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by dgzl 8y ago
I've received counterfeit electronic goods from a Chinese third-party seller before.
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by dgzl 9y ago
Gross negligence with severe dude effects and sexual harassment could easily fall in a criminal category.
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by dgzl 9y ago
Along the way, our government has been somewhat hijacked. The 10th amendment of the Bill of Rights says to the effect: ~"The Feds can only do what the Constitution says they can, states have rights to create their own rules, and all ot
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by dgzl 9y ago
I don't agree that managing a spreadsheet to keep track of money folders is reasonable, when we live in the modern day off technology. I too have longed for having custom bank accounts with the strict purpose of keeping certain money s
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by dgzl 9y ago
As someone who grew up just 30 minutes north of the California border, I also want California to leave its problems at the door. My family (and other locals), who are multi-generational Oregonians, have always had negative bias against Cali
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by dgzl 9y ago
For myself, social media (Facebook) makes me upset for several reasons. Besides the usual reasons of seeing disturbing news and advertisements, being manipulated by the system, and the creepy feeling of being digitally analyzed for profit,
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by dgzl 9y ago
There comes a point where the system (Seattle) can't support additional traffic (immigrants) without expanding. Expanding pushes out people lower on the ladder, which is often people you could consider locals, which often changes the u
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by dgzl 9y ago
> It’s hard to believe anyone doesn’t know they are responsible for paying their own sales tax on out of state transactions. I really wish you were being facetious. I get the feeling you'd be very surprised to learn about your fello
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by dgzl 9y ago
The American tax code is more of a crime than a half-competent taxpayer. However I'm sure the state is more interested in serial tax evasion than Joe with a new GPU.
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by dgzl 9y ago
Or, put another way: who needs trust and privacy when you do nothing wrong?
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by dgzl 9y ago
> You don't face water probles every day but you face charging problems every day. Speak for yourself. I have water problems about as frequently as I have low battery problems.
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by dgzl 9y ago
I used to be highly political on Facebook. From my experience, people just don't care.
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by dgzl 9y ago
I'll second this. I recently moved to a project that uses Outlook/Skype/Exchange for everything, and Skype is the bane of my experience. Why do I need a window for contacts separate from the actual conversations? Why do I nee
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by dgzl 9y ago
Soft but clear In my head and heart Your voice lives
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by dgzl 9y ago
> can choose whether or not to follow in the path of liberal democracy or authoritarianism Liberal Democracy can also be authoritarian. The words you're thinking of are libertarian and authoritarian. Liberty as in free, authority as
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by dgzl 9y ago
I really wish people would stop using the "he/she won/lost by 3 million popularity votes" line. Something I don't think people realize: 3 million people isn't that many. Considering there are ~325M American cit
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by dgzl 9y ago
I've asked this question myself over the last few years and agree that it really needs to be addressed. I believe the truth is that we've created a new tier of government legal authority. The military has become incredibly powerfu
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by dgzl 9y ago
I thought that, according to the NDAA Obama signed, that the military can detain Americans indefinitely without reason.
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by dgzl 9y ago
Recently I had bought my mother her first smartphone to help being her into the twentieth century (she never had the mental or financial capacity to do it herself). I decided to sign her up for Facebook, and as I was going through some of t
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by dgzl 9y ago
It's my understanding that, from a constitutionalist perspective, states were meant to be sovereign and the Federal government was meant to have minimal presence. The idea is that states would be responsible for themselves only, throu