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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   It's handing out heroin to anyone who wants it rather than handing out clean needles.
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   https://www.silentcircle.com/looking-for-blackphone/ https://www.encrypted-os.com/
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   I already do both. Netflix has barely anything worth watching: it's mostly third-rate junk and only occasionally releases anything half-way interesting. Putting the squeeze on people for short-term profits just makes their service less
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   If the military had been in-charge of vaccine logistics, and issued vaccines based on the predetermined groupings rather than self-reporting and then a lottery within those groupings, that would've made the most sense, been more effici
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   Failure of moral leadership if true. I'm 1c and still waiting. Suppose it's true (IANAL): It should or could be a crime, and talking about it on a private forum could amount to conspiracy to commit a crime. Furthermore, such a for
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   TM is a plutokleptocratic fascist Tory who sticks it to "the little people" at every opportunity.
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   Mass, warrantless surveillance in the US has be going on for 30+ years, I can assure you.
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   Screen addiction, phony social networks, and virtual interactions: all leading to the atomization and isolation of people from one another. People once had to communicate with each other mostly in-person and had to develop an ability to soc
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   by doggodaddo78 6y ago

   Having worked with Mormons and attended a high school next to a tabernacle, this makes sense: they are often the squarest, most boring, and helpful people around. (They often do think they're better than everyone else though.) My only
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Wonderful for e2e hosted guest VMs. I would like to see adiabatic physical computing to reduce power consumption too.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    It is actually. Pumped energy storage is crazy cheap and efficient, assuming you have land and water.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    100 MW for 10 msec is 1 MWh 100 MW for 100 h is 10 GWh It helps to use proper units, doesn't it? Large-scale battery storage is completely asinine when PES is far superior.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Copy foreplay or word quotas?
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Word quotas; gotta fill the columns. Density: I make this mistake often. I end up chaining multiple thoughts rather than splitting them up into discrete sentences that link thoughts together. It maybe easier to write but it's harder to
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    One issue is that most deep thinkers who challenge the neoliberal, corporate order have been ostracized to dissident status: Ralph Nader, Chomsky, and Chris Hedges come to mind.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    NYT: the paper of "record." Regardless of past or modern quality, it seems kind of arrogant for a promulgater of copy to proclaim they have undisputed monopolies on truth and facts, doesn't it?
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Most people have no clue where their preferences originate, whether nature or nurture (incl. social pressures and marketing). Are you really going to explain to me what art is and isn't about? :/
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Most print and TV reporters aren't serious writers, just communication majors and glorified bloggers.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Almost disposable dresses can be bought on Aliexpress for a few dollars.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    The Lion, The Witch, and The Bathroom Mirror
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Beauty is in the eye... There can be no honest absolute ranking of subjective artistic works. It's NY Review of Each Other's Books to lull oneself into ranking apples with oranges.
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Cabernet Sauvignon ;-)
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Absolutely right. There are many attitudes in modern life that apply the new=better consumerism fallacy where it doesn't belong: code, people, experience, restaurants, ideas, values, music, art, film, food, literature, and durable good
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    I'm confused. Is this like an art options market in crypto but no physical delivery though? Why even involve art? If it's digital delivery, it's not limited edition because it can go straight to bittorrent. Limited to me mean
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    The got tired of making 20 trips to Home Depot to repair a leaky sink. But seriously, I think it's primarily fumigation, war, and probably expanding families. Without large lodges, smaller structures were probably rebuilt or remodeled
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    I worked in academia and Fortune 500 businesses. Not usually verbal or emotional abuse because of HR and "hostile work environment." Abuse of effort and credit can happen, but there are ways to deal with it if it is coworkers
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    I remember that. Shitty builders, developers, and inspectors. Are these both then "their dogs ate their homework" defenses?
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    If I were a reporter, I'd have 3 questions for DoD: Aren't they spending tens of MIC billions on new bombers soon anyhow? Why aren't they cannibalizing other airframes and just making do? Why didn't they have a spares su
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    by doggodaddo78 6y ago

    Silence is usually a soft "no." Good news [usually] travels fast. I usually apply again another time and try to be chill about rejection. :)
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    Claudian letters – failed Latin alphabet change(en.wikipedia.org)

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