earthwalker99

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by earthwalker99 3y ago
Are you trying to make a point? If so, what is it? The Sierra Club are liberal activists with zero historically left wing affiliations or common causes. It's entirely irrelevant as far as I can tell.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> In the 1970s, left-wing activists opposed the construction of dingbat apartments and allied with liberal homeowners to pass the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance (NPO), which effectively finished off housing construction in the city
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
I have never overclocked my 32-core 5975WX and I'm very interested in other people's experience, but I cannot imagine being convinced to do it myself. With 256 Gb ECC RAM it pumps out 3D massive renders with incredible stability.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
The definition of capitalism is an economic system of relations that prioritizes the right to exercise existing capital to accumulate more of it, above anything else. That's why it's called capital ism.
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Yep. I shop at a building with an Aldi on the 1st floor and a Trader Joes on the 2nd floor. It's wonderful.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> It brings manufacturing back It is completely unsurprising to me that those making this nonsense claim never accept the burden of proof. If they did, it would only further reveal that they are pushing total bullshit.
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They are just functionaries of the system who don't want to lose their job. Capital is in charge. This is capitalism after all.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> Just in the past few years, many companies have started giving generous paternal/maternal leave policies. Try passing these paternity leave policies as a law and see which side those companies are on then. You will quickly get a
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
too busy trying to pay the bills
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
What could anyone do about it? Workers rights have never been won without a militant organized labor force. "Advocate" for your pet interests all you want, but you aren't accomplishing anything for anyone else unless you&#x27
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
You seem to be arguing with somebody else. I didn't say anything that disagrees with your statement.
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People with laptops go to coffee shops to drink coffee and share the company of other people. You can't do that with a vision pro.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> you'll wonder what's wrong the people who are still using their phone and laptop at coffee shop i'll wonder why they are at coffee shop, just like i would today
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> What about if, to be legally allowed to license streaming content, companies were required by law to: They won't be and that's your problem.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
Back when I used scoop, I uninstalled that right away because I didn't like how scoop installed it on its own.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
It would probably be very tough to make any part of the Blender 3D program any faster. It's already by far the fastest booting 3D application, and the one with the snappiest GUI. Houdini comes in 2nd, but it's not a close 2nd.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
You are not alone. I have experienced this my entire life and it has caused me to question everything people say about motivation, such as the idea that profit and wages are the only way to get things done. Then I came across Karl Marx&#x27
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
> Now would be the time to unionize. As someone who actually knows something about unions and their history, it literally never works that way. OP is correct. You can't make moves when you don't have power. > Nobody wants
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Fair? What would that even mean? These empty promises are how we ended up electing Trump the first time and it's virtually guaranteeing that we'll elect him a second time. Rural Kentucky is in horrible shape and a lot of people he
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
Ford made these same promises 2 years ago then bailed when the interest rate rose.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
Absolutely wild. It sounds so unsafe, though.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
The usual counterargument is that the worker agreed to exchange their labor for a price so it's "fair" and therefore not exploitation, which is obviously juvenile. I appreciate that you at least go beyond that simplistic plat
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If only they put all the options on a single screen. That would risk the customer having any idea what they're buying. I'm just waiting for the day I click to the next screen only to learn I am purchasing a standing room ticket wi
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> It just means you let your employer exploit you. By definition, all labor on which another profits is a case of exploitation, regardless of length in time.
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by earthwalker99 3y ago
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