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If you don't want restaurants/customer service/other people to read your social media posts, don't post or make your posts private.
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You've completely missed the point. I'll break it down. When you break a law, it doesn't magically summon an LEO and judge to catch you in the act and give you the proper penalty, so words in a code is not a deterrent. The de
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1y ago
A government for and by the people would, yes. This doesn't describe the US government though.
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1y ago
You (the general you) tell the world a lot of things that can be looked up via your email address. Most restaurants take reservations through a system that asks for your email address. I was at a restaurant a while back and looked over at t
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but this is just standard hospitality stuff Aside from telling the host that you're celebrating your birthday or an anniversary when you make the reservation and getting a special dessert for the occasion, have you ever been at a res
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1y ago
Rolling through stop signs is illegal, but people do it all the time without penalty. It's not enough to simply make something illegal. You also have to have groups empowered to enforce the law and dole out punishments heavy enough to
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1y ago
My ignorance had allowed me to romanticize it Clearly, this helps make works of sci Fi/speculative fiction/cyberpunk and related genres relevant far into the future. If you try to extrapolate current tech 50 years into the futur
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1y ago
State's rights doesn't give power to the people. It gives power to mostly gerrymandered state legislatures and to appointed judges. Click to cancel is popular among the people. It was blocked despite this. If the people had powe
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1y ago
When you look at what is happening in Washington, it is disingenuous to say something was blocked because of a procedural issue . It was blocked because the party that controls all three branches of the Federal government didn't want
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1y ago
US conservatives get no benefit of the doubt thanks to years of racism and racist policy. It is clear that they are reactionaries looking to codify white supremacy. However, American culture has moved on (a lot) from that though. For severa
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1y ago
...small business purpose quickly shifts into: Being a community hub for a core group of regulars. If you want to be a members' only club, be a members' only club. I understand concerns with Venice sinking or a tiny train statio
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1y ago
Perhaps it exposed how much of the Matrix was really iterated from Ghost in the Machine, Metropolis, Dark City, Strange Days, John Woo action scenes, etc. It's a talent to recognize good ideas and combine them into a new and fresh stor
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1y ago
Productivity has already been going up and the prosperity has largely been captured by the capital-owning class. https://www.epi.org/productivity-pay-gap/ Add to this weakened labor and social programs being treated li
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1y ago
but the experience as a developer in this context is statistically very, very bad compared to AAA Which statistics? Almost every article I've read about game development describes AAA game studios as a horror show of workplace exploi
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1y ago
By reasonable measure, they are poor at their job. I don't think you can make this assertion without knowing what they were tasked with doing. I very much doubt they were tasked with making the most user friendly cockpit possible. I
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1y ago
Obviously we could have a conversation, it felt like they didn't value it enough to give it their full attention (I don't doubt the music was turned off, though). This says more about you than them. What was the point? To have a
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1y ago
A few things. Apple wants to control the visual narrative. They don't want icons to stand out because they want people to think they're using an apple device, not an Adobe product. Companies see design as gold plating rather than
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1y ago
At best, it is missing a verb. This is compounded by it's poor grammar (or poor style) and the fact that it is a non-sequitor to the comment it replied to. Someone can get reasonably lost reading it. ETA: swores mentions this in thei
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1y ago
OK, as long as you know you're just making stuff up, that's fine with me.
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You're making assumptions.
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1y ago
Not to mention, misunderstandings crop up in text all the time, often due to lack of tone being conveyed Can you elaborate on this? "Tone" is something that inherently has to be interpreted, so it doesn't make sense that yo
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1y ago
FWIW, I see talking and listening as a chore, and I don't think many people are good at them. Each is better in different contexts and there is overlap, of course If you give them something to read and force them to read it, they won’
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This is not evidence for what you are saying. Handing down stuff, including clothes doesn't equate to poverty, sometimes the opposite. Better clothes also last longer. Check out the Sam Vimes theory of socioeconomic unfairness. To take
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1y ago
No. Different types of trees provide different amounts of cover and different types of trees thrive in different climates. Las Vegas does have a particular climate that will make supporting some trees not worth the effort. Vegas also has a
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1y ago
Can I have a vacuum?
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1y ago
Can you explain how limiting a regular citizen's freedom constrains Meta/X/Google's power?
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So some government officials were probably in the pocket of Halliburton (i.e., just like the US government) while selling a weak justification to the public. https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/halliburton-australia-p.
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Yes, he is a capitalist. This is the logical result of capitalism.
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This is giving me flashbacks to stories about Facebook moderators: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-57088382 TikTok content moderators in Turkey are speaking out about traumatic working conditions, including exposu
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Please put the snark down for one second. Unions have been intentionally eviscerated by both the government and the media (eta: as evidenced by at least one sibling comment). It took a heroic effort to start one union in one Amazon factory,
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