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elmerfud
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elmerfud
1y ago
You wouldn't even have to use a strange example like that. Consider how nearly every culture on the planet considers it normal to kidnap puppies and kittens.
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elmerfud
1y ago
Then the next to logical question is, if it's a good dev team why do they need this at all?
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elmerfud
1y ago
She didn't create a real account to report a fake account, she created a fake account to report another fake account. Clearly she was in violation of their TOS. Her attitude was that anything was permissable to fix something she consid
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elmerfud
1y ago
I read the first part complaining of an unfair ban, but she admitted to creating a fake account to report another. How is the ban unfair? A permanent ban might be extreme but past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. They were
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elmerfud
1y ago
No right to banking, but also no requirements that everyone must accept cash in any and all denominations. Suspicious, like this was just intended as a way to control and track people.
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elmerfud
1y ago
It never seems to answer the question that's posed in the title. It seems to be more of a recruiter's advertisement method.
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1y ago
It's simply inconsiderate folks and no change in boarding logistics will fix inconsiderate people. Certain people get on the plane and they don't realize there's a line of people behind them and no matter how many announcemen
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elmerfud
1y ago
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elmerfud
1y ago
Do not believe what the DHS quote says. This is absolutely not for undocumented or illegal immigrants. The article takes that quote and just accepts it at face value without doing any research, Even though outside of that quote it just call
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elmerfud
1y ago
The answer is simple and I explain why in my first paragraph. They're not interested in the news that informs people they are interested in what is going to sell and what is going to keep eyeballs looking at what they have to offer. Th
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1y ago
I can assure you journalists don't believe this either. Journalism, left leaning or right leaning or centerist, isn't about reporting things that matter It's about making money. What's going to be the most profitable to
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elmerfud
1y ago
It makes complete sense to show this. Visitors from other countries are often shocked when they shop here because they see the price of goods on the shelf and then get to the checkout and find out they're having to pay more because tax
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elmerfud
1y ago
Qualified immunity, as it is today, is far too broad. Because literally any action that an officer takes that has not been specifically ruled on by the courts is a defaulted as being immune to prosecution. Even when that officer is knowingl
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elmerfud
1y ago
Your last statement is correct. They are just emboldened by the current political environment. Any law enforcement has a problem where all they see is criminals all day everyday, now we know they aren't always criminals, but that'
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elmerfud
1y ago
I can actually buy a car, I can't buy a font. You want to trick me into believing I can buy that font but in reality I'm buying some nebulous license to use it. I have no right to repair that font I have no right to alter that fon
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elmerfud
2y ago
You still haven't answered my question. You're just kind of avoiding it at this point. Maybe because you don't have an answer or maybe because as you logically think through it it becomes kind of a strange position to even th
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elmerfud
2y ago
That's comparing two quite dissimilar things. The charging port on your phone is about standardization and interoperability between devices and with external devices. Governments typically have to do this because the industry fails utt
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elmerfud
2y ago
That's a strange issue to have a government mandate. No one was compelled to type those programs in if they didn't want to. I came from the time of seeing those in magazines, and most I never bothered to type in because it wasn&#
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elmerfud
2y ago
I think this person has a very narrow definition of database. Also it doesn't lie to you It attempts to give you an answer for your query. The problem is this person seems to believe that the only portion of the query that is relevant
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elmerfud
2y ago
The lack of details, the description of them being a black albino, and the cash app link. That should tell you all you need to know. Sure it could be legitimate, because quite literally anything is possible, but 3 to 4 months without pay an
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2y ago
People have tried to build BitTorrent clients to do this. As far as I know they never took off. The primary problem is you oftentimes don't get people who want to share back or who have firewalls or other connections that don't al
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2y ago
Amazing, almost as if male and female evolved this difference naturally over time. Because it's really curious that many other female mammals go into a very obvious heat cycle but human females do not. Strange to assign a term like sex
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elmerfud
2y ago
You don't say what kind of internet connection you have, but most likely it's due to extra noise on the line. Home phones ring because they send ~100 volts AC down the line.
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elmerfud
2y ago
What kind of advertisement trash is this? Did you literally make an account 80 days ago just so you could post this 80 days later?
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elmerfud
2y ago
I didn't know you wore pants when you were sitting in your mom's basement trolling. There is a way to do things so you're looked at as honorable and respectful and then there's a way to do things where you're looked
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elmerfud
2y ago
It may not have worked but it would have been the right way to do it. Then after it didn't work they could do more meaningful things that are higher visibility. There's a right order in which to do things which lends credence to
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elmerfud
2y ago
Reading the article you can call this a protest, because yes it does fit under that definition because it's quite broad, but it doesn't fit the normal idea of what we would consider a protest. This was not people who decided not t
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elmerfud
2y ago
So I read up until I got to the first imaginary conversation that is making a strawman argument that is completely incorrect about what tariffs are and what reciprocal tariffs are. At that point it became obvious that this article is not a
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elmerfud
2y ago
I don't need to make a suggestion on how something came to be, It would be up to the person who says it happened in a certain way to provide the evidence to support that. It is not evidence in any meaningful way to say because it'
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elmerfud
2y ago
Have you been reading the prior comments or did you just come to spout something off about space travel that was totally irrelevant?
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