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by erdos4d 5y ago
Reading the comments here, I think that is exactly what has happened in many cases.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Do you really believe that the judges and prosecutors who send kids to these abuse factories don't now they are going to harm the child? That's why they do this, they like to hurt/intimidate/damage people, that's li
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I wonder how a Les Paul sounds through one.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
My wife watches it and seems to like it but I cannot find anything to it, it just doesn't interest me.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This is literally why I quit teaching university and never went back to academia. Every class has one student who is a complete shit and 95% of your stress revolves around this one person. Work that doesn't require much human contact i
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> They didn't choose to be with you and can't choose to leave, and you have the power of life and death over them. This is an "interesting" mentality I see a lot. Ever dog I ever had was a stray and could leave if the
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Absent evidence to the contrary, my take on Putin's actions are that he wishes to reestablish the buffer region Russia has historically maintained around itself to absorb invaders. He controls every state near him except Ukraine, so I
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by erdos4d 5y ago
My gut says Putin dies if he loses this war. Everything about how it is being conducted makes me believe he has no plan B at all. I expect that he will actually use his nuclear forces if he can't win, it is the one area that Russia has
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> Economic sanctions are an act of war. This 100%. I'm seriously wondering how all these people supporting heavy sanctions will feel when Putin realizes he can't win via conventional means and his economy is destroyed, so he st
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> How the hell is Russia and China allied at all? China is basically the one protecting Russia and allowing them to invade Ukraine. Getting a European war going that draws US forces out of the Pacific is an obvious benefit if you want to
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I used to teach calculus in university and I would always find a way to tell my classes how much a plumber makes just to show up at your house and their hourly rate. Almost without exception they were amazed that they would make less as an
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Has this ever not been the case? I remember that girls were way more mature than boys in HS quite well, it was common knowledge and nobody questioned it. They just don't mature as fast.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I wonder if this includes Christiania, the billion Euros of cannabis sold there each year, and the big lift all those drug tourists impart on the local service industry. Beautiful place by the way, would recommend.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Perfect for long careers built on publication output.
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This is one area where the normal Silicon Valley strategy of "fake it til you make it" just won't fly. I deeply hope NRC keeps shooting this down until they actually do it right. Sounds like this company doesn't really h
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by erdos4d 5y ago
>In America and elsewhere companies do not dictate policy. Huh? In the US large corporations commonly write the laws that get passed. They literally do dictate policy.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I agree with another comment here that this is likely them signing up with throwaway emails and trying to get you blacklisted by putting all your messages to spam. In the off chance that they are somewhat more sophisticated, I would try to
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I feel there is a story here...
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> Don't forget it's a war crime to not wear a uniform during combat lol those dudes are getting shot at with gunships and tanks and have AKs and old mines and stuff to fight back with. They should invest in uniforms to make it
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by erdos4d 5y ago
You're not alone, I never got bar/drinking culture either. What was always really weird to me was how homogenous it actually is, like how the nightlife in a city is more or less interchangeable, you just swap out the music and the
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I certainly do and I dream of the day that everyone I message switches, so I can too.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This is pseudoscience.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> Now we're seeing them every decade, if not annually. Where do you live? The last sorta revolutionary tech I saw in my life was the cellphone, and I strain to see that as actually revolutionary in any meaningful way, to be honest.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
That doesn't work for them, they want you to think you have rights and stuff, its more fun that way.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I'm not sure about employing a person anonymously, but I would expect it is more viable for a US/EU/etc company to purchase a deliverable instead. I'm unaware of any actual requirement for companies to verify that the fo
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Where? Can you cite any source for this?
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Is it possible for the courts to use this system to search a defendant's phone for leaked documents say? Like if NSA learns that one of a small group leaked document X, can they get a court to force Apple to add the hash of Document X
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This happens so often on here, these extreme downvotings of otherwise normal comments, that I'm convinced this is the product of bots or some other manipulation. I don't think the karma means anything on this board.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
There was no confusion, this is a turnkey surveillance system who's scope will expand to whatever those with power over apple decide is taboo. I think we all got the message loud and clear.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
There are weird tics different non-native English speakers have. For instance, every Greek I've ever met thinks the word "bored" means to be tired, not to be wanting something to interest you. They all got the same mistransla

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