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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Yeah, fair point. Time will tell I guess.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
True in the UK too. Cigarette adverts were banned forever ago. Then they stopped displaying them in the store. Now, if I'm not mistaken (I don't smoke), they don't even display branding on the packets - the packets have a ver
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
If she had stepped down before 2016, Obama would have been able to appoint another liberal judge to replace her, and the political balance of the court would have remained unchanged. Instead, she died in 2020 and Trump replaced her with a f
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
I don't think all 40 million women have lost "all" legal access. Eg Florida and Virginia are banning abortion after 15 weeks - which is actually less restrictive than in most of western Europe. Eg France bans abortion after
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It's Time for Regulators to Put Crypto Down – David Gerard(foreignpolicy.com)
11 points by hihihihi1234 4y ago|2 comments
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Why do the other popular VPNs not have any integrity left?
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
El Salvador isn't in South America.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Um... how is this news? We left the EU in January 2020. I'm not sure what it would mean for Britain to leave the EU without Brits losing EU citizenship, and I've never heard anyone suggest that this might be the case. It's ne
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Web3 investor Packy McCormick can't explain a use case for Web3 [video](twitter.com)
26 points by hihihihi1234 4y ago|14 comments
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
I too would like to read a citation and further details to support the claim.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
What? You meant to write "electric cars" in your first sentence, right?
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Where in the UK do you think is a good place to do this kind of thing? My wife and I have been toying with the idea of doing something like this - it won't be for at least another few years, but it's still really just an idea at t
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Some people experience so much of their reality through a screen that I wonder if maybe their online version is effectively their "real" self.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
This is "Crossrail", aka the Elizabeth Line, the Tube's major new extension that opened this week (after years of delays.) So it hasn't had much chance to get dirty yet. Beggars and homeless people are common in London,
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Considering that this section of the London Underground opened to the public just three days ago, it would be quite the feat for it to be already covered in filth.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
I don't follow crypto stuff closely, so maybe this question has a laughably obvious answer, but: what's wrong with Binance?
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Link for those interested in learning more: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotherham_child_sexual_explo... NB there have been several other similar scandals but Rotherham is the most famous.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Speculation, tax avoidance and money laundering, mainly.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Nobody is "denying wealth inequality" here either, the point is just that the headline statistic may be a bad way to measure wealth inequality in crypto.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Why do you use Bing?
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
> I've read reams and reams of treatises on the topic Care to share any of them here? I'm not that knowledgeable about BTC so I have no idea whether or not you're right, but I'd love to learn more.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Look up "bleeding Kansas"
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
You guess correctly. This person isn't my friend, and I consider him beyond help.
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
I know this guy who's a rabid anti-vaxxer who thinks the COVID vaccines are a bioweapon engineered to kill people as part of a shadowy conspiracy to lower the world population by a billions. He claims that vaccinated people are droppin
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by hihihihi1234 4y ago
Considering that this whole thing started with fake videos from China of people dropping dead in the street, I'm treating any new videos from China with extreme scepticism.
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Well as a programmer I've seen how the sausage is made in the tech industry, and thus have less faith in the security and reliability of software than the average citizen does. So what you say could make sense.
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Yeah I've wondered the same thing. I don't have the statistics in front of me but I'm pretty sure that the unvaccinated are on average poorer, browner and more working class than the vaccinated. Which is to say that the same
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Have people already forgotten how much pressure the government was under in December to lock us down again? SAGE were predicting 6000 deaths a day, as if their modelling hadn't already been discredited ten times over, and all the usual
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
This isn't the right thread to have this argument and I imagine dang will remove your post, but I just want to note: Trump and his supporters aren't merely alleging that there were some irregularities in the election (which may be
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Parler got booted from everywhere based on alleged connections to Jan 6th that, in my estimation, were very tenuous, no worse than what had been seen on more established platforms, and seemed to me to be little more than a convenient pretex

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