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by entropea 7y ago
Creates more jobs, spreads knowledge, enables entertainment, connects the world. I'd say it's a great investment anywhere for society.
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by entropea 7y ago
Most already pay essentially a private tax for internet. It's quite necessary in some form in 2019 in a western society.
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by entropea 7y ago
I have no ads or tracking on my website and provide code and projects, I just enjoy sharing things so other people can learn or get benefit out of what I've created. I remember early 2000's, late 1990's internet...it was trul
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by entropea 7y ago
Wait what? I don't have any of these. Sarcasm? :)
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by entropea 7y ago
Plenty of leftists in tech who dislike identity politics too who would be at risk for cancel culture. Sarah is a radical centrist.
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by entropea 7y ago
I'd like to point out that this isn't all trans women and some of us realize this takeover is absolutely insane. A lot of us want to blend into society and not cause any hardship to others, or any destruction of projects like this
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by entropea 7y ago
>There is something to be said about policies put forward by sophisticated and educated elites. Yeah, that they sell out to the highest bidder and are seeing revolts around the world as the middle & lower classes get decimated by the
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by entropea 7y ago
It bends at the plastic antenna cutouts in the frame (so RF can escape) and it looks like it wasn't properly reinforced.
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by entropea 7y ago
I do not have front pockets in my female jeans :) I buy $200 Chinese phones now with the same specs and more features than any US flagships. Not a worry if I bend it.
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by entropea 7y ago
I'm sure the residents next to the Hudson river in Upstate NY would love more GE polychlorinated biphenyls dumped into their rivers. I think what you mean is that our current bought politicians don't have the guts to properly stan
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by entropea 7y ago
Who defines what is "misinformation"? This is always my problem, these actors cannot be trusted to determine what is true and what isn't. It's putting history and current events in the hands of already extremely untrustw
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by entropea 7y ago
>Does that mean that only these 19 people of 833 were playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 at the time? Probably not. There are defnitly more people that played it despite being in the group. It could very well be possible that people i
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by entropea 7y ago
> Blizzard is at real risk of losing this community they've fostered for the last 20+ years I'm reminded of that image of people in a Call of Duty boycott on Steam, playing Call of Duty. Blizzard will lose some money over the n
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by entropea 7y ago
>and you have no right to vote yourself a piece of my wallet That's literally my right in the Constitution through quite a few amendments.
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by entropea 7y ago
>How long is too long to force someone to work without paying? 0.00hr. You should always be paid for your time unless that person agrees to volunteer it.
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by entropea 7y ago
I read it that way too, at first, mostly because of GM's recent strike & health benefit cut headlines.
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by entropea 7y ago
Didn't they just get a massive tax cut?
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by entropea 7y ago
It will be used to hide legitimate criticisms of political tweets mainly. This is a win for capital protection, nothing more.
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by entropea 7y ago
If you comment on their tweets, yes. If you just tweet something out, Comcast can't hide it (yet).
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by entropea 7y ago
I don't see a single person in the top comments speak about this. This feature is going to allow people to hide legitimate non-trash responses that criticize the tweet, and it will be very convenient going into the 2020 elections. Diss
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by entropea 7y ago
>and stop all this socialist stuff like public healthcare, public unemployment insurance, and public roads I would suggest that you read theory. This is not socialism.
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by entropea 7y ago
A lot of modern privacy violations come from private companies like Facebook, Equifax, Google, etc. Government or Corporation should never have access to anything like this. They _never_ use it for good.
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by entropea 7y ago
They really only care about the social aspect so they can use it as PR. LGBT & the rainbow flag sell really well. The second anything challenges capital, all gloves are off.
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by entropea 7y ago
The indoctrination and politics being taught. Every day children in school stand up and pledge allegiance to the flag and there are constant stories of children being abused for not abiding by it. We're told we're "not being
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by entropea 7y ago
>Are we "consumers" now, rather than "victims" or "citizens"? Yes. https://hyperallergic.com/313435/an-illustrated-guide-to-guy...
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by entropea 7y ago
I've been using NewPipe for a few months now instead of the Youtube application. I tried the Youtube application the other day and the app is one big advertisement. You get more ads than traditional TV now between sponsored Youtubers,
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by entropea 7y ago
>who are ostensibly left-leaning They absolutely are not. They're capitalists, neoliberals, in all senses. There are no left wing economic policies being created anywhere in the western world right now.
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by entropea 7y ago
Money does not care about democracy :)
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by entropea 7y ago
I dream for an American city with public transit as good as some European countries. Hopefully some infrastructure projects will come through, but I really don't see it happening any time soon with the amount of corporate lobbying maki
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by entropea 7y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazons-plan-to-move-in-to-your...

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