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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
As much as I love to see it, I don't see the damage. Users have a choice these days to even download/install a free! OS. This is a clear case of vote with your wallets. There are TONs of Operating systems, why stick with Microsoft
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
He has tons of fans everywhere. 'Ye but but' --looks at the fake news bingo entry-- 'Russia!'
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Hmm, I wouldn't trust that account. Promised to double my bitcoins a few weeks back, still hasn't come through... Where to report?
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Quite frankly, the entire world can learn from China on how to protect its own economy from bullies. I'd hate to live in a world where the Microsofts buys all the Skypes and ruins all sorts of innovations you all claim comes from this
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Sigh, very hypocritical but I guess we can't let a non-american company siphon our data. I wouldn't mind if we didn't keep yelling 'freedom' and 'free market' every week into the social abyss. But but Chin
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Empires fall. Always. Good riddance. Either fall or transition into a normal state. Quit wasting time imperializing.
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I like to take that to the extreme and say -- how many hospital beds would be empty and pill shelves full if these drugs weren't around? How many dentists would be out of the biz if they didn't shove glue-like candy in our childre
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I agree, just to add in my own words -- it gives you a fresh perspective, as if your staring at the world from the eyes of a tree. But is it really that important for those in power to maintain a certain narrative/perception? These sen
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Seems like the pot is calling the kettle black and waiting to blast it for its retaliation. I wonder which way we will spin it. Fun times, this was probably going to happen earlier if not for covid. What really kicked this off? Was it when
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
Since it is still working to great effect, it looks like we will never have internal enemies within our government(which makes sense you don't want to look divided/weak). It will always be The Russians or the Chinese of the day. A
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I didn't want to imply we automatically trust it more, but just skimming through a thread I realize that thats what usually happens. It is likely because I don't consume content in such a way (I am guilty of just reading the headl
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I would've agreed with this a bit more if we hadn't started banning content we don't like from the internet. Here I am without a link, but chasing away groups we don't agree with to the dark side of the web makes it very
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
From what I have heard, Musk bought the electric car company and not built it with his bare hands in his garage in college. But to your point, everyone is on the spectrum sure.
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
alright, so who pays when the lawsuit goes through? Taxes? How do we get it from the guilty department's budget?
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I would just like to add, on American soil.
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by dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I recently had a finch(i think) nest underneath my window AC unit and one of the parents caught a cold for about one week. I heard more calls from that specific bird throughout the time, it was much squeakier while making what sounded like