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by guelo 2y ago
why do people believe this? it's such obvious scaremonegring misinformation
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by guelo 2y ago
Chrome is not a User-Agent anymore, it is a Google-Agent.
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by guelo 2y ago
I wouldn't recommend it unless you think you could enjoy a game without a goal or a score. I had the same questions as you but after 100s of hours I've concluded it's kind of a boring game. It's basically about figuring
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by guelo 3y ago
The crime was Trump's deficit-fueling tax cuts during boom times. If he had stayed on Obama's track we would have had decent surplusses leaving us more prepared for the covid recession. Most economic theories say to counterbalance
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by guelo 3y ago
Did you click on my link? gdp to deficit ratio
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by guelo 3y ago
Deficit doesn't seem that bad: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FYFSDFYGDP 2023's number will probably come in better than Trump's pre-pandemic deficit.
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by guelo 3y ago
"coastal" is ridiculous. American vs American hate is out of control.
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by guelo 4y ago
The label was "State Affiliated media" not "publicly funded".
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by guelo 4y ago
The label was "State Affiliated" not "publicly funded".
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by guelo 4y ago
They do. If after 50 years of existence you can't come up with a single example of government interference then they're independent.
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by guelo 4y ago
What worries me about all these VCs adopting the polarized hard-right culture war beliefs about society is, where can the bright young liberal entrepreneurs go? I think it was Thiel that started the idea of creating rightwing-exclusive entr
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by guelo 4y ago
They haven't negotiated a contract yet. Apple, completely by coincidence I'm sure, announced these new bennefits that union workers won't get a few days before the Oklahoma store voted to unionize.
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by guelo 4y ago
The timing of the new non-union perks points to it being illegal anti-union vote tampering. They announced them days before the Oklahoma store's union vote. Apple is also spreading misinformation about the perks, messaging that it&#x27
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by guelo 4y ago
The Mastodon transition had a chance until Elon banned it.
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by guelo 4y ago
Social networks' usefulness is proportional to their size. That makes them sticky because any new network will be smaller and thus less useful.
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by guelo 4y ago
Yes? There is no business profit exception to free speech.
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by guelo 4y ago
Some human brains. I live here and don't really care about crime news and I don't have a sense that things are more dangerous than usual. It's a big city, statistically bad things are going to happen all the time.
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by guelo 4y ago
The quote is from a police commissioner, not the police. SF's police commission is a civilian oversight board over the police. They do not have incentive to downplay crime or to increase police pay.
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by guelo 4y ago
Strange, I have the same laptop on a fast network and I can't tell the difference.
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by guelo 4y ago
There's too thin of a line between ads and algorithmic feeds.
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by guelo 4y ago
I too have recently adopted a suspender lifestyle while in search of comfortable trouser fits. The main annoyance I've encountered is the need to remove all top clothing layers when using a toilet. This should be less of a problem in t
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by guelo 4y ago
"PERCEPTION" == politics, which is very much not a solved problem. It's the same reason we can't tax carbon emissions to properly account for its externalities.
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by guelo 4y ago
Any time a billionaire buys a media company it's bad for the health of democracy.
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by guelo 4y ago
As if Trump didn't corruptly use the power of his office to obstruct a lot of those investigations.
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by guelo 4y ago
That issue was resolved when the FEC did an investigation and issued a fine. There was accountability. Why should there be no accountability for Trump?
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by guelo 4y ago
I'm down with it. Though the executive exercising war powers seems as far as possible from a non-president commiting state-level fraud.
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by guelo 4y ago
What about the rule of law? Isn't it important? Isn't it possible that Trump committed a crime and should be prosecuted?
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by guelo 4y ago
I've seen arguments in the right-ophere that Cohen improperly plead guilty to a non-crime. Which seems like a weird thing for a high-level well-connected lawyer to do.
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by guelo 4y ago
It had survived for 15 years and there was no hint that it was going under.
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by guelo 4y ago
I really don't understand why NSAID Celecoxib is not available over the counter. It is a Cox2 selective inhibitor which reduces the stomach issues, and from studies I've seen the myocardia issues are within comparable ranges to ac

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