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by bserge 5y ago
Logout, optionally login with another account or register it. Weak. Plus, a permaban has that extra "fuck you, we really don't want you here" message. Which is great if you're trying to quit.
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by bserge 5y ago
I'm really glad I only eat what I want or what I can afford. Miss me with all this bullshit.
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by bserge 5y ago
Good one lol
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by bserge 5y ago
But I care now . Doesn't matter, I'm too lazy to get a new card. Which I realized recently might be confusing. Do not resuscitate and organ donor? How's that work :/
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by bserge 5y ago
Oh, yeah that shit doesn't work on me. If it takes less than 5 minutes to undo, I'll undo the block. Probably should've mentioned that. At one point, I had a dedicated router protected by a password I did not know (I could on
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by bserge 5y ago
Say it's illegal. "What are you gonna do about it?"
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by bserge 5y ago
That's way more thought than I'd ever put into it. Once I die, I won't care. I am reconsidering my organ donor opt in though. It's a minor thing, but why would I give away anything to a system that never helped me?
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by bserge 5y ago
Does it? If I knew 100% there's any kind of afterlife, I'd kill myself today. Not to mention that there's some almighty butthole in the sky that does nothing to help anyone but asks for faith (also their supposed representati
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by bserge 5y ago
That can be done without some mythical life after death and almighty chode in the sky. It's unfortunate that religion has those elements. I hold many Christian values, but I refuse to accept the afterlife, God, saints, apostles and oth
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by bserge 5y ago
Sounds like a job creator :P
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by bserge 5y ago
Tbf, that is how they operate in many (most?) other countries, too. Why would they tell you you're a suspect or under investigation? That's counter productive, you could hide your actions better or plan an escape.
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by bserge 5y ago
That's the neat thing, the data won't help you get better care.
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by bserge 5y ago
Funny how that sounds more plausible than them selling mental healthcare services. Those are extremely hard to get. Have a doctor actually help you? Nah, police raid. I'm speaking as a second class European with experience in Belgium,
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by bserge 5y ago
Oh yeah, melting of permafrost destroying a lot of their roads and tracks and releasing a lot of greenhouse gases, floods and droughts in areas where people actually live and farm, damage to mines, pipelines, industrial sites. No problem th
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by bserge 5y ago
Usually that's called oppression and leads to bigger protests and riots.
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by bserge 5y ago
I never paid close attention to it, but you can play Steam games? Like, you're renting a gaming PC? That's... a very enticing option. How's the quality?
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by bserge 5y ago
Well, it's a great way to make you want it more often :D Why not get a burger, already got a subscription.
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by bserge 5y ago
They'll give you all the shit for free so you can integrate and be a productive member of society, then rent higher quality stuff.
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by bserge 5y ago
Or build more shit, which is already happening. A computer in your pocket, a computer in your fridge, a computer on your face (still hate that they insist on that for AR glasses and smartwatches), a computer for your car, a computer for gam
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by bserge 5y ago
And people sign up for it voluntarily... Just wow
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by bserge 5y ago
"Pick up that can"
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by bserge 5y ago
I'd say you got pranked, but that may be wishful thinking. Yeah, I don't think that system is "confident enough". Just that the error rate is acceptable. Some poor sod gets charged instead of you? Welp, tough luck. Prett
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by bserge 5y ago
Aren't they constantly challenged and at some point inevitably lose due to injuries and/or age?
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by bserge 5y ago
Err, having people practice some self-discipline and personal responsibility would be great. Nice selling point of surveillance heh. Imo, it is scary because the state always knows where you are and what you do. Which is fine most of the ti
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by bserge 5y ago
Can't say about the breeds, but the cheap supermarket victims of Henschwitz taste pretty bad compared to actual free range hens most likely because the latter move around instead of being stuck in a cage.
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by bserge 5y ago
"Startup."
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by bserge 5y ago
It's amazing how after all that work they leave it to some uncaring, overworked and underpaid people to actually give it to those who need the medication. Resulting in many not getting any.
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by bserge 5y ago
I don't know that's why I'm asking. Every comparison I've seen was cost saving for the datacenter.
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by bserge 5y ago
High spending on employees, very risk averse investors, failure is seen as major shame, slow to form a company (not that big of a deal), sometimes weird restrictions on managers/directors. It is a criminal offense to use public transpo
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by bserge 5y ago
Please. I had a small business in the UK, I shipped EU wide. Shipping to EU is slightly more expensive, and takes an extra day or two for like South Italy and Romania. No one ever complained about having to pay for shipping (yeah, the buyer

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