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by bmcn2020 6y ago
> So I gotta wonder, why are the bystanders more mad than the alleged "victims" themselves? Do you realize how screwed up this is? Can you clarify, cause I'm not sure what issue you're addressing? Am I a "bystand
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Can a college course in moral philosophy convince people to eat less meat?(vox.com)
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highly agree > I frequently take many months off between jobs, sometimes a year or more. Definitely speaking from a place of privilege. Single moms living in poverty don't have the luxury to care for her mental health. She probably
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From the article: "Recalling the famous example of the pin factory that Adam Smith used to explain the division of labour, Russell imagined a new technology that will halve the amount of time it takes to make a pin. If the market for p
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
> I think the word you're looking for is "clickbait" We're a young site, and we're still testing and learning, like many startups and companies and businesses. If you don't test, you'll never know, righ
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
> Do you know if there is a specific target to get more boomers reading? I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you mean if in the creation, there was a goal to get more boomers reading our article? If that's the question,
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[Author of the article] I understand your point. But the headline is always more of an editorial choice. Nonetheless, Mr. Richards was able to come out on top, and that includes his picking up on the scam throughout the conversation with th
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Boomer outsmarts hackers: “Kiss your cash goodbye”(cybernews.com)
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Will the US Tencent ban end League of Legends esports?(cybernews.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
They're also going to court with Apple - but this one I'm not so sure about. Can you beat Apple's Legal Behemoth? No. Or do the gains from free PR outweigh the legal costs? Not sure
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Apple wants this recipe app to stop using a pear in its logo(theverge.com)
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Chinese Tesla Rival Xpeng Motors Files for New York IPO(cnbc.com)
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In one way, yes, it seems like reciprocity, but the impact here seems to be larger than a diplomatic dispute: China is communist, US is free (in terms of public imaging). So in that positioning, while China as a communist, authoritarian nat
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Is the White House Banning Fortnite and League of Legends?(cybernews.com)
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> The press doesn't have to be a centralized, edited company. Citizens can report news independent and locally. Citizens can, but the quality and length would for the most part be short and incidental (outbreaks, viral videos, etc.)
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thanks for this! in my experience, typical
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New Zealand property management co. leaks 30k passports, driver’s licenses, etc.(cybernews.com)
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The antitrust case against Google is gathering steam(theverge.com)
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obviously, the quarantine might change those results :D but on a serious note -- the global population has been falling. And it might be seen as a "negative" thing, but if you change your perspective: the global rate was at once h
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Tesco coupons easily faked to save £750 on Hotels.com bookings worldwide(cybernews.com)
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Since HK now = China, I'd imagine that the security laws will be similar; ie, all your data now belongs to us (CCP)
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Popular MMO Stalker Online hacked, 1.2M user records for sale on hacker forums(cybernews.com)
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