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Why do you think he put it in quotes? Did you read the full context, or just rage at the cut out sentence that someone else here provided to you? It's very clear in long form what he was talking about. He has no control of people takin
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You're saying that gaming term is "crusty and old" therefore your misinterpretation of his statement and your emotional outrage is justified? What is the cutoff date for terms we can use that won't confuse and emotionall
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But if the vaccine doesn't prevent spread that means you were fired because of... what? "Get the vaccine to reduce your symptoms or I'll fire you incase it kills you!" It's not like the vaccine prevents spread to ot
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Humans can be crazy resilient or delicate thanks to genetic diversity and the randomness of the universe.
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Brain pops? Never heard of that term. Do you mean head change? Basically a dizzy/foggy/rolling feeling mainly in the head. It gets less extreme with tolerance, similar to cannabis highs.
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Sometimes if they are both smokers and cannabis users you'll see spliffs (blunts of half tobacco half weed) generally to get a head change, a buzz, a high, and to save on costs. But spliff smokers are in the minority in the US. Was mor
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The PRC constantly skirmishes with India and has land grabbed many islands in the South China Sea, many already occupied. Yes, since and during the communist takeover of China, all of its military might has generally been directed inwards a
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> For those saying that can't happen, think Ukraine in 2012 or 2018. Russia? Invading? Can't happen. They "invaded" Crimea in 2013, a lot of people expected what's currently happening. edit: 2014 not 2013. Also C
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That's like your opinion man. You are totally free to feel that way, but I don't agree.
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Users have a right to block intrusive banner ads on their user agent if they so choose. Users also have a right to enable a separate rewards text system notification ads program if they so choose. If content providers want to paywall adbloc
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The BAT text notification rewards are off by default. The adblocker is on by default. How is that replacing? If you turn the BAT rewards on, you get system text notifications at intervals, it's not anywhere on the site or triggered by
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Yes, it's a lot worse to depend on revenue from your supposed competitor. It may even hinder your motivation to build a browser that focuses on the user, and more to appease the person paying the bills (Google). In comparison to a chan
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They never replaced ads... that's another myth about them. They have a built in ad blocker and only block ads, not replace. The OPT-IN text notification ad service is separate. You can enable it to get text notification ads in exchange
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(2y ago) The change was transparent, the response was transparent, and it was reversed immediately. You do know that FireFox gets paid for Google search referrals to this day right? In comparison this was responded to and resolved 2 years
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> but you can disable it and move on BAT is disabled by default.
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It's insane to farm people for organs and to run concentration camps.
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Learn to read. I said reducing emissions while growing ENERGY OUTPUT. Not GDP. Of course GDP grew for all countries over a decade, if it's not that means your country is doing worse than inflation rates lol. European countries energy o
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> Because US regulators are too lazy/corrupt/starved to do the job they exist to do. Personally the fact that the US regulators aren't wasting time monitoring gif repo purchases is a good thing in my book. > Someone has
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The question is if the UK wants to really destroy thousands of jobs over a gif service acquisition, especially in this economy. I would hope they wouldn't do that to their own people. You're not really hurting FB, you're hurt
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FB should call their bluff and tell them to spin up a version of China's great firewall and try to block people then. I guess UK does already have a firewall with it's nanny-state porn filters though. I can see it now, "All o
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Why care what the UK has to say about US matters? Especially about whether a social media company can own a meme gif repo... There's got to be much more pressing matters for them right?
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> Of course, left leaning news sites demonize republicans in the same way, but it tends to be less extreme. That's from your perceived bias. All MSM is biased and plays these tricks, you cross verify reporting from both extremes, ch
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The US was the only country to decrease emissions over the decades while growing our energy output, all countries in the Paris Climate Accord failed to do so. We did it because of fracking nat. gas replacing coal due to innovation. Capitali
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You don't think there could be actors in the Kardashian house, where they shoot sexualized reality tv?
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Or a combination of both.
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Yeah but the entire episode was meta and breaking the 4th wall. He even references scenes that they do in Seinfeld when pitching it. And I wouldn't call it fluff, its observational humor and his style is to do 95% detailed setup and a
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Viewing your emails offline is pretty important.
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What's the issue with using Next/React to build static and SSR web pages? React doesn't only work for SPA.
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"post-capitalist" pass, comrade. bit of irony it's posted to a VC ran forum, bet they'd take funding too.
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> While it may work differently in practice at times, that idea IS actually a great one. Exactly. That's my point. Don't assume everyone who was acquitted is guilty because of the few exceptions of injustice such as OJ.
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