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by ddoolin 6y ago
In the New York Time's original investigations into the defenses of Joe Biden, they noted that "other Western nations and international lenders" long also were critics Ukrainian prosecutor-general. Why is that? Are they sugge
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by ddoolin 6y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, there is some evidence to suggest this, such as reports of them sending Han men to replace Uighur men in their homes after they've been sent to prison camps.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
I completely disagree with your latter statement. Redditors constantly push garbage replies to the top of nearly every post. So, so often I come across top comments which are attempted witty one-liners which contribute next to nothing are f
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Yes. Telecom is not completely private sector as they are regulated as utilities, and for good reason. Courier services are pretty much private entities that have liability due to the fact they do not own the things they are delivering (thi
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by ddoolin 6y ago
If that is the case, then so be it. At least that would be the correct way, even if I disagree with it. These are in no way monopolies. You have an enormous amount of choice when it comes to where to post whatever it is you want to post, re
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Twitter is private from the point of view that matters at hand; that is, the legal one. Whether or not you can see content without an account has no bearing on this as this is a matter of ownership and liability. Even if it did, you cannot
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by ddoolin 6y ago
A private company being able to ban/shadowban people is part of their own free speech. Not to mention free speech doesn't extend into the private sector.
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Why can't they?
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by ddoolin 6y ago
They _are_ liable for many things published on their platform. And they are also allowed to moderate content in whatever way they want. I don't see a problem as you are free to go start your own platform and presumably it would be popu
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by ddoolin 6y ago
So, some kind of socialized national communication place?
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Even if they were the publisher in this scenario and were liable for his comment AND their annotation, there is nothing illegal about it.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Twitter isn't a public right. He chooses to use their platform so they choose to annotate his lies. I don't see how this executive order would even change exactly what started the whole thing.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
I worked in a supermarket about 10 years ago as a stocker, among other things. A lot of our expired products were donated to various places, but a not-insignificant amount was also thrown away or literally poured down the drains due to laws
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Few years on and I still use what I learned in Ramsay's "How to Cook the Perfect Steak" video on YouTube. Maybe cooking is just inherently more practical even without all the theory (?).
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Mexico, Canada, and North America.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
America still does bad things to this day, and they can definitely be compared to China's bad things...but one may far outweigh the other. I agree with the GP's sentiment but there's no reason we can't offer criticism on
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by ddoolin 6y ago
What if the Chinese government is working overtime to prevent the superior companies from reaching their markets? Should the Chinese people be stuck with inferior products? I'm not condoning it at all but this is about more than just H
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Not that I know of, but sure some things probably exist(ed). It's kinda sad because I think most of Logitech's stuff is pretty low-quality. The throttles and rudder pedals are just kind of sad when you see the build quality of nic
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Compared to 2020, X-Plane's graphics are pretty...bad. Their planes are great but the rest of the world is extremely bland. I love X-Plane but not at all for the graphical quality.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
I've been playing on a GTX 1070 just fine. It's not at the highest settings but it still looks amazing. I have a Honeycomb Alpha Flight Yoke and a plethora of Logitech gear for everything else (throttle quad until Honeycomb drops
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Not 2020, no. But it is in their plans. I can't speak for FSX.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
They can be left wholly unattended but they will not be considered airworthy when their maintenance/inspection requirements lapse.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Newport Beach, CA here and it's been off the shelf for awhile but also recently popped back up, along with other essentials like the infamous toilet paper.
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by ddoolin 6y ago
Agreed, on both counts. I've seen some other War Stories videos and they're pretty good. It's interesting to see some perspectives from people involved other than developers (although they can be a bit hyperbolic/dramati
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by ddoolin 6y ago
It's crazy to see just how far they've come from the first console to the latest and all the lessons they've learned along the way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph8LyNIT9sg (Some Playstation 5 architecture
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by ddoolin 7y ago
It also exposes itself as a Lodash mixin, which I have never used nor seen, so that's something learned.
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by ddoolin 7y ago
Seconded. I'd really love to know more about how it's done.
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by ddoolin 7y ago
A lot of them are named after tea. Is or was tea really that influential in Japan, or is there just a strong correlation between tea and colors? I have been to a tea market just once and I can only guess that color would be a quick way to t
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by ddoolin 7y ago
Why not? I have had this pair for months and the touch controls work great. They could be physical buttons, but they aren't, and they still function near-perfect for me. I think you should give more reasons beyond just saying it's
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by ddoolin 7y ago
I'm also doing a data structures and algorithms course, likely followed by what will be HackerRank and LeetCode. I really don't like it but what can you do?

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