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by foobar33333 6y ago
One of these is a minuscule amount of waste over an entire population which is very hard to reduce. The other is a very small group using a very large amount of power for very little gain which would be easy to stop. Regardless, the solutio
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by foobar33333 6y ago
I don't think we can come anywhere close to ruling this out but of course we also don't know how many people felt this way before and hid it so the data is far to muddy to make a clear conclusion.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
Its not worth it because backups make infinitely more sense.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
I have not seen a single one in many years. My dad used to go to them regularly and every single one around us has closed.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
Probably once people have decades of experience with it and know every single trap or quirk perfectly. Rust almost certainly could do the job now but stakes are so high no one would take that risk when its proven that C can do it and with e
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by foobar33333 6y ago
This sounds like it should be illegal. Why is the government allowed to make laws that specify individual entities. Surely they should be required to come up with some classification that covers every business like google and facebook.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
They could take the first step by not posting their content on facebook to begin with.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
We live in a bubble. I'm not sure I interact with anyone who even uses facebook at all. But I know I am in the minority.
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by foobar33333 6y ago
Facebook did not suspend their entire service, they suspended every page that was listed in the news category which is in line with government regulations. This had the unfortunate effect on blocking a lot of government pages like the healt