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by colpabar 1y ago
Trying to pin support for israel on one side and not on the entirety of the us government at all levels is either profoundly naive or profoundly dishonest.
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by colpabar 1y ago
But that’s my point - who will do that? Who is going to go to their company’s CEO and convince them to put in the massive amount of effort to switch cloud providers? Who is going to say “I don’t think we should use Teams anymore” and actual
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by colpabar 1y ago
I really wonder if a company like microsoft has any real concern over people tweeting negative things about it. It seems like companies are finally realizing a lot of it can just be ignored, but with microsoft specifically, what’s the risk?
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by colpabar 1y ago
jesus, how does he keep getting away with it?
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SB 771: Personal rights: liability: social media platforms(calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org)
2 points by colpabar 1y ago|0 comments
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by colpabar 1y ago
The person who submitted the report was looking to be a person who found a critical bug, that's it. It's not about understanding/fixing/helping anything, it's about gaining clout.
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by colpabar 1y ago
or subaru!
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by colpabar 1y ago
Look man, dems have tried the whole "democracy is on the ballot" thing and lost two elections to trump. They have lost to him twice! Maybe instead of campaigning on how bad the other guy is (disclaimer: i fully agree that he is ba
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by colpabar 1y ago
There's another post on hn about how 19% of california homes are owned by investors, and when I saw that I thought to myself "wow, the free market really produced an optimal outcome there."
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by colpabar 1y ago
I think that payment processors want to be able to control everything. I don't think they care about adult content per se, they care about being able to allow/deny anything for any reason. They also don't really care about &q
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by colpabar 1y ago
It's a perfect show. There are so many hilarious lines. My favorite has to be when tracy says "don't make me show you the back of my hand" and then on his hand is written "please be nice to me".
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by colpabar 1y ago
I doubt that very much. I think what will happen is that the dems will run on doing that, get elected to do that, and then not do any of it, and nobody will really care or even remember. Everything will be cool because it’ll be a cool dem p
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by colpabar 1y ago
No it's not. "thing, japan" implies that the "thing" wouldn't be special outside of japan. Where else is there a totoro bus stop?
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by colpabar 1y ago
I get what you are saying, honestly, I too wonder why if so many deportations occurred under both obama and biden, why didn't anyone seem to care? Why weren't judges trying to block that from happening? But then I remember that tr
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by colpabar 1y ago
The only thing they will "wake up" to is that they could be doing the same thing and probably make more money doing it.
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by colpabar 1y ago
The comments become unreadable because everyone just argues over musk, so people just flag the whole thing.
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by colpabar 1y ago
Music is so funny. I just listened to this on youtube and _immediately_ started crying because it reminded me of my late father who used to watch the weather channel all the time. Seeing this thread and all the weather channel talk makes me
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by colpabar 1y ago
Do you see how you're doing the "even if that is happening, which it isn't, it's actually a good thing" thing?
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by colpabar 1y ago
WHAT
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by colpabar 1y ago
Fun fact: there are also "therians", which are people who truly believe they are part/all animal.
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by colpabar 1y ago
Is it really spam if it was posted a single time? Just downvote it and collapse the thread if you don't want to see it.
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by colpabar 1y ago
Why?
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by colpabar 2y ago
The mandate didn't make the US less open to that, it's just that the US is so in love with cars that we don't seriously consider alternatives to driving as solutions to anything. If there was a meeting and the topic was &quot
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by colpabar 2y ago
> so tiny it's completely insignificant. What is even more insignificant is the number of people who will stop using iphones over this, which will be very close to zero.
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by colpabar 2y ago
>I think it is possible that Python's popularity with people doing numerical stuff might end up making it worse for the rest of us. It drives me _nuts_ when I find a simple library to do a small-ish thing that I don't want to w
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by colpabar 2y ago
> The study, soon to be published in Ecology Law Quarterly, concludes that Congress “understood far more about the potential threat of anthropogenic climate change than either the [Supreme] Court or most commentators have recognized.” Lo
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by colpabar 2y ago
Yeah, they're putting ads everywhere and selling all your activity data.
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by colpabar 2y ago
Didn't they also just "allow" porn via some update to their rules? This change just seems like a way to say "hey, don't worry if you accidentally hit like on a porn tweet, we won't tell!"
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by colpabar 2y ago
This is extremely unlikely to happen because the people who own multiple houses have more political power than those who don’t, and they don’t want to give them up. And even if it did, there would be ways to pay experts to get around it, ju
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by colpabar 2y ago
Pokemon was never like this though. It was always unfair, because you always had to buy two different games (red+blue, gold+silver, etc) to win either of them.

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