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by froggertoaster 3y ago
I remember reading this in an Uncle John's Bathroom Reader. Anyone remember those?
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Sorry Dan, you're right. I'll avoid that in the future.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
"Sort by controversial" is mandatory
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> Mother Postgres can do no wrong. Simple, eloquent, damn true.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Only Hacker News could make piracy sound so eloquent and - dare I say - romantic.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Dunno why you're being downvoted - folks this is very clearly satire.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
"Greenwashing" - never heard that term. Gonna use that one!
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Provided an outlet for some thoughts, mainly.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Funny concept, but the premise that the origin of the image is unethically sourced is suspect in and of itself. Can we stop with these signal-y type posts?
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
The accepted answer really illustrates that a popular, eloquent answer can still be so very, very wrong on many levels.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
> ...I thought that was much more fair than front-of-the-house staff being paid more than the kitchen folks due to some antiquated racist bullshit. Was this necessary to get your point across? Honestly, invalidated much of the article fo
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Won't support a car company that can't make good cars.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Very nice. Still not buying their cars until they get their long-term reliability and depreciation issues worked out.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
You can downplay this all you want - but remember: stuff like this is a microcosm of a larger issue. Sections of your government worked directly with Twitter to control what information you saw. Much bigger organizations - Facebook comes to
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
This comment is a plug for Bitwarden.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
This is like the best kind of fever dream
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
It very clearly states it's more than backups. I would advise you click the link and start reading.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Okay. Glad your data backed analysis with the data you've shared (outside of your observations of mentally unstable individuals of course) has yielded that "Twitter _is_ on shaky ground". Oh you haven't shared any data?
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
I made do, so can you (and all the other dads).
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Father of four here, had one two months ago. > It also doesn’t help that dads aren’t the patient after a birth, so they aren’t fed or given a bed. Yes, and? You're free to go to the cafeteria and buy food or leave and go buy food. A
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
> What agony, losing a child in slow motion. These words are both poetic and heart-wrenching.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
> Now that Twitter is on a downward spiral If you open your article with hyperbole, don't be surprised if I take the rest of the article with a huge grain of salt.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Me too! What a 90's throwback.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
I'm a simple man. I see problems with Google/Stripe/whatever that can't be solved thru normal channels, I upvote.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Exactly. The president can say that, but it doesn't mean that it means anything.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
That's a good one!
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
Moore's Law is dead - can anyone think of a more cliche article title in the tech world?
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
I never said it was new nor news, I said it was scary.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
> Agents built a detailed financial picture of Larry. Inspecting his cloud accounts... Scariest part of the article.
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by froggertoaster 4y ago
> Other than I guess a one-off art project (which this may well be)? Yes, it very obviously is. > what's the point Because it's there?

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