dontcare007

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by dontcare007 4y ago
History is a vector. If you think of it that way, it makes sense that some groups end up with relatively more negative outcomes than others. Our moral obligation is to provide everyone with the tools to overcome whatever disadvantages the
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Self correcting markets work, when the government doesn't reduce the supply, reduce exploration, close down pipelines, and then make the oil company's out to be the bad guys.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Problem is that once they use it for a benign reason, use of the data will expand into other, less palatable uses.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Negative points and no discussion of why? The quote was in the first of the linked articles.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Wow, knowingly releasing data that could negatively affect National Security.... - "We didn't tell the Navy that if you published the signal, which we did, then you could figure out where the receivers were,"
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Wow, knowingly releasing data that could negatively affect National Security.... - "We didn't tell the Navy that if you published the signal, which we did, then you could figure out where the receivers were,"
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Most likely will automatically vest.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Twitter supposedly answers to its board of directors, the public library answers to its local community.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Good question, not sure.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
More like"after review, not carried"
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Wow, I did NOT know about OpenLibrary! Thx!
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Where banned=not paid for with public funds. Words have meanings. The books are still available, just not in schools.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
I live outside Atlanta and pay $100/mth for <50M...
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Yes, women do have an advantage. Hemachromatosis occurs in men much more frequently. Of course, they suffer from iron deficiency much more often...
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Well, when you take a look at the other riots happening around that time, Jan 6th was 'mostly peaceful'
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by dontcare007 4y ago
I'm having a hard time determining which political party you are ascribing this to, as I've heard variations of this from both.
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by dontcare007 4y ago
Does Canada have the same problem as the US with "big corps" buying houses to rent out?
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Now if they would just respect human rights...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
That's rich, trying to make exercising one right at a gathering of people exercising another right seem like a bad thing.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
not choosing is a choice too.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
And the current candidate was strictly chosen from a pool based upon race and chromosomes .
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Dealers do this to aid in repossession in case of non payment.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
So,another systemd in the making... how long until snap takes over dns resolution...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
seems good to me. kids at that age are too young for those kinds of discussions, and could be mentally warped by them.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
The same thing was done with the GA voter laws. Reality left the building...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Different topic. Essentially, it has now been stated that Zuckerberg illegally influenced the election.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Personal autonomy is THE fundamental freedom. Deciding what is done to your body is what separates the free from the enslaved.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
It's a preparatory phrase, and does not limit the rights to an organization. Remember, the 1st 10 Amendments were just meant to reiterate inherent rights in the individual, and ensure that they were not encroached upon by a tyrannical
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by dontcare007 5y ago
So the SC says she has to build a website. What if she builds a really crappy, horrible site? What then?
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by dontcare007 5y ago
1. Hold me. 2. Feed me. 3. Dirty diaper. You knew exactly what my first child needed by how she cried.

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