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by corodra 7y ago
Heaven forbid I ever accidentally click on or get interested in some random talk show video, video roughly about video games or a big media news video. All of my normal engineering, business, programming, guns, history, and mechanics recomm
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by corodra 7y ago
Yea, the Bull Moose is one of my heroes. But I'm also not blind to reality. The benefit he had in his days of trust bustin' was the fact the general populace never worshiped the old business titans like the second coming of Jesus.
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by corodra 7y ago
I love how everyone here is pretending that if they did a startup company and got investment this big, they wouldn't put in safety measures for themselves. Or even better, not sell their shares at last investment evaluation. Private co
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Animated and narrated summary of the modern history of oil(youtube.com)
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by corodra 7y ago
Bwahahahahahaha Oh my god, that's funny. Especially since I've been posting anti-communist since, well, forever and even today. Good try there homie. Oh, that was funny. I actually laughed out loud. And also that's fine. Ban
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by corodra 7y ago
>The shut off is a result of acute climate change and dry conditions that have affected the state. No, no, nope. They are shutting off power to aged infrastructure. This is the one time a global warming culprit is using global warming to
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by corodra 7y ago
Maybe if I can learn to levitate, I can change the lightbulbs in my house. No, get a ladder. Because the no country, no flag idea makes people blind to finding practical solutions.
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by corodra 7y ago
So a random bunch of twats on the internet are allowed to make "laws" that dictate where people are allowed to make historical parallels? Fuck Goodwin's law and any asshole that hides behind it because they're too scared
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by corodra 7y ago
Ah, the days we will be drinking unicorn milk and Santa will start delivering presents again. Because that's totally going to happen. Countries within themselves barely function without split alliances, different parties and ambitions.
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by corodra 7y ago
>They follow the laws of countries they operate in. No comrade asulnatao. Since this is your first ever post with your account, they're an American company imposing Chinese censorship upon Americans and other nations. That's a
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by corodra 7y ago
At a certain point, it doesn't matter in a practical aspect. It's like trying to figure out who gave you syphilis. You already got it. You need to deal with that first before caring about the "from who". Once the encrypt
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by corodra 7y ago
>I have to say that lots of TVs are only ever hooked to one input. I call bullshit on that. I know most people just use 2, but plenty use 3. You're using the same argument that Apple used to kill the headphone jack, that led to othe
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by corodra 7y ago
They only reason they encrypt the data is so they can be the first ones to resell the data. They dont want someone to play interference and get the data for free. It's not for "the customer's safety". I dont care about t
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by corodra 7y ago
A majority of stuff, don't buy "disposable". As in, buy things of high quality, typically from other countries. While lots of people claim that's harsher on your finances. It's not in the long run. The following sto
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by corodra 7y ago
I agree only if you're not buying a streaming device that has a built in mic that tracks and sends your info anyways. Look, I'm against the tracking culture we're in. I refuse to get IoT anything and I don't do the whole
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by corodra 7y ago
Looked at my local best buy's ads on the site.
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by corodra 7y ago
Don't forget it costs extra to have those bells and whistles removed. Looking at a samsung 55" 4k with hdr normal tv at $429 right now, that I can pick up at a local store right now. Yet they want $599 for a kickstarter tv.
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by corodra 7y ago
I'm really hoping so. Maybe it's an accidental early April fool's joke. Testing the site and someone posted it without thinking? If not, bring on global warming, we humans are never going to learn about useful technology. Jus
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by corodra 7y ago
>It's also hard to consider dumb when it requires a smartphone to even use. RIGHT?!? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
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by corodra 7y ago
I'm thinking they really don't know what the word "iron" means. Or it's some new hipster phrase that refers to old stuff. I don't know. Because who the hell thinks a tv made of iron is necessary? The 90s called
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by corodra 7y ago
>Welded by danish design principles. Looked that little gem up: "Scandinavian design represents a design philosophy that's characterized by functionality, simplicity, and clean lines." Functionality and simplicity... that&
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by corodra 7y ago
How are people still surprised about Apple's customer service practices? That's the real question.
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by corodra 7y ago
>Amazon barely makes any profit, you may have heard. Um... no. Accounting and tax wise, sure. But reality, no. If you dividend out all your "profit" before quarterlies to exec wages, you didn't make a profit. Amazon invest
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by corodra 7y ago
Okay, but no one is picking up on the fact that the misplaced item mentioned was viewed on camera and dealt with in single digit minute response. He collapsed on camera. 20+ minute response.
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by corodra 7y ago
The biggest issue is that every single incident is met with some extremely poor response. How would you feel if your spouse or sibling was lying on the floor for 20 minutes before anyone noticed? But holy shit, they put an item in the wrong
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by corodra 7y ago
Wasn't a similar claim made about an AI detecting skin cancer from moles? Once the AI was deployed in the real world is failed miserably. I think it was a ton of false-positives because it was trained on images where cancerous moles al
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by corodra 7y ago
It's the same whenever a medical research paper says theres a slight correlation to eating something and cancer rate. Like people who eat berries are like 10% less likely to get cancer. That gets interpreted as berries cure cancer. Peo
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by corodra 7y ago
There was a time where the wealthy and well connected didn't have a stranglehold on society? All of human civilized history has been about nobility, religion, politics and individual wealth workings on the structure of society. I dont
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by corodra 7y ago
It wouldn't change. Most people's political views are molded by first their parents, then by their social circles. We're an "average" of the people we hang around with. It's extremely rare for someone to be an
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by corodra 7y ago
Okay, but wouldn't you consider an ad campaign "political" if it was about voting that oil refineries can't dump run off into a water supply? Would that mean that the same folks running the anti-dumping, environmentally

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