eatsyourtacos

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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
I could write you a book on this. But let's just say the "alternative" is all in attitude and what we care about in society. The person I responded to literally just says "well the corporation only exists to give profit
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
Buying shares in Intel and holding them means you are doing literally zero work for Intel .
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
Ah what a world we have constructed. Those with money do nothing to keep getting more money, while those that do the actual work hardly get any consideration. Got it.
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>while delicious food, good service and clean tables means big tip. Uh no- that just means the person DID THEIR JOB. If I hire a plumber and he floods my house.. oh ok just no tip. But if it doesn't flood, big tip!! Just fucking pay
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>Don't know. Let's let the people who have the most interest here figure out a workable way around this. You don't think people have thought about this shit since the internet started? There is literally no viable way- oth
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
Odd take. And have you ever heard of edibles? No ill affects from the smoking part. So calling both "obviously hilariously unhealthy" is wildly misleading.
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>PornHub is somewhat unique in that it’s so large and totally free. Uh.. no.. And how about you just go to google/bing whatever and search for some porn. It will come right up. You are completely bonkers if you think free porn is so
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>It makes no sense to me that every physical store in a state must check IDs if you want to buy porn or alcohol, but porn websites can just let anyone in without checking ID. So.. what, you have to enter a license number or a picture of
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>Yes it's true. Children can't go in a physical store and purchase porn anywhere. That's not what I asked... you said it was "literally illegal for children to view porn". Give me a source for it because I can&#
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>Because it's literally illegal for children to view porn Is this actually even true? So if my underage son finds a porn magazine in my house, it's "illegal" for him to look at it? That doesn't sound right. >I
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>That sounds like supply and demand 101. I really, really hate comments like this. It gives an excuse for pure greed and you basically throw your arms up and say "well, it's supply and demand that's just how it works!&quot
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
I am still baffled they even made W11. I really thought Windows10 was going to turn into like... Windows. As in, they just keep updating it- why the hell do we need more versions!
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
What are you referring to with Dropbox here? They are exactly the type of company that I hope to god never tries to innovate very much. They provide exactly the type of service many of us need- 100% reliable file syncing. I don't need
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by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
What a selfish take.
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>Many insurance companies offer lower premiums if you install a car alarm. So I guess they work at least a little, otherwise they wouldn't lower their premiums. I can think of another reason. They run their computations- and say the
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>They absolutely care about influenceing the US public to oppose military support for Taiwan. Soo... where is all this anti-Taiwan stuff on tiktok then? Because I've seen exactly 0.
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>What are the margins on this hypothetical donuts shop and what do you do when the price of labor goes up 20%, energy goes up 80% eggs goes up 100%? Sure the prices have to increase. But what if they just increased by the amount that it
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>Corporations charge more money because people will pay it People pay for it because they don't have a choice . >Change nothing, allowing the first customers to buy everything and leave shelves empty The ridiculous economic rati
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
Infinite money to "save the system" but no money to guarantee basic healthcare to everyone. Gotta love it.
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
You do realize that nearly every single person at a middle school has a phone? They are about 10 when they start where I live.
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
This is epitome between theory and practice. My oldest just went to middle school this year. He has always had his own computer at home since young, so he's not new to technology. Personally I have not wanted to get him a phone mostly
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
Most of the time, no. Probably because as "standard" as sizes of appliances are- they also are not. So the last thing you want a potential buyer worrying about is (1) looking at an empty appliance slot or (2) knowing the appliance
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>How is your entire comment not a mere assumption that the issue is within iMessage itself and not other logically possible factors, such as your carrier, your reception, or your mother using her phone incorrectly? Because it's not
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
I live in a semi-rural area and my wife tells me how to get to places in relations to the animals I'll pass. "Take a left at the cows, then keep going but if you hit the llamas you've gone too far."
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
I know this thread is from the EU- but I'm giving the US perspective here just FYI. >There's is a near infinite number of competitors to iMessage 50% of phones in the US are apple phones. Nearly everyone is exclusively using iM
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
I wish I lived in a world where I was able to choose which corporate road I get to drive on. Just imagine! I'm at an intersection, and I get to choose if I want to pay $2 to turn left and get home in 5 minutes or pay $1 to turn ri
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
*If you are lucky enough to be able to afford preventative healthcare, something which couldn't possibly be offered to said person unless they can afford it
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
Thanks for that. Now can we please break down the arthropods into spiders and non-spiders so you can alleviate my fear that spiders rule over us on this planet. My fear of spiders is valid- all I'm saying. There must have been some bad
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>90 % is hard work and consistent effort! Eh.. ok let's go with that. But you know what? That 10% allowed them to have the chance to even do that, whereas other people don't even get the opportunity. It's a lot easier then
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by eatsyourtacos 4y ago
>I reckon you could do anything and be successful if you had Steam's revenue rolling in. I disagree completely. Most people in a company like that would completely take advantage of the monopoly they have and make everything miser

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