hanniabu

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by hanniabu 4y ago
In today's democracy you only get what you want if what you want is coincidentally the same as what their donors want.
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by hanniabu 4y ago
The same government that undoes protections so resources on the land can be mined? You must have a very utopian vision of government that doesn't align with reality.
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by hanniabu 4y ago
That's pretty hostile against conservationists that own property to save habitats rather than churn a profit. This will inevitably lead to this land winding up in the hands of a capitalist that will destroy it in order to make money on
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by hanniabu 4y ago
That's exactly what's happening and why a portion of the country no longer sees any issues with changes being made to to create an authoritarian government
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by hanniabu 4y ago
It blows my mind to see people saying that people starving and barely getting by is great for the economy. But I guess it is because it creates a system where people are desperate for income and that leaves them vulnerable for abuse. Hence
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by hanniabu 4y ago
So we'll have a right party and a far-right party. This is looking more gloom every year.
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by hanniabu 4y ago
What's the benefit of mirrorless and why isn't it more prominent today?
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Idiocracy is basically the new 1984
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Fintech has not solved international payments(twitter.com)
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Not buying it. That would only work if it were firmer because as it is now I'm extremely doubtful your teeth will magically fall into those grooves when the sponge has so little structure. On top of that it seems hard to clean, A tooth
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by hanniabu 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand the difference between longest and highest here
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Ethereum has a long term scaling plan with L2 and sharding
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Good ol' corporate lobbying will make that a non-issue
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by hanniabu 4y ago
That's a pretty fucked up clause
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by hanniabu 4y ago
It means more money
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by hanniabu 4y ago
It's not illegal for crypto as of right now
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by hanniabu 4y ago
All depends on the cost of the land it's on, electricity/water costs, the growing apparatus, whether it requires artificial light, and what the market rates for the crop are. So yeah, there's a lot of variables as one could i
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by hanniabu 4y ago
> Hydroponics only makes sense for high price crops like salad or vegetables That's only true if it's in the city or other location with high cost/sqft land
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Do you cache the channel, search term, and results for faster more efficient responses later?
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by hanniabu 4y ago
That'd certainly be useful
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Well for one you can give the government full control to freeze your funds whenever they want
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Cancer and other health issues that make you either die early or affect your health/lifestyle enough where it becomes more difficult to find a mate to reproduce with.
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Not everyone wants their email public
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Yup, one wants to play and the other wants pets
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by hanniabu 4y ago
They did internal audits but not external ones, which of course it's what everyone assumes
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by hanniabu 4y ago
> Who decided on these zones? The wealthy
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by hanniabu 4y ago
Why Argentina?
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by hanniabu 5y ago
In the 60s there was a junk yard that some developer put a bunch of houses on top of near my house. Decades later nearly everyone that lived there developed cancer.
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by hanniabu 5y ago
Are you still using those misleading scam tactics? And what's the purpose of the monthly membership if it works?!
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by hanniabu 5y ago
Bitcoin L2 is centralized b/c Bitcoin doesn't have base layer smart contracts (and no, simple scripts are not smart contracts)

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