dillondoyle

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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Sorry that sucks. I'm intimately aware of addiction and how it can sadly smash families and people from all backgrounds and economic situations, so I'm empathetic to that problem. And I'm for sure not disadvantaged myself. I
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
I can't be the only one here who buys them. I make good money. They're only $2. The 5 minutes I spend walking to the office after buying one spent thinking about what I would do with ___ is worth it. Yes, I know the math and am un
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Breathtakingly classic every time one reads it "Emotive forces shape the gestalt of the brand identity." story of my life.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
probable cause doesn't matter when it's individual citizens suing to enforce these draconian laws... Just scary all around imho
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
So they loaned ~2x more than they hold? Crypto assets held (in thousands) $685,373 Crypto assets loaned (in thousands) $1,124,825
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
how about adding specific person Jane Doe searches address ___ of planned parenthood within 2 weeks of last menstruation To me the ultimate problem isn't the scope of the search. It's that the guardrails against partisanship are g
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Would person ___ searches 'within 2 weeks of last menstruation' be narrow enough? The case of this is fine to me on it's face. But examples like the above are terrifying.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
This deserves it's own thread, but just read this piece after this thread thought it was worth chaining to this comment as relevant. "China lured graduate jobseekers into digital espionage." Sure all governments spy. But you
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
100% for it - but afraid of the political ramifications. It will be spun as 'cancel culture' and potentially piss off young voters we especially need to turn out. I liked the previous idea of a transfer of ownership which would gr
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
We're fighting and voting to save ourselves. It can be messy. But we actually have the rights & ability to change governments who threaten our freedom.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
TSMC But if we're not being sardonic a holes, we should be fighting with a Democratic and free government against an autocratic dictatorship whose stated goals are to restore the 'righteous' historical vision of China as the
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
That's where lives could be saved. Except probably more focused on dose & adulteration. For instance a small container that would darken (like a 'spoon' that would be used to mix/shoot). Darker = higher doses/st
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Many problems aside, they could just print or give money.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
ha! just saw that. can't edit now will live forever! And I wish....
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Maybe STD isn't the right term. Intimate contact spread? IDK what else to call it. but the trend is pretty clear. On the same hand it seems pretty unlikely that bedsheets are causing more infections than sex or hookups. Though the two
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Lol but it's pride!!!!
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Lol I don't think I'm patient zero. Trying to give benefit of doubt given the forum, but man that sounds not so great... Can't deny it's not spreading in this community. quickly. Sure we get tested far more and that cont
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
MSM (men who have sex with me) mostly right now. Seems like it's just a new STD, but perhaps someone has reading/research showing it's spreading at any significant scale further than that. Hopefully we handle it better than w
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Some texas-style rigmarole. I'm genuinely asking as I'm not an attorney. My guess would be something like give each citizens in __ state the power to sue __ for assisting someone to commit a "murder" or "crime of li
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
name 2
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
American's just don't like taxes. When explained that the system is cheaper, their net costs would be the same or lower, it still has solid support. the problem again is the 'haves' (who also tend to vote a lot more) are
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
I can't believe I'm responding to this. A company with almost 60k employees, printing billions in cash profit a quarter, isn't real?! Somehow they tricked giant corporations and tons of small ad buyers into spending their mon
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Yeah I'm not sure maybe there is a better term. Profiting off your client's loss. Or minimally, using information from your client to place a bet for yourself
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Might post-Glass Steagall banks mix back in this underhandedness? They can bet against their own customer.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Read the settlement and sources cited if you think the NyTimes rigorous reporting standards aren't up to par as an anonymous hacker news er who may or may not be telling the truth.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
I think this is a great way of framing it because it kills the root of the arguments pro-vaping people make all the time as an excuse for this behavior: that it is better than combustable tobacco. They are advertising to consumers who do no
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Can't wait to spend my ad dollars on Parler! /ffs
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Sure but I think the thrust of OP is correct. single payer alone is close to 70% now. medicare itself is very very popular in that age group. People are easily scared and those that already have good care are afraid of losing it. Look at de
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
I disagree with what you say. But am commenting on the 'economic ties' of diplomacy theory. Seems pretty debunked given the last decade of geopolitical changes and current war.
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by dillondoyle 4y ago
Factually wrong: "Of the 22 states with abortion bans that will instantly take effect if the landmark Supreme Court ruling is overturned, 10 have passed laws that make no exceptions for rape or incest: Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Loui

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