floxy

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1531.
by floxy 6y ago
I hope that works for some people, but it is too much like: "I've buried the heroine in a box in the backyard." It is too easy to dig it back up.
1532.
by floxy 6y ago
/r/nosurf might be of interest. Would be interesting if anyone has come across a methadone of social media.
1533.
by floxy 6y ago
Does this sound reasonable, but yet ripe for abuse? "yeah, it didn't become unusual chatter until it started to negatively effect my buddies."
1534.
by floxy 6y ago
Would lying not be a crime here? Maybe not if the position was all from their personal accounts. But wouldn't it be a problem if you were trading other people's money, and you ended up on the losing end, wouldn't you have p
1535.
by floxy 6y ago
>It takes time to issue new stock Curious how long it would take. Are there regulatory hurdles that take time? If not, I could see that the potential for large profits might make an otherwise slow process suddenly get completed in a sh
1536.
by floxy 6y ago
>They have no idea how many people are willing to loose $100 just to stick it to them. ...or maybe $600 stimulus checks? Plus a bunch of gambling addicts who have been missing out on sports betting because of corona? Is there anyway to
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by floxy 6y ago
Oh yes, there are definite downsides. There are plenty of sites that won't show you anything. I've taken the tact that there is more on the net than I could possibly view in a million lifetimes and just move on. I could see som
1538.
by floxy 6y ago
I was bringing that point, because although there are some gun laws, just like there have been some noxious speech laws, I'd be hard pressed to say that American's don't love guns. I guess I don't know how to reconcile
1539.
by floxy 6y ago
Any reason to not go all-in and just use Tor? That's what I've been doing lately, although I'm not a web engineer, so I may not be doing the optimal thing.
1540.
by floxy 6y ago
Based on that, would you also say that American's don't have a love affair with firearms?
1541.
by floxy 6y ago
A lot of non-American's get the cause and effect reversed. Free speech is in the Constitution because the people of America cherish the idea. People don't cherish free speech because of the 1st Amendment or the Constitution. Ju
1542.
by floxy 6y ago
>assuming that "neutrons" have definite boundaries and are unambiguously distinguishable from the soup they inhabit. How do free neutrons, etc. work into this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_neutron_dec
1543.
by floxy 6y ago
No, I'm not trying to call you out, I'm actually interested in what the answers might actually be. And how we might actually measure them.
1544.
by floxy 6y ago
>complex conjugates I wonder if there would be less objection by the author if he was exposed to geometric algebra, to help with difficulties encountered by sqrt(-1) philosophical issues.
1545.
by floxy 6y ago
Half? Or 0.00001%? Is there any polling data available?
1546.
by floxy 6y ago
From the article: >Boeing admitted that two of its 737 Max flight technical pilots “deceived” the FAA about the capabilities of a flight-control system on the planes, software that was later implicated in the two crashes, the Justice Dep
1547.
by floxy 6y ago
>In March 2004, Stewart was found guilty of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and two counts of lying to a federal investigator. Her securities fraud charge was dismissed. https://www.thestreet.com/lifestyle/martha
1548.
by floxy 6y ago
Is there something you can point me to, in order to learn more about Canada's approach? So you're saying that a program specifically to give cash to white men only as "extra help to own houses" would be perfectly fine?