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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
The problem is that the EU is illegitimate and a circus clown shoe of pencil necked bureaucratic authoritarians. I’m not even a fan of Apple look e for different reasons, but the very same reason Apple is likely not even engaging the EU clo
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Apple has had 2 style plugs in 20 years. They are there only ones who have done that. You’re someone just brainwashed over this when I am confident of you just paused for a second and thought about what utter foolishness you supported, you
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Authoritarianism has clearly been feeling its way into the UK ever since the 90s when they put up CCTV cameras everywhere. The UK effectively has an inherently and self-evidently illegitimate government based on its own actions and words,
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
It never crossed your mind that there may be a reason that Apple does not want to use the USB-C standard for all its disadvantages over the lightning connector that they have now had for 11 years. Apple has had two types of plugs over 20 ye
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Don’t worry, the EU apparatchiks have surely made themselves responsible for the consequences of their actions. It’s “Our Democracy”™ after all.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
I’m all for some kind of universality, but this authoritarian method does not strike me as a good idea. You lament their concern with fairness, by giving unfair advantages to the USB-C license holders/patent holders? I’m not even sure
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
The answer is rather obvious
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Just FYI, they’re not really all that effective against fire outside of very narrow parameters. If you have one, consider placing it in places that tend to survive house fires, i.e., bottom corners or the structure, away from the kitchen an
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
If you think the regulators are Democratic I have this wonderful bridge I would like to sell you as an investment. I’m old enough to remember that dictators also hold elections with the same kind of results as the DC presidential election r
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
It’s really rather ironic that those types of cops are usually also located among the very same kind of people who demand that we only rely in the police for all things like some kind of parent as if they could be a good parent at that. It’
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
It could be far simpler than that, effectively a stripped basic currently available phone wired into operating power that could be called to send GPS payload via SMS. It would simply power up on start and only ever send the coordinates base
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Thank you for saying that, because that is precisely the narrowing of perspective I am referring to, which puts everything into a comparison and measure of how and to what degree something is “Nazi”. But you’re clearly in good company, we’v
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
I would say the fact that banking is not something that is legally the authority of the federal government; even though states have seemingly acquiesced to their role and right eroding and being taken from them as the federal government per
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
The constant invocation of Nazi this and Nazi that really not only undermines the issue, but it’s also racist in that it centers everything only about a single event and only one single instance of similar awful things that only happened in
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Geez. It’s fine! Important people don’t fly commercial anyways.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
You are absolutely right that it is affecting the whole society, but no amount of research will ever discover the things you’re not allowed to notice, let alone solve. Is what makes the censorship and attacks on free speech stop pernicious,
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
>Because when a environmental group tries to block some dirty mining project Which is also usually driven by financial interests under cover of virtue. It is most obvious in Europe where many people now have become multi millionaires, la
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Most people don’t care and definitely don’t pay nearly as close attention as should be required to have the right to vote, let alone those who are payed massive amounts of money to manipulate corrupted politicians. Corruption is now or at t
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Now ask yourself if that is not the case. Or I can tell you it is. The answer remains the same.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
You’re surfacing a whole different issue, the legitimacy and fraud of the whole credit score system, produced by organizations who have a clear and documented history of fraud. See, housing “bubble”, aka fraud, for reference.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
So it’s really an issue of imprecise title, but the issue is still highly immoral and likely illegal based on the taking clause and the highly discriminatory and unequal nature, regardless. The title should have been more like about how the
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Can someone explain where I should be seeing the increased rates for higher credit scores? I don’t even think that is the correct loan guidance, it’s the pre-May rate terms. The post May rates are at a link at the top right of the sheet.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
I agree with you. What people seem to forget is that Google simply did one thing even just marginally better back in the 90s and has been riding that heavy train ever since. All the other stuff, even YouTube is also essentially just dumb lu
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
I get your point, but to be precise, it’s more that the impact is greater, because the very nature of being an employee is the willingness to trade supposed and perceived security and ease for the potential of gains.
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
YouTube is yet another echo chamber and that is clearly toxic and only becoming more so as is being transformed with tiktok like functionality and content. It is becoming what is essentially the mainstream model; get people addicted to watc
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by frankfrankfrank 3y ago
Yes, diversity must be stamped out for out corporate masters. All of humanity must be uniform and there can be no divergence.
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by frankfrankfrank 4y ago
It depends on which crooks one is talking about, the crooks in government seem to enjoy all kinds of advantages that come from encrypted devices, as wet know, even setting up honey pots.
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by frankfrankfrank 4y ago
Can’t really argue with most of their logic. The site is fast and responsive. I did get a sense that most if the criticism is really based on anxiety about the authors own position, i.e., a buzzword internet startup type is of course going
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by frankfrankfrank 4y ago
I’m just going to ignore the petulant complaining, but does it not dawn on anyone that is not really a donation, as much as it’s an investment? I’ll just leave it at that.
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by frankfrankfrank 4y ago
Infection by American pop culture is a global scourge. I don’t even necessarily only say that because of the corrosive and low quality nature of Americas pop culture that is like a drug that feels really good at first, but causes damage ove

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