goodSteveramos

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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
I had no idea this image was pornographic. I’m surprised this decision had nothing to do with copyright and was instead ideological.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Living in a poor or lower middle class outer suburb and commuting by car is slower and hundreds of dollars a month more expensive than living in the urban core and taking public transportation. I have no idea what on Earth you are talking a
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
I had the same thought but then the kiosk could do that and they wouldn’t need to transmit the MAC to their server.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
If they don’t convey information why would they bother collecting it?
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
He didn’t leave because of black culture, he left because of crime. That crime could have been done by anybody.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Why should the people who have been underserved for decades be the ones to bear a disproportionate amount of the cost of building new services?
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
>Changing people's habits in favor of public transit If that is what this is about then why dont they spend money making the public transit options better? There are dozens of unbuilt subway lines, areas with poor or no public trans
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Are you saying that scrappers and thieving and muggings is just “Black culture” rit large? That’s an incredibly fatalistic mentality to put it politely.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Every alternative voting system I’ve seen promoted my mainstream sources would make the current system worse by keeping winner-takes-all single-seat districts and making it even easier for triangulating ‘centrist’ politicians to defeat chal
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
When was that fixed?
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
“The conservatives in several states, after crushing the liberal revolutions of 1848-1849, introduced industrial regulations to resurrect the traditional rights of craftsmen.” This section confused me. I thought it was illiberal conservativ
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'Al Qaeda Is on Our Side': How the US Empowered Terrorist Networks in Syria(realclearinvestigations.com)
2 points by goodSteveramos 3y ago|1 comments
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Above: Syria's Al Qaeda-linked al-Nusra. Top US officials coordinated with the jihadist franchise in an effort to topple the Syrian regime – while claiming they backed only the "moderate opposition."
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
A lot of information is collected automatically as part of normal operation often called ‘diagnostics’ or ‘telemetry’ and once that data is sent to a foreign country where the manufacturer is based there is absolutely no conceivable way to
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
People who are good at “business itself” without being good at any particular business are really just reckless profit extractors willing to cut corners because they have friends in high places to bail them out when it all inevitably goes w
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
If testifying in court is stressful enough to cause suicide, it seems pointless to wait until you are almost finished to do it. The message other whistle blowers will get is that people who blow the whistle on corporate America will be foun
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Parking lots have cameras. If this was a suicide I’m confident they will find the footage. If it mysteriously disappears or the cameras at the Holiday Inn “malfunctioned” there will be little doubt as to what really happened. The fact that
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Its very telling that the major corporate news site chose to frame it as suicide “after” testifying when in fact he was found dead just hours before he was scheduled to give more testimony. They just as easily could have said he was found d
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
“a book about surviving the loss of a spouse show up at their door“ Corporate America is a lot more thuggish than its defenders want you to know.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Get with the times. Your privacy must be sacrificed so some random web app you have never heard of can do something no website should be able to do at all. Or maybe that’s just a pretense and not the real reason Google keeps adding all thes
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Did the IDF punish that soldier they same way they would have punished a Palestinian doing the same thing to Jews? If not, then it wasn’t just the action of one soldier it was a policy of the Israeli government.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Palestinians should get their land back. If Israel refuses to give it back then the US should take away their WMDs. Israel has undeclared nukes and the only active offensive biological and chemical weapons programs. This is unacceptable. Al
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
How about we just stop giving Israel more bombs until they agree to let aid in the normal way? I guess this pier is to avoid “putting conditions” on US support for Israel, but it’s literally admitting that Israel is a rogue state that cant
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
I suppose you could argue that once the activist position is adopted as the party line it is now "reporting" and not activism. I don't really think the distinction matters for the purpose of examining the merits of the positi
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
>I don't have the right to do is force Platform X, Y, and Z to publish my speech Everyone wants their speech to be favored, and everyone wants the speech of their opponents to be disfavored. Wanting these things does not mean you fo
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
whats the difference?
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
>there's a psychological barrier that keeps journalists and editors from reaching this point I’m certain you will find it is a monetary barrier and not a “psychological” one.
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
> global warming, which baked the region in a years-long megadrought and has now flooded it with rain. I really don’t like the decision by some climate activists to attribute every weather or climate related event to global warming. This
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
Yes, not the article but I found that section in the paper and it does appear to be better than existing techniques. I wish the author of the paper could have told us that lol. Thankfully the paper is not paywalled
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by goodSteveramos 3y ago
I dont this the object they manufactured is monocrystaline. Its a part made with a commercial laser sintering 3d printer

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