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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
What's terrible about it? Is it an old phone that hasn't been updated in years or a recent one?
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I wonder if this could change soon with Mobile Safari extensions in iOS 15.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I think hard currencies took care of trust about intrinsic value. It's only the establishment of rule-of-law and regulations allowed fiat currencies to proliferate. Regulations were written in the tears, fears, and anger of common folk
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Hey everybody, use my new bitcoin exchange! I'm based in... Bulgaria and absolutely not the Caribbean with a margarita and twin models. Deposit your BTC for safekeeping today!
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Scapegoat and crucify everyone with little or no power. If that's not a Nazi Godwin's law exception, I don't know what is.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I still don't understand "cancel culture." It seems the equivalent of a random person saying "I put a voodoo curse on you." What non-mythological power does it invoke? Does it ever lead to mainstream, widespread shu
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Yes. The bigger picture is a gradient towards ubiquitous rent-seeking. Imagine all of your essential possessions being leased and unownable. Water, oxygen, food, clothing, transportation, housing, and even organs and implants being leased
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Is the attack on all non-state currency-like instruments is they "require" new "investors" to prop-up the value? Isn't it the case that many speculators are attempting to monetize while it is ultimately a meaningful
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Both. Build it on the side: evenings and weekends on your own equipment NOT at the employer. Get undeniable traction (preferably sales and investment) before working-out a resignation and continuity plan with your employer. Good employers (
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
> 1. The things you write will never be “done” and once you realize that you’ll be able to publish them. 1. Your writings will never be "done." Once you realize this, they become publishable.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
The Emperor's new clothes (TENC). Most people don't do history, especially the Dunning-Kruger afflicted. Docker (Linux containers) is, like jails: awful, leaky isolation pretending to be virtualization. If you want real resource a
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
"NIH" duplication of effort with "IH" bugs. SMH. Will they ever learn?
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
That sounds almost as amazing as what I inherited once upon a time: an 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Brougham LS with dark silver fleck craptastic paint, chrome everything, limo tint, gutless 307 V8 LV2 motor with roller lifter, 4 mobster
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I bet TCOs are going up. New vehicles are now made with more plastic not designed to last much longer than the warranty. Americans are only keeping them longer because they're poorer, the cars are not as good as they were 25 years ago,
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
This is true, but I'd rather move to a society where the police officers have aligned interests to treat people as they want to be treated and the community as theirs too. Ending civil asset forfeiture, war on drugs, over incarceration
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
People didn't watch Cloud Atlas. D:
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I think we need more obsessive and honest curation of titles. Perhaps a "launch a title change vote" feature so the community can fix it.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
You think it's an article on the downsides of excessive patience or zen meditation, but no, TBI. As a tangent: I learned how to enter a waking ideation / guided daydreaming state associated with sensory deprivation without extreme
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Cancers, metabolic & endocrine disorders, GI microbiome, pregnancy testing, STI testing, and so forth. I don't know how test consumables would be made with longevity, but there's likely clever appr
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Oy! Get back here you!
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Repo Men (2010)
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Googling would answer your questions. Pacemakers are removed carefully, especially if they include RTGs. http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2015/ph241/degraw2/ Prosthetic implants are typically not remove
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Unpopular opinion: There are fundamental, semi-intractable problems based in human nature: actual unconscious bias and actual overt hate against any one of numerous attributes. The problems with the prescriptions of retreating into the myth
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
There's another phenomenon with Jimmy Dore: many on the right see him as on their side, even when he's not, because he criticizes establishment Democrats.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
Most police in major US cities receive high pay and lavish retirement plans. However, they rarely live where they work, which should change.
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
The sky is blue. Most cops are sociopaths. What's new and how is that relevant to HN?
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I don't understand what point they're trying to make. What I already knew: The Big Bang happened everywhere at once. The expansion of the universe is accelerating and will ultimately die in a Big Rip. The total universe is present
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Fun "You will be happy, and you will like it." Definitely not toxic positivity.
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Canon put AI cameras in its Chinese offices that only let smiling workers inside(theverge.com)
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by doggodaddo78 5y ago
I don't understand the obsession with short-form articles and books. Pretty soon, they will become dumbed-down into tweets. If you want to read something of substance, read. There are no shortcuts. War and Peace is 12-13 "shor

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