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by exq 4y ago
Embrace, extend, extinguish
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by exq 4y ago
If someone did truly try and attack grimes and little XÆ alphabet soup, that's wrong and they need to be prosecuted. But so far no police report has been filed and journalists pointing that out have been banned. Besides, if he's t
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by exq 4y ago
Narcissist birds of a feather...
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by exq 4y ago
I'm still annoyed Google plus was left to die. The circles feature was the most useful thing to ever come to social media.
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by exq 4y ago
Smells like oil industry astroturfing
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by exq 4y ago
Yes it's better, because in America we don't get whisked off in the night to a work camp or straight up killed for simply airing our grievances about government or corporate control. It absolutely sucks that American companies hav
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by exq 4y ago
Do you have a source for the last sentence?
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by exq 4y ago
I'm reminded of the balloon boy case years ago. The mother was Japanese and they didn't get her a proper translator even though she had a very basic level of English. She kept saying yes to the detective during the interview and h
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by exq 4y ago
Same here. I used to pay for Netflix, but for me these days... Sonarr, radarr, the other *arrs and jellyfin/plex are a much better user experience.
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by exq 4y ago
What scares me is gen alpha is being raised in an environment where bombardment of advertising is normal and even encouraged in some cases. I can't fathom willingly paying for a streaming service and still getting ads, or at least not
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by exq 4y ago
Strange, these same people loved when the fbi in 2016...
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by exq 4y ago
Causing the deaths of 40-200 thousand civilians, thousands of our own armed forces and tens of thousands returning home wounded was just the cost of working that military muscle? Sorry but that's even more f'd up than the official
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by exq 4y ago
Student load forgiveness is socialism, but hundreds of billions in PPP loans with no obligation to repay is "stimulating the economy" Classy.
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by exq 4y ago
Compared to what's available on TV in western Europe, Hollywood is much more reserved. They may not be puritanical, but most of the religious right in America absolutely are, and they make up a large and loud majority. Janet Jacksons
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by exq 4y ago
Banning CFCs to fix the ozone hole over Oceania/Antarctica. Scientific consensus was CFCs were directly responsible for the problem, countries around the globe got together and mandated the use of different refrigerants with the Montre
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by exq 4y ago
Instead of electron we'd be bundling an entire OS with our chat apps.
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by exq 4y ago
If weed is an "on the fence" substance, alcohol should be illegal.
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by exq 4y ago
I don't know anything about Vietnam or Brazil, but the Japanese had cultivated hemp for thousands of years and it only became illegal in 1948 during the US occupation.
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by exq 4y ago
20 years ago you'd have said the same thing about dsl to broadband, and if everyone had that same mentality, Netflix would still be mailing dvds and not offering 4k streaming. Innovation is good.
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by exq 4y ago
That's a lot like people saying android is slow and laggy when they bought the cheapest one they could find at target and compared it to a thousand dollar iPhone.
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by exq 4y ago
The same could've been said about the ISS when it was planned, but we've learned a heck of a lot from that.