't ever consider Yahoo! Answers a legitimate source for anything.
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by blackearl 6y ago
The stockpile is a ridiculous measurement. How many would it take to have mutually assured destruction? A dozen? One of the most worthless dick measuring contests in history.
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by blackearl 6y ago
Persona 5 has sold millions of copies. Yakuza 6, Judgement, and Yakuza Like a Dragon all did well. I'm not really interested in Football Manager but I know it's incredibly popular
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by blackearl 6y ago
English is pliable and sometimes a word or phrase becomes what the masses think of it, especially when "journalists, advertisers, and major mass media entities" use it that way. See literally, irregardless Irregardless, it literal
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by blackearl 6y ago
Might be partially true but young people with no critical thinking skills fall for it just the same.
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by blackearl 6y ago
Sega has had a lot of top tier games in recent years.
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by blackearl 6y ago
If you marry someone who "...under the account name Nathaniel Knight said: “I fantasise about children having sex, sometimes with adults, sometimes with other children, sometimes kidnapped and forced into bad situations.”" you are
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by blackearl 6y ago
The idea that this person got through HR without a cursory google search is crazy, or worse, the idea that they hired them knowing their history is frightening. Being trans is not a free pass to be pro-pedophilia and it's absurd that t
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by blackearl 6y ago
Social engineering scams manage to get millions wired ( https://variety.com/2018/film/news/pathe-loses-more-than-21-... ). Crypto may be more convenient and less risky, but I don't see a crypto ban stoppin
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by blackearl 6y ago
It's definitely not 10 minutes. You can tab+spacebar toggle everything to off in about 30 seconds
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by blackearl 6y ago
The media has also become more focused on being "infotainment" so they obviously start shedding credibility. We don't have a Cronkite to look to and the 24 hour news channels will break celebrity gossip the way he broke JFK
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by blackearl 6y ago
But changing this word was easy and doesn't really benefit anyone. A corporation gets to pat themselves on the back and US police continue to brutalize people just the same. Nothing really changed
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by blackearl 6y ago
This is hilarious. I just tested it as a subdomain. O365 flatout won't let me send to emoji addresses, at least through the regular browser UI. Gmail is happy to oblige though
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by blackearl 6y ago
The saddest part is boring but popular ideas like universal healthcare continually get thrown to the wayside by loud idiots who want to demand nonsense like "latinx"
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by blackearl 6y ago
Everyone would be elated if they decided to take on ticketmaster, though I believe TM has exclusive deals with most venues.
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by blackearl 6y ago
Totally depends on how you're using it. A burger over flame needs that extra fat to stay moist or you'll get a sad, dry burger. Making tacos on the other hand makes it gush out when eating and grossly congealed when refrigerated.
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by blackearl 6y ago
I'm sure Burger King's meatless burger is recognizable to some, but when I tried it I don't think I'd really be able to tell the difference. It's easier to hide when the meat is already super processed like fast foo
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by blackearl 6y ago
Depends on your priorities. One of the friendliest countries in the EU, great food, rich history. If you like a slower pace of living it seems like a good choice.
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by blackearl 6y ago
I believe it's more than just rumor - https://pitchfork.com/news/hannibal-buress-was-an-mf-doom-im...
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by blackearl 6y ago
Just like a crypto-contrarian to be so smarmy in the face of a trillion dollar idea. "Bitcoin-fanatics" are not using BC for transactions just like we don't currently use gold coins at the grocers. Nor are we lugging around a
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by blackearl 6y ago
It's mafia tactics in a modern world. Nice business you got here, would be a shame if someone said something bad about it online. You know we can make that go away...for a price.
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by blackearl 6y ago
Space industry will a money black hole for a while longer IMO. I suppose it didn't really matter to every other disruptive startup so maybe stocks only go up /s
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by blackearl 6y ago
Very much disagree. I have a Vive Cosmos Elite which has 90Hz refresh rate (pretty standard apart from the Index) and 1440x1700 resolution, which is a bit higher than the average. IMO it has the most comfortable halo ring design for the hea

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