cheeky78

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by cheeky78 7y ago
So back to my first point: instead of making it easier for entities like the Russian government to subvert our Democracy, why not just make it easier for the Elderly to get IDs? I also don't think that there are that many people that d
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Exactly point point. My problem is that certain political groups are pushing for no voter ID laws, which just makes it easier to fake votes. Why would anyone be for this if not to subvert our Democracy?
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by cheeky78 7y ago
If we are so interested in fair results, why not have voter ID laws? Instead of fighting these laws, why not make it easier for everyone to get an ID?
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by cheeky78 7y ago
"One of my biggest disappointments with normies is the way they use technology. Rather than exploring the wonderful resources we have on the internet, they have allowed themselves to become internet cattle corralled into Facebook.&quot
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by cheeky78 7y ago
It's because he doesn't silence opposing opinions, he welcomes them. More news organizations and websites should learn from this strategy.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Do you really not see the liberal bias with pretty much every single mainstream news organization in the US? We are also no seeing a bias online because many sites will secretly shadow ban inconvenient comments that show disagreement with t
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by cheeky78 7y ago
yes, and many times, it's wrong.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
This is why getting low-pay and equity at a startup is a pipe dream. The investors or founders will find a way to squeeze you out while using your skills to make them rich.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Can't we just admit that Google has a left-leaning bias? It's so obvious in cases like this. This is the scary part: if there is right-leaning bias, people are protesting in the streets. left-leaning bias? crickets and business
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by cheeky78 7y ago
All unions bully large corporations to advance their own interests. The auto unions, for instance, had leaders that were getting multi-million dollar bonuses for decades..and probably still to this day.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
"If you run a business and your solvency depends on the existence of another, larger business, you're not as independent as the title of 'business owner' alludes." My point is that Youtubers can start their own site
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by cheeky78 7y ago
If that's the case, 99% will be booted off the platform and they will have to meet certain numbers of visitors and engagement every month, or lose their job..which is what unionizing means. If I were google, I would also get control of
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by cheeky78 7y ago
I had daily standups at my last job and I dreaded them every day. It was mostly pointless. The main problem is that I would have to take time out of my day, many times in the middle of a coding session, to have a 30/1 hour meeting whe
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by cheeky78 7y ago
It might be as an indirect result of climate risks, but the main reason is because they fear government regulation.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
..it's ironic that a conference about having the freedom to explore and tinker censors a video they don't like. If it's a scam, I want to see it for myself.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Because we didn't have the technology and ability to lookup DNA as cheaply or easily 20+ years ago. I expect unsolved crime to continue to go down as our technology gets better.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
8chan didn't cause the incident. The shooter did. If we find out that the shooter played a specific video game that a previous shooter played..should it be banned as well? I'm old enough to remember all of the court cases that i
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by cheeky78 7y ago
This is a great idea for people that don't have the money to pay their fair share of taxes.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Education can only bankrupt you if you choose to go to an expensive university. This is a complete choice and the overall price is known before you take out a loan. Community colleges are a fraction of the price. "My experiences with
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by cheeky78 7y ago
"But as this article demonstrates, if we care to use the inflammatory "death panels" label, we already have them." It's not inflammatory when it's true. When the government runs our healthcare, choices are rem
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by cheeky78 7y ago
I completely agree with this. I'm nearing 40 and have been consulting remotely for the past 5 years and have a side business, that will eventually be my full-time income. The problem is that it's impossible to rely on any one com
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by cheeky78 7y ago
So I'm supposed to believe that a certain party in the US wants to rip out all of our infrastructure reliant on oil and completely replace it with something new..because fossil fuels will destroy the world in 10 years. Yet Norway, whic
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by cheeky78 7y ago
So because Norway is a bastion of liberal policies, they get a free pass when it comes to climate change? This is why I know it has nothing to do with science or actually solving the problem.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Yes, but it's based on oil, which is contributing to climate change..and not 100% is not used for renewable energy, so it's a net negative. It's strange to me that people aren't protesting and complaining about this fund
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Isn't this contributing to climate change? The economy everyone uses as an example to replace the current system in the US...
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by cheeky78 7y ago
Socialism isn't going to help build the technology needed to help replace fossil fuels and curb climate change. This is why we need capitalism.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
You can go to a community college for much less money and all kids aren't required to go to College to earn a good living. This is just silly.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
I'm a few years from 40 and have been a software developer since I graduated from college. I hope I'm not a developer through my 40s. Why? Things don't seem to ever change for the better. I've gone through death march
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by cheeky78 7y ago
All of these ridiculous regulations will only make it impossible for someone without deep pockets to start an online business.
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by cheeky78 7y ago
It seems from this article, they are also the perpetrators. This seems to be a change of tune from all the articles I've seen over the years claiming men were the ones in the majority that are cyberbullying women.

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