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Ford allows vehicle tracking with VIN
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
When the girls are doing their rounds, I don't believe you are able to donate directly as an "instead of" option. That is, instead of cookies, a donation box, which would clearly state _all_ proceeds would be going to support
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8y ago
So happy to see someone else flag this horrible abuse. I would rather donate the cost of a case of cookies to the Guides than support the free labour, but of course the policy forbids such donations. I would think many other people would be
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8y ago
Reasonable might be to move higher up the food chain and impose life sentences on the people with the dollars ordering these species to be killed. It is just a bowl of tragedy down in the trenches.
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Video and Thread of Tesla Tent Assembly Line
(twitter.com)
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Pixar's Sexist Boys Club
(byrslf.co)
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8y ago
Of course it is, which disregards a good deal of research in cultural studies accumulating over the past half of a century. But you know that, as you clearly have studied the field.
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8y ago
Humanist mythological lore that was propagated heavily in mid to late 20th century. See antihumanism.
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Mike Godwin: > By all means, compare these shitheads to Nazis. Again and again. I'm with you. https://twitter.com/sfmnemonic/status/896884949634232320?s=1...
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8y ago
You are shocked because there is still quite a degree of colonial thinking that is pervasive. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/04/race-gen...
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> The total ban does mean that only criminals can produce pornography, and criminals by their nature don't have the moral qualms with committing further crimes. There are two parts here. First is the tautological nature of your firs
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8y ago
Careful leaning on criminality; it isn't a thing. Remember that sitting in certain areas of a bus, voting as a woman or a person of colour, etc. was encoded into law and legislation. Violating those laws becomes criminality.
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8y ago
> No, I mean that by banning porn creates an illegal market for it. Supply and demand. Not all things in one's culture should be viewed as a market transaction, nor is it appropriate to overfit them as such.
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8y ago
> Additionally, we identify tracts whose properties predict reading skill but remain fixed throughout the intervention, suggesting that some anatomical properties stably predict the ease with which a child learns to read, while others dy
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Rapid and widespread white matter plasticity during intensive reading
(nature.com)
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8y ago
This is pure, uneducated rubbish. The reason that social science can't model (aka overfit) many phenomena, is that it involves strictly nonlinear data where cultures and humans are involved. Do some reading. Educate yourself. You may c
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8y ago
> Even if the article did not state anything about the actual effects of these differences. You could have stopped typing there.
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8y ago
Waiting for the first person to suggest Canonical was years ahead of the curve...
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10M Install Android App Data Posted to Open S3
(twitter.com)
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The ”free” market is not a sentient being.
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> If someone is so ignorant or intent that they take an unlawful action due to spoken or written word, they had problems before. See 'unlawful', which is difficult to unpack to "some laws" or worse "not all laws&
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Wittgenstein and the Limits of Science
(3ammagazine.com)
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Empty out, drain, etc. The hidden ideological ground that all laws are ethical and just at any given point in history is absurd.
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> If someone is so ignorant or intent that they take an unlawful action due to spoken or written word, Speech and words can be loaded with ideological stances. Those can amount to political violence over time, and normalize such against
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Android Auto and CarPlay Remain Popular Among Owners
(strategyanalytics.com)
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Google and Apple's data is viewed as trade secret. Facebook, on the other, hand sells access. Quite a huge difference there.
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In fairness, everything is political, including notions of “technology” and especially statistics. See Lombroso and gerrymandering respectively.
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Try Vimeo. It is the only instant app I have seen yet. It seems to lay around and be more instant if you have already launched it.
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40 Years of Data Suggests Three Myths About Globalization
(hbr.org)
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> "“But we’re supposed to protect against tyranny! I need the same weapons the military would come at me with!” Dude. You know where I can get an Apache helicopter and a Paladin?! Hook a girl up! Seriously, though, do you really thi
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