cheese4242

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by cheese4242 7y ago
I'm really having difficulty understanding this comment. It seems completely delusional. I very much doubt you have "extensive knowledge" of other countries if you are not aware that the legal system of many countries do not
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by cheese4242 7y ago
>and most other professional occupations can easily earn $200,000 a year a decade "Most professional occupations"? I don't buy this at all.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
I'm not sure why you think Canada is going to be any different.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
By random chance I installed OpenTTD a few days ago out of quarantine boredom so I am thrilled to see a HN post about it. I was building up a local rail and road transportation network then on a whim I built a few airports and setup some pl
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Actually, he did: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/man-dies-wife-in-critical-...
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Yes, they did consume fish tank cleaner: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/man-dies-wife-in-critical-...
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by cheese4242 7y ago
It was indeed aquarium cleaner they ingested: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/man-dies-wife-in-critical-...
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Before insulting others, did you consider people might have checked sources other than the article? https://www.marketwatch.com/story/man-dies-wife-in-critical-... The man’s wife told NBC News she’d watched press brie
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Trump told people to take it without a prescription?
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Agreed. Also, this wasn't even somebody taking too much of a prescribed drug. The man who died drank aquarium cleaner.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
The man who died drank aquarium cleaner. It is a huge stretch to blame that on Trump.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
"directly analogous challenges"? I don't buy it. This is unprecedented.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
I'm not convinced things would have played out much differently under any other administration to be honest. Note that many other western countries are struggling as well.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Very true. Reminds me of this quote I had saved (I don't recall the source) "Personal-finance gurus obsess over buying coffee not because it is unsustainable, Vanderkam suggests, but because being a personal-finance guru is. “The
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Likely means that they have difficulty paying off the balance every month and incur interest charges. Because most credit cards offer some sort of cash back/reward for every dollar spent, they are great if you can pay off the balance 1
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by cheese4242 7y ago
I'm not sure how the pushing of the Trump/Russia narrative could be seen as anything but "organized".
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by cheese4242 7y ago
>there is a disproportionate amount of disinformation emanating from the conservative end of the media spectrum There is no evidence of this though. Have you considered that whatever you have read to suggest that a "disproportionate
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by cheese4242 7y ago
The whole "Trump is controlled by Russia" thing, for starters.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Can you distill down what content in those links are evidence of Trump being controlled by Russia?
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by cheese4242 7y ago
I don't see any evidence that the right has "weaponized misinformation in an organized manner" anymore so than the left has.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
You do understand I can refer to "the left" and not mean each and every individual who comprises the left, right? Providing such qualifiers shouldn't be necessary. The point is, Trump's election was extremely humiliating
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by cheese4242 7y ago
The amount of false and misleading information spread about Trump has been staggering though. Trying to pretend this only goes one way is a joke. Is there even any proof that these micro-targeting campaigns swayed the election in anyway? Ha
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by cheese4242 7y ago
What an absolute mess this whole situation has been. Sadly no one will be held accountable.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Clickbait title. Should be titled "Golang doesn't work well with Windows".
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by cheese4242 7y ago
At least they didn't measure it in football fields or distance to the moon.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Exercise for the reader: Weigh this against the idea that climate change is the greatest existential threat to humanity at the moment and we must mobilize all of our efforts to counter it.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
That's a great question and google hasn't yielded any useful answers. Would the materials we have extracted and refined such as metal, return to some sort of easily mineable state in a million years? lmilcin raises a great point t
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by cheese4242 7y ago
Funny enough that's actually the one I normally carry but couldn't think of the name! You are right the Sawyer is better in general.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
True enough. In those cases I see the LifeStraw as more of a "last ditch" solution. Think drinking out of clogged gutters or rain puddles with it as a last resort.
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by cheese4242 7y ago
To take it even a step further, there could have been advanced industrial civilizations on earth before us: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610886/if-we-werent-the-f... I don't think it likely, but like th

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