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by daemoens 4y ago
No they don't. Besides the obvious flaw of having to download and open an app to check if you're being tracked, they just don't work. They all have sub 2.5 ratings on the app store. The only ones on that list that don't
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by daemoens 4y ago
The issue is that people are not willingly alone, not that they aren't comfortable being alone.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Mjhay is correct. Anti-nuclear activists have successfully managed to use the government to stop nuclear energy construction for decades. It is entirely a political problem, not a technical one.
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by daemoens 4y ago
ilovepdf.com is free but isn't open source.
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by daemoens 4y ago
> It's so close to basically no issues I don't think you understand what I mean. Plex has worked perfectly for two years straight. These 2 issues have taken up less than ~2 minutes of my life. That is equivalent to perfect from
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by daemoens 4y ago
How does that sound like buyers remorse? Twice over two years is essentially nothing, and I do the ~10 seconds unpinning like twice a year. It's so close to basically no issues I consider Plex to be perfect for me.
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by daemoens 4y ago
I haven't really encountered any issues besides the downtime that has occured maybe twice since I bought the yearly two years ago. Everything just works and I never really notice those three submenus except when I'm logging into a
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by daemoens 4y ago
You would have to do that on a pretty wide scale for it to be effective and would be caught pretty quickly after going after just a couple people.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Yeah there an incident of Muslims protesting LGBTQ+ content in Dearborn schools/libraries just a week or two ago. The left protects groups like Muslims because it's the right thing to do, regardless if that group can be hateful to
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by daemoens 4y ago
I can't think of anyway on the spot of how this could be abused. They still don't know who you voted for. Are there any common abuses of this data?
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by daemoens 4y ago
I can't think of anyway on the spot of how this could be abused. They still don't know who you voted for, just that you voted. Are there any common abuses of this data?
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by daemoens 4y ago
Ok, it doesn't change the fact that since 2011, Congress has forbid NASA from working with and Chinese government/organization without explicit approval from the FBI and Congress. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by daemoens 4y ago
How was the F-35 a bad decision? It's already cheaper than every competitor it has and is leaps and bounds the better overall fighter due to its stealth.
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by daemoens 4y ago
We're not going to see soviet bombers dropping nukes before the majority of America is destroyed by the ICBMs.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Doing it economically is still incredibly challenging, and there's a reason why they're so far ahead of everybody else.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Anyone willing to leave their home country is almost always guaranteed to be a hard worker. It’s why immigrants are disproportionately successful compared to natives. Anyone who isn’t already a hard worker will not bother immigrating.
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by daemoens 4y ago
> If we get to the point where the USA depends on Chinese out migration in order to compete economically or militarily with China, China may well choose to turn off the spigot. America's biggest advantage over other nations is our i
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by daemoens 4y ago
There's a pretty big difference between shadowsocks and parler.com
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by daemoens 4y ago
I mean paypal is far from the only option to take payments. They've always been shitty to merchants, especially small businesses. They're also not doing this because the government told them to. Also, we've had credit scores
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by daemoens 4y ago
Apologies, I must've gotten some wrong info because I thought the DF-17 carried only nuclear payloads until I checked it's wiki just now.
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by daemoens 4y ago
What platforms would they launch from? So far, they've only got land based hypersonics with nuclear warheads. In what way is that conventional?
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by daemoens 4y ago
Hypersonic missles aren't really new or a gamechanger. When Russia and China flaunt it, there's a reason they never point to any real use cases for it. At those speeds, you can barely even communicate with the rocket.
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by daemoens 4y ago
How would a speech like that evoke fear? Why would anyone be scared over anger if they were called evil?
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by daemoens 4y ago
Do you honestly believe Biden wanted to make himself look evil on purpose?
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by daemoens 4y ago
The democracy tweet was just a trend. All the blue check accounts were posting one word about them, like the Oreos account posting cookies, or the NBA account posting just basketball.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Yeah the real photo with the full background is much more mundane but this is how politics will always be.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Oil has almost nothing to do with reserve currency status. They use dollars because it is the reserve currency, not the other way around.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Which is why I said it’ll speed it up.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Reserve currency status isn't decided by what countries use to purchase oil.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Just adding.

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