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by calsy 5y ago
Why not? Why do you need bloated, mobile unfriendly spreadsheet software to quickly take down some numbers in a tabular form? For e.g, If I'm around the house and want to record a few tape measure readings with my phone like a digital
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by calsy 5y ago
Why does faith in humanity need to be restored? Are we corrupted?
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If that’s a concern then why are they targeting their ads on that content? You can easy toggle off those options in an ad manager. There are companies who wish to target that audience also, there is no need to outright ban content because o
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by calsy 5y ago
Since when do all brand owners share the same values? Why should advertisers be setting content standards regarding what you can and can’t watch.
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by calsy 5y ago
What connection is there to ads and content? It’s a random (to a degree) ad selected by youtube you can’t wait to close so you watch your chosen content. Further, videos are not outright banned on behalf of advertisers, only demonetised. Al
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by calsy 5y ago
In most cases, well publicised censorship of art backfires and provides more notoriety and fans for the artist.
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by calsy 5y ago
Sorry it is utterly true. Have you ever bought a plane ticket? It’s there in BOLD at checkout. ‘Credit card purchase surcharge of x amount.’ Amazon have recently made a huge deal about Visa’s 1% markup and emailed millions of customer tel
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by calsy 5y ago
Yeah everything super easy when you control the entire process, from what apps you will see, to how you purchase them. There is no conscious decision to chose to pay with apple. You either purchase an apps subscription through apples paym
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by calsy 5y ago
Well the most vocal are always those riding on their emotions, like anger. For every angry gamer theres a larger group who couldn't give a s***. Nor is any of this limited to gaming. People will get angry about any form of entertain
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by calsy 5y ago
Please do, you have a single example of Iran and another that is the complete opposite of what I proposed. Then compare that to the powers US has had conflicts with during the 20/21st century, either directly or by proxy. The point wa
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by calsy 5y ago
Authoritarian tendencies existed well before the US came to power. The best defence against the US 'empire' is to avoid authoritarian tendencies.
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by calsy 5y ago
If you've used a phone in last decade you would know that they have options to hide notification details behind lock screens and it is in most cases the default setting.
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by calsy 5y ago
How many will die from the economic fallout and how who will pay for this insane government debt accumulated over the last 2 years. The kids, thats who, the kids who don't get a vaccine and get the privilege of paying the bill for us
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by calsy 5y ago
Yeah difference being those conflicts didn’t involve raining 1000s of bombs down over major cities. The situation for civil war already existed, so the best option is to light the fuse by bombing the place and leaving a power vacuum? Not a
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by calsy 5y ago
What connection is there with holding leaders accountable and occupying a country with millions of civilians who have no connection to any of these events and are simply trying to live? If we use this logic, then the US should be stormed an
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by calsy 5y ago
What does an occupation of a foreign country that has millions of civilians with no connection to these events have to do with attacking al-quaeda? Are they simply guilty by association for harboring terrorists. Americans still haven't
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by calsy 5y ago
That is absolutely not true at all. Dropping bombs on things does not make them better. Large cities that were home to millions of people were bombed, vital utilities like power and water were 'taken out' for strategic purposes.
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by calsy 5y ago
Sick of hearing these nonsense hidden reasons that are completely without merit. The reasons we went to war were very clear, 'Saddam was stockpiling WMDs and was a threat to world.'. They were wrong, they simply made a colossal
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by calsy 5y ago
And blowing up major cities, destroying basic utilities like power and water and creating a situation thats lead to civil war involving factions from neighbouring countries is 'creating stability'. This is some bizarro world logi
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by calsy 5y ago
You can't retroactively justify the war in hindsight on false reasoning. 'Saddam was a bad guy' is not a justification for war and occupation. If the American people were told they would need to spend 100s of billions and lo
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by calsy 5y ago
The problem is that none of those answers were provided as a reason to instigate a 2nd war and occupation of Iraq. Its an attempted justification of a pointless war, an excuse. 'We got rid of the bad guy', If someone bombed your
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by calsy 5y ago
It's a great political achievement bringing people out of crushing poverty and starvation caused entirely by the last authoritarian in charge? 'Hey maybe we shouldn't turn all our farms into factories', its simplicity is
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by calsy 5y ago
Random people on the net who like to pretend they are smarter than everyone are usually the opposite. You're not that person are you?
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by calsy 5y ago
Who nominated you smartest person in the room, yourself?
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by calsy 5y ago
Widescreen monitor with bettertouchtool. Cmd + Shift with back/forward buttons on mouse to snap windows left/right or over to another monitor. Multiple projects open use mouse 4 to switch through app specific windows. Similar to
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I answered that.
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by calsy 5y ago
Never said the target was impossible, I said it was impossible 'in the near future'.
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See the problem with your entire argument is you have bolted on socialism to the current capitalist environment. It doesn't work like that, socialism doesn't afford the opportunity for big corps to exist and the money you wish to
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by calsy 5y ago
In Australia I believe its around 13.6% vaccinated at this stage. If we were able to match the UK vaccination numbers at this moment, we would be a shining example of managing CovID. But we screwed up, we dropped the ball on vaccinations
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by calsy 5y ago
How long did it take for polio vaccinations to reach the target set for the Covid thresholds and are we willing to accept the threat of restrictions to our lives until then? To meet these targets the majority of children must be vaccinated.

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