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heywherelogingo
5y ago
My accounts are disposable and disposed of - my "reputation" means nothing to me, and I think people who bought into gamified reputation are suckers. Liberty.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
Why not lead the way?
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
Seize the moment - switch to signal.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
I've already banned youtube, along with all tyrannical platforms. People should be more proactive.
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5y ago
"In order for the scramjet engine to ignite,..."
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
What do ISPs consider an acceptable rate?
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5y ago
You're saying effects are only instantaneous. No comment.
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heywherelogingo
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No mention of lockdown effects detracts from the credibility of that comment.
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5y ago
I love how people are surprised/shocked by this. It's perfectly in line with Google's character, yet every time another example of that character is highlighted people are still surprised. Perpetual surprise. Oh, this fire
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
I know how you feel, your comment is unknown to me.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
No, you don't understand that, you're pretending to in an effort to undermine. Glad you asked.
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5y ago
Exactly. Eg South Africa renamed most (all?) road names to native names - is the UK going to change all British road names to African names because colonialism?
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5y ago
It's journalism, not an academic paper; it's common knowledge; it's to be expected.
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5y ago
"Now, thanks to the internet, there exists ... communities for people of every type of background and experience." -- this is good for the individuals, but what if there is a biological/societal/ecosystem negative eg org
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5y ago
There is no "concern". Think about the other part of your comment rather than the gender bit. Good luck.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
I don't see how.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
"the definitional distinction".. ?
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
How about cat vs dog?
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
But it's not limited to skin tone. Have you never been able to identify an albino African as African?
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
Move. You should not be tolerating such behaviour, nor should you be condoning/encouraging it.
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
I see a cookie popup, I click Back. I'm usually visiting out of curiosity, and the content is nothing special. TrustArc is one of the worst - I can't reverse too quickly.
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5y ago
"Wow, Microsoft has really changed!"
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heywherelogingo
5y ago
I think you've read that the wrong way round.
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heywherelogingo
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I'm pretty sure we took that from the New Testament though. Other way round I would expect.
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Ninnies and nannies.
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5y ago
I've known tourists to Australia who have been calling it a police state since the 90s.
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5y ago
Isn't this the company that wants to fine unvaccinated employees $200/month iirc? Somewhat poetic justice if so.
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5y ago
I use terminator, one window, tabs, and vimwiki is always my first tab.
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5y ago
"They're not exactly calling the YouTuber a fake, but it's somewhat implied." - you can see it's clearly deliberate and controlled when he has a quieter conversation with the other guy. As you say: "The videos
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5y ago
You do understand the question, you've just decided to respond in a silly way.
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