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by djbebs 5y ago
Why do you believe it is McDonald's role to act as social security?
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by djbebs 5y ago
Yes, I am. I object to any and all forms of mass surveillance and spying. The fact that cloud providers aren't building their systems in such a way that they are unable of conducting such spying is cause for concern. The fact that they
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by djbebs 5y ago
They were disarmed.
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by djbebs 5y ago
No parr of the justice system should be hidden from view. If its too dangerous to be made public, its not important enough to be used.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Im sorry to say, but thats not true.
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by djbebs 5y ago
What are yoy talking about? The "randos" on the board are the ones representing the shareholders...
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by djbebs 5y ago
Your devices should not betray you, period no exceptions. I dont care if it will save billions of lives, your devices should not betray you.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Why? How is it different from having any other site to report crimes?
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by djbebs 5y ago
The government shouldn't know about any of that. Not their business.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Except from personal experience I can tell you that even when you go out of your way to set the correct data types, if you try to copy paste any data into those cells excel will ignore everything you set and try to automatically change the
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by djbebs 5y ago
One of the most highly regulated industries has regular meltdowns, and your solution to the issue is more regulation? Have you considered the possibility that the regulation is what causes the issues? The 2008 recession wasn't caused b
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by djbebs 5y ago
Hi! I've been looking for a new VPN provider for a while, but most i found seem to disallow tormenting. Does mullvad permit it?
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by djbebs 5y ago
I always find it amusing how the people who make arguments like these are also the ones who often and loudly decry generational wealth. The point of dying a millionaire is to give your descendents a good life and something they can fall bac
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by djbebs 5y ago
That seems very in line with GDPR and it's carve outs for the EU and member state governments
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by djbebs 5y ago
You identified the problem, but confused the solution. Simply don't have police state totalitarian mandates.
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The difference is the stock market in not a game with net negative expected value
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Why should there be?
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Have you considered the possibility that the urge to censor is the issue there?
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Somehow I doubt that. What country are you in?
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Did you not get any Trumpbux?
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Thats not something that happens in real life, because you will run out of resources to pay the prospective workers with before the total supply of prospective workers is exhausted. Realistically, you can even hire people to manufacture add
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by djbebs 5y ago
It absolutely does.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Are you asking why the estonian government was storying identity information?
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by djbebs 5y ago
Presumably because shrekli purchased it under those conditions. He can't sell you the right to state the price because he doesn't own it.
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Yes. And there's plenty of laws coming requiring quotas
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by djbebs 5y ago
On the contrary it is a terrible awful thing, and a fantastic indicator of a poorly designed law. Laws should not impose morality.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Just fire them and be done with it. Do not negotiate with unions.
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by djbebs 5y ago
Legally speaking, no you can't. Where I'm from basically anything above 1000€ you're legally prohibited from using cash and might be f8ned for it.
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by djbebs 5y ago
They are but if they use them all the time people won't be able to put them out of their mind and ignore them. So they only use them when it's politically convenient
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by djbebs 5y ago
The solution is to not interfere in the market.

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