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by dkiebd 1y ago
One has to read the scripture. In many cases we are talking about things that were clearly defined as sins in the scripture. Just read the scripture instead of making up the rules.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I envy modern Christians for their ability to make up their faith by pretending the scriptures don’t exist. “I was taught that Jesus is love, therefore, if it makes me happy or gives me pleasure it can’t be a sin”
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Microsoft has already made several attempts at ARM. It's not clear that this attempt will be the last one, in fact, it's quite probable that it will be abandoned. So why invest in it.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
> If I own a social media site wouldn’t you argue that I should be able to control what content I “boost” in the first place? Am I forced to compulsory “boost” your content? In which case wouldn’t that mean I am “censoring” the PoV of th
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by dkiebd 1y ago
It used to be that characters in urls would count for the character limit in tweets. So people would use shorteners to be able to fit more stuff in a tweet.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
It’s funny that I just read the thread on rationalism and then come back to this one and someone posted this flawed nonsense.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Gaywashing and greenwashing for example, which almost all (all?) legacy car companies engage in in some capacity.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Tired of car manufacturers doing politics, and this goes for all of them. Well, for all companies. Just make goods and shut up, dammit.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
"words" is nothing but a list of words. It does not contain definitions for those words, which is what one expects from a dictionary.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Of course: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/dc-police-commander...
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Read the article.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I thought people here didn’t like when American companies tried to strongarm democratic governments abroad?